West Point trip looms as Kansas eyes starters marching south
Coach Clark plans to select twenty players for the East tour after the Crimson and Blue work at stadium this afternoon. Two more will join Tuesday's departure as Kansas prepares for the eastern invasion and a big parade led by Virgo Miller. The band under J C McCuntes will march to the stadium for the rally.
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George
Patsy Chirk
West Point
Crimson and Blue
Clark
Virgo Miller
Trai
K.ul
Massachusetts
Santa Fe
Miller
Ceremoi i
F.C. Allen
Patsy" Glark
Karl Schlademan
Kansas
North College Hill
J.C. McCuntes
Mac
Oklahoma Underway Sooner Football Schedule Preview
Oklahoma starts fall practice as the Sooners prepare a nine game schedule in the Missouri Valley Conference era. Five home games include Texas and non conference rivals in the mix with Missouri Nebraska and Kansas. Captains Gus Van Edmondson and Clarence Morrisey return as veteran leaders amid the team’s plans and early letter recipients reflect renewed depth.
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Oklahome Central State
Von
University of Texas
Osha — ‘Agricultural land-Mechanical College
Gus ‘van Edmondson
Clarence Morrisys
Hack
Edmondson Captains Sooners After Elect Ineligibility
Gus Van Edmondson, 220 pound tackle, named captain of the University of Oklahoma football team for the season after Captain-Elect Howard Marsh was ruled ineligible. Edmondson, in his third year, joins Clarice Morrison at fullback with prior high school experience in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
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Norman
Kla
Associated Press
Sooner
Gus van Edmondson
University of Oklahoma
Howard
Marsh
Petain van Edmondson
Stunde
Ity
Clarerie Morrisson
Dmondson
Illinois coach sees star potential in Potsy Clark at football
Urbana Sept 30 Associated Press Rune Clark of Carthage Illinois, brother of Potsy Clark of Illinois football fame, shows promise as a star quarterback for the University of Illinois. Coach Bob Zuppke is pleased with his triple threat ability, having moved him from halfback to quarterback. Scrimmages reveal line weaknesses, backs display new plays, and the team trains hard to strengthen the line for the season.
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Urbana
Associated Press
Rune Clark
Carethage
Wlinois
Potsy” Clark
Mlinois
University of Hinois
Bob Zuppke
Quinter
Couteliie
Dave Wilson
Rokusele
Richierelsinge
Grants Pass Proud of Ken Williams Baseball Star
Grants Pass fans know Ken Williams as Dinky Williams a local home run hitter who starred for the Grants Pass team. His father fainted from excitement after a long ball over the fence during a close game, and the chamber of commerce sent him a congratulatory telegram praising his season and urging him to return home to lead the team in future games.
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Kki
St. Louis Bowns
Grants Pass
Ken Williams
Williams
Mae
B. A. Williams
Ken
Tal
Chamber of Commerce
Grants
Grants Pass Ball Club
Coast Game Faster Promises Record Coast Season
San Francisco September 27 A high caliber coast season is anticipated with University of Idaho and University of Southern California joining the Pacific Coast Conference this year. New coaching staffs and strengthened lineups at California Stanford and Washington State add to the excitement as teams blend youth with veteran stars in a bid for conference glory.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Eridiran
Far West
University of Idaho
University of Southern California
University of Washington
Unversity of California
Stanford University
University of Oregon
Washington State
Oregon Agricultural College
California
Stanford
Glen Warner
Agidy Keer
Duinge
Cmiech
Iowa City cagers to play 12 Big Ten and 3 nonconference games
The University of Iowa basketball schedule for 1922 23 includes twelve Western Conference games and three nonconference contests. The first conference game is set for January in Chicago, with a season ending March 5 at Bloomington against Indiana. A home and away plan ensures six conference games at Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Lows
Associated Press
University of Kiwit Cagers
Iowa
Chicago
Indiana
Bloomington
Minnesota Squad Showing Class in Football Prospects
The University of Minnesota football team enters the second week of training with a strong first string and capable reserves. Coach Le Fred Luerhing praises fighting spirit, while backfield candidates led by Gilstad Reklund Burst and Olson show promise in passing and kicking. Key players Martinzen, Gilstad, and Meklund are described as triple threats, with Aus as captain and pivotal in kicking duties. End candidates include Loudon and Merrill, with competition among Cox Moyle Willson and Ecklund for wing.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Associated Press
University of Minnesota
le Fred Luerhing
Letic
Nebraska
Didette Luerhing
Faraerly
Minnesota
Béeklund
St Mn
Beklunt Sreod
Plicg
Oliver Aus
Vir My
Martinau
Gilstad
Meklund
Itil
Etn
Martingu
McCreery
Clark
Grose
Hultkrans
de Lanteh
Sehjoll
Taylor
van Dues
Maptein Aus
McGirt Gopeland
McDonald
Kollit
Luckiy
Red
Murphy Purdue Captain Leads Purdue Football Hopefuls
Kekie Murphy, Purdue captain from Lafayette, is described as the most versatile football player the university has produced. The Chicago Hyde Park product, who enrolled in Purdue in 1918, has played multiple backfield roles and is seen by coach Gooch Phelan as a key open field runner weighing about 103 pounds. He missed a year, then returned and is in his first year at Purdue as a multi position contributor.
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Lafayette
Kekie” Murphy
Purdue
Murphy
Gooch Phelan
Phanton high school football schedules and drills
McPherson high school recruits 35 men for regulars as coach Rudolf Adelaib faces a deep pool. The team, aiming for state honors with Marion and Kingman, readies October through November schedules including Marion, Marquette, Newton, Salina, Abilene and Lyons venues. Patsy Clark led darkened practice as first string scrimmage with freshmen and new varsity squad unfolds.
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L Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Guneh Rudolf Adelaib
McPherson High School
Mcpherson
Marion
Kingman
Alavion
Schedues
Ortober Sa
Oelober
Marquette
Pherson
Rewien
Newton
Hillebera
McPher
Patsy
Jayhawkers Prac
High School Grid Team Faces Uncertain Season Outlook
The report outlines a Catholic League coach Steve OKonek guiding a top Southwestern Conference squad as players like Max Wedges and Ansel Carpentier energize both ends. It notes strong defense, evolving offense, and notable performances from Rune Bood and others as the team prepares for upcoming games across the season.
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Max Wedges
Yesue
Tern
Glevin
la St. Aes
Steve O'Konek
Lindsey Tia
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Ittia
Pehoy
Kansas
Southall
York
Daniel AL Simmsan
Erneste
Fined for Speeding in Popeka Court Case
A Popeka court fined Kidph Ghomandian for speeding on the approach to Fort Pond Dish Sunday. Details show court proceedings and fines assessed by the justice court, reflecting local enforcement actions.
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Kidph Ghomandian
Popeka
Justice Court
Ehare
Gavney
English Visitors Visit Oxford Friends In Lawrence
English visitors Ty Gifeth and I Rown trom Gillett arrived in Lawrence to deliver addresses at churches and yearly meetings. They come from Moglish gatherings to the Five Year Meeting in Richmond and will speak at the Unitarian church and Friends services then proceed to Wichita. Professor Hane Werner of Gale University and Aliss Rose Margin assisted hosts as the party stayed with Abe and Mrs. Drying before city events.
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Oxford
Linwlened
Rowntrom Gillett
Lawrence
Richmond
Friends Smeytine
University of Kansas
Oxford University
Tultiyy
Hane Werner
Liverpond
Mugland
Gillett
Abe
Unitarian Church
Friends Church
Wichita
Chamber of Commerce Officials Plan Weekly Meetings
The Chamber of Commerce hosts monthly and bi weekly meetings at 2:00 PM in the Chamber rooms with business leaders. The Disbled Veterans group and American War veterans attend a meeting on the second floor as well as the Altar Society and 41. A. Re new. Notice announces their relocation to suite 203 in House Hide and aba. Mansfield Land & Loan Co.
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Altar. Society
41. A. Re New
Chamber of Commerrs Rooms
Hide
Aba
Mansfield Land & Loan Co
Notable Local People and Health News From Lawrence Area
Mrs W OD Mowles of Denver recovers from surgery and plans to move to her mother Mrs Prunty’s home in a few weeks. Various residents attend visits, hospital stays, and social events, including travels to St Louis and Wyoming. A new shorthand class opens at Lawrence Business College next Monday.
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Alba Amick
Ie Lawrence
Denver
Colo
Memorial Hospital
Finvles
Prunty
Tor Denver
Anna Cary
Orris Collins
Mo Orrender
Travy Parsons
St. Louis
Maywoul Zimmerman
Lyons
Queleh
Bios
Heche Ecole
Hos Maines
Osoklions ii
Sehoohavey
Atte
Tiner
Mesa Mesa
Lincoln Street
Puemonia
MeKirick
Woodlant
Finevin Woodkiawa
McKitrick
Christin Aid
Sovely
Ehoreds
Frank Raybourn
Myvenston
Wyo
Chirkes Godfrey
Mihi Mohundre
Punston Street
Mise Miklred
Mildepran
AL W.A. Dumounve
Willard
Addre
Lydns’ Ram
Hiesehoul
Amarning
Shorthesa
Lawrence Busness College
Mamday
Real Oratory at Democratic Feast Draws Delegates
A Democratic meeting featured lively accounts and jokes about state inspection crews and hotel sheets, with attendees including Bob, Ed, and former K U men. Delegates from Lecompton, Burlton, Baldwin, and Alexander attended as more than 100 tickets were allocated for the drones and many applicants were refused. The program opened with Sogel Panoorth candidates, then a Metcalf event that delighted the crowd.
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Paga
Alleria
Bob
Font Coughlin
Paola
Metcalf
Hia
Aulience
Bus driver accused after altercation near Topeka
Fragmented report traces a Topeka bus line driver accused of swerving near Big Springs and using foul language after a collision with Jake Damm. Wording is garbled but indicates possible court action either outside or inside of a venue, with details unclear.
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Topeka
Jake Damm
Big Springs
Telfort
Vaurt
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