Big Six football faces tough weekend slate in early season
Injuries will force Kansas powerhouses to field weakened lineups as Kansas Jayhawkers play Denver at Denver and Kansas State travels to Lafayette to face Purdue. Missouri aims for Northwestern at Evanston with Stuber improving a shoulder. Oklahoma meets a storied rival and Iowa State clashes with Morningside at Ames as teams adjust with key players sidelined.
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George Stuber
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Carl Johanningmeier
Frank Ross
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Panze Brothers
Notre Dame Eyes Fast Haskell Team Ahead of Oct 8 Game
Assistant Coach Tommy Yarr reports that Dietz’s Haskell Indians used four plays in a recent win from Ottawa, with hidden trick plays to remain under wraps for the Notre Dame season opener on October 8. Dietz, seen as crafty, trained under Warner influences at Carlisle and Washington State, shaping Notre Dame’s prep for wingback systems and surprise plays from opponents.
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Pop) Warner
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Dick Hanley
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Anderson
Victorious Yanks Pledge Sweep as They Head West
The Yankees move along Lake Erie toward Chicago confident of four straight wins over the Cubs and a world record twelve straight victories in three championships. Babe Ruth, recently well, says they are two up with two to go and expect more home runs once the series advances, noting Cubs must be tougher on their home grounds to slow them.
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Lawrence Gun Club Opens Sunday Shoot at Club Grounds
The Lawrence Gun Club will hold its regular shoot Sunday morning at the club grounds. All shooters are invited to attend. A strong turnout was noted two weeks ago with plenty of action promised and target breakers expected for the upcoming event.
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Strange as It Seems: The Blood Crown Theft and Elephant Tales
John Hix notes Col. Thamas Blood, an Irish adventurer, allegedly stole the crown and scepter of England from the Tower of London on May 9, 1671, was captured after resisting a guard, and pardoned by the king. He compares elephant usefulness and limits, including military use and teaching abilities, with dubious remarks on intelligence. The piece ends with a teaser about tomorrow's column on religious preaching.
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Lawrence High to Meet Manhattan Aggies in Football
Coach E A Wood will lead twenty Lawrence high players by car to Manhattan for a 2 PM football clash with the Young Aggies at Aggie Stadium. Three tennis players and three golfers accompany the squad for contests with Manhattan. Team lineup and officials noted.
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Cy Spangler
Kansas
Kansas Colleges Fight Tonight in Ten Conference Battles
Associated Press reports a full slate of Kansas college football games tonight. Key matchups include Kansas vs Denver University at Denver, Washburn at Emporia, and Emporia Teachers facing Hastings. Other games feature Wichita, Bethany, Southwestern, McPherson, Parsons Junior College, and more across various campuses.
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Cubs star Gabby Hartnett sticks to shirt during streak
Chicago Cubs catcher Gabby Hartnett refused to change his shirt or any playing attire as the club extended a long winning streak, keeping a consistent look despite pressure from rivals and fans.
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Gabby” Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Grip spacing guides bowlers toward balanced release
Al Demaree warns that a too narrow grip causes uneven ball weight on the thumb, hindering delivery and footwork. He offers an illustrated leaflet on spares, available by mailing the reader’s self addressed stamped envelope to Al Demaree through the paper.
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Green Brothers to Meet Fast Ottawa At Shook Diamond Sunday
The Green Brothers baseball club will meet the fast Ottawa semi pro team at 2 30 Sunday afternoon on the Shook diamond located north of Lawrence on U S 73 W. Pettit and Powell will compose the Ottawa battery with Lawrence Wherry and Denney to pitch for Green Brothers. The first game features Linwood Welter behind the plate. The Ottawa club is reputed as one of the fastest pro clubs in the region.
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Cubs Face Impossible Comeback in World Series
The Cubs trail the Yankees two games to none after a 12 to 6 loss at Yankee Stadium and a tight 5 to 4 duel at Wrigley Field. Warneke pitched well for Chicago as Grimm shuffled the lineup, but history says no team has rallied from 0-2 in a best of seven. The Yankees, led by Ruth Gehrig and the rest, threaten to seize the title.
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Washburn Opens Central Conference Title Race Tonight
Topeka Kans Sept 30 College of Emporia and Washburn college grid men meet under Moore bowl lights as hosts clash to start the 1932 league title chase Washburn seeks to defend its co champion position after an early win over Baker while Emporia aims to rebound from the cellar and avenge last year 18 to 6 setback Washburn faces injuries to Art Lepper Gene Vogel and Curly Edwinson among others Dr Bearys squad trains hard to overcome weaknesses from the Baker game and push for a strong start in the season opener against C of E
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Kansas Football Prepares for Denver Opener in Boulder
Kansas football players, 26 strong, travel for a 9 15 p m kickoff at Denver University as Coach Hargiss aims to start the season with a Big Six race push. Injuries force Baker, Brazil, and Ray Brinkman to stay home while the squad trains on forward passing and defense.
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Indians to Omaha for Creighton gridiron clash
The Haskell football squad of twenty five travels to Omaha to meet Creighton University. Coach Dietz reshaped the backfield after last week’s win over Ottawa, aiming for versatility. No injuries reported as the Braves face a veteran heavy Creighton lineup with players listed including backs, ends, tackles, guards, centers, quarterbacks and backs in the traveling party.
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Baldwin News: Tisdale Out Sick and Local Leaders Travel
Donald Tisdale missed a couple of school days with a light bout of influenza. President Wallace B. Fleming and Prof. Frank E. Wolf traveled to St. Joseph, Missouri on business for Baker, with plans for a further trip to Tarkio before returning home. Miss Grace Huey, directing home talent plays for the Kansas City Producing Company in Iowa, is home for a visit.
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Baldwin Social Notices and Local Updates
A Baldwin column lists visitors to the Bishop William A. Quayle Bible collection, football reports from De Soto, and residents’ travels. Notes include Rotary meeting talks on the solar eclipse, Leisure Hour club luncheon details, upcoming Delta Delta Delta invitations, a Potawatomi Mission visit, and the Baker Orange staff lineup and a car accident near town.
Baldwin News Briefs and Local Updates
Mary Aliea Severy, recently injured in a Colorado auto crash, is recovering at her daughter’s home in Kansas City and plans to return to work as house mother at the Delta Tau Delta house in Baldwin next month. A night blooming cereus at Miss Ethel Wilson’s home attracts attention, with two more plants in Baldwin. Fly Moore has joined Baker after playing with a western Kansas band. Mrs. David L. Young and Amelia return from Kirksville, Mo., visiting Mrs. Young’s parents.
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William A. Quayle
Baker Case Library
Barbara Bailey
Grace Garten
Oklahoma City
W. S. Bright
Haskell Institute
Henry Bailey
Frantes, Bailey
Mary Hammond
B. A. Hammond
L. C. Baker
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Young Republican Club
Mary Aliea Severy
Colorado
Anna Wilson
Kansas City
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Ethel Wilson
James Brockway
W. H. Montgomery
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Fly Moore
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Amelia
Kirksville
Kansas Senior Golfers Association picks J C Mohler as champion
Pro-Topeka by Associated Press Sept 10 reports J C Mohler Topeka wins the 36 hole medal play tournament with 83 86 169, edging Clyde Denman Sedan by one stroke. Members vote to hold the 1933 event at Newton. Also noted is 108 year old Mrs Josephine Stewart planning to vote in November. Night classes offered at a business college for daytime workers.
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Kansas City
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