Haskell Edges Washburn In Narrow Football Win
Haskell Indians upset the larger Washburn team 6 to 0 at Moore Bowl Topeka before 5000 fans. Duffina scored the lone touchdown on a 10 yard run after an interception set up the drive, while Holmes connected on a key pass. Washburn threatened twice late but Heinemann and the Haskell defense held. Coaches Welch and Beary shuffled units as Haskell outplayed three quarters turning back several drives with stout line play.
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Washburn
Gus Welch
Haskell
Indians
Qwashburn
Dan Emrich
Marmon
Gene ‘Vogel
Hinman
Daffina
Olmes
Vogel
Husky
BE. E. Beary
Omaha
Creighton
Washburn Haskell
Thompson -Malang
Becker
N. Holmes
Stalker
Emrich
Wapp
tWashburn
Harmon
Kenna
Schwartz
Dalton
Stal
Ker
A. McKenna
Wekenna
Malang
Parker
Haskel
Miles
Butler
Cimino
Holmes
Wilson Palmer
Dushane
Sr. Falleaf
Hayes
W. Palmer
W. Falleaf
Alexander
Linimo
West
McDonald
Jones
Weshburn
Eis
Wash_burn
Jaskell
Pen- Lalifer
Pkel
Driffina
Basrell
Dwight Ream
Creferee
C. Li. McBride
Alissouri Valley
C. A. Thomas
Kansas
Strange Epitaphs On Sailors And Babies In Graves
A compressed column by John Hix, noting miswritten epitaphs on graves. It discusses lines claimed to mark sailors lost at sea and premature interment, with examples from Ireland and Connaught, including a grave in Beltur. The piece mentions a bin of misread lines and ends with a note about a pitcher who won two World Series.
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John Round
Latchfield
Ouried
Connaught
Belturob
Ireland
John Higley
Amerca
Sees Greater Deeds for K U Distance Runner
Lincoln Star columnist Jay Sherman lauds Glenn Cunningham's rise from a sensational mile to world class distance runner. He notes Cunningham's Big Six victories in Lincoln and Chicago mile record, and predicts his future glory amid rivals Beccali Lovelock and Olympic prospects in Berlin 1936.
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Jay Sherman
Lincoln Star
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Lincoln
Chicago
Kansas
Lovelock
New Zealand
Reccali
Italy
Beccali
Los Angeles
Berlin
Aistanye
Emporia Edges Baker 9 0 In Late Score Drive
College of Emporia scored a field goal and a late touchdown to defeat Baker University 9 to 0, securing a second Kansas conference win. Meek of Emporia caught a 21 yard TD after a punt fumble, and Frank Houver connected on a 20 yard field goal to seal the game.
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College of Emporia
Baldwin
Baker University
Kansas
Presbyterians
Kansas Cup
Mat
Frankhouver
Emporis
Winslow
Baker
Meek
Emporia
Emporians
St. Benedict’s
Bethany
Atchison
Cullen Ravens
Bethany College
Haskell
Ravens
Bud O'Neal
Cahill
Neff
Helmert
Weiffenbach
St. Benedict
Wesleyan
Hastings
Salina
Bill Worley
Kansas Wesleyan
Neb
Pittsburg
Marysville
Maryville
Kan
Dehon and
Young
Jones
Sloan W
Notre Dame Opens Season vs Kansas in South Bend
Notre Dame coach Hank Anderson begins Kansas defense work as the Irish prepare for the October 7 home opener in South Bend. A large crowd is expected with strong Chicago interest as Northwestern has an open date and travel by train is easy. Previous meetings show Kansas and Notre Dame each winning once, with historical results noting Kansas 30 to 29 in total points and earlier clashes including a 1904 Kansas victory and last year’s Ramblers win 24 to 6.
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South Bend
Ind
Hank Anderson
Kansas
Notre Dame
Chicago
Northwestern
Ramblers
Creighton vs Kansas Grid Tilt Heads to Creighton Stadium
Omaha preview notes Creighton Bluejays face Kansas Jayhawks tonight at 8 in Creighton Stadium. Collin may sit with knee trouble while Art Stark backs Creighton to pull off an upset. Kansas to start larger and stronger lineup with O Leary Ja h nson Mehringer Evaternik Holland Clawson Nesmith Peterson Beach Foxx Klein among likely starters. The article lists probable lineups and quotes optimism from Creighton.
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Omaha
Neb
Creighton Bluejaya
Kansas Jayhawks
Creighton Stadium
Bluejays
Connie Collin
Missouri Valley
Collin
Art Stark
Creighton
Kansas
Creighton Kansas O'Leary
LE Casini Jahnson
Mehringer
Watkins
Tomlinson
Dees Spier
RT. Clawson
Halford Smehmidt
Nesmith
Peterson Beach
Foxx
Klein
Philadelphia Players Capture Batting Championship
The 1933 Philadelphia Phillies, led by Chuck Klein and Jimmie Foxx, claim major league batting honors. Klein lifts his average to .372 with a six point gain and leads NL slugging and hits, while Foxx adds three points to .356 and hits his 48th home run.
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New
York
Philags
Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Jimmie Foxx
Cartaly
Klein
Foxx
Iowa State Tops Denver 18 13 on Late Punt Return
In Denver, Iowa State beat Denver University 18 to 13 after a blocked punt set up the winning drive in the final minutes. Allender scored twice including the decisive TD after a key 14 yard line punt return by Harold Miller. Denver had led earlier with two touchdowns before ISU regained the lead.
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Denver
Iowa State
Denver University
Cyclones
Allender
Iowans
Harold Miller
Dana
Pioneers
Lone State
D. C
Williams
Town State
Haskell Rally Beats Washburn In Thrilling Conference Clash
Fans packed the stands as Haskell battled Washburn in a hard fought game. Long runs sharp tackling and a sensational Holmes punt return defined a thriller with two notable passes and a late counter by Washburn. The Washburn defense wore down but core plays kept the Indians in the chase.
Green Brothers Challenge Journal-World In Sunday Tilt
The Green Brothers and Journal-World teams meet Sunday at 3 PM on Shook Diamond one mile north of Lawrence on U S highway 73 W. The game pits local baseball supremacy as the rivals duel for early claims of bragging rights.
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Green ‘Brothers
Journal-World
Lawrence
U. S. Highway 73
Meeting Sponsors Weave Through Gardiner Lab Plans
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ed Wapn and Haskell efdster discussing sponsorships for a journey. The text is garbled but indicates preparations or meeting topics related to a lab project, with sponsors named in unclear roles and tentative plans for cooperation.
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Haskell
Hor I
College Football Scores From Across Regions
Independent Missouri games include Washburn edging Bethany 3 0 and St Benedict's beating Hastings. Parsons, Coffeyville, and Fort Scott junior colleges posted varied results while Rockhurst shut out High School Fort Scott. Other notable scores feature Manhattan 12 and Leavenworth 70 in mixed contests with several small colleges and high schools listed among regional results.
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Associeted Press
Haskall
Washburn
R Hethany
St. Benedict's
Hastings
Ned
Kansas ‘Wesleyan
Maryville
Tereneci F
Junior College Au
Fort Scott
Pitts
Cachera
Coffeyville
Parsons Junior College
Alumni
Kansas City
Kan
Rockhurst
Nevada
Washupton
Betlert Sedan
Arkansas
Reetaha
Erie
Caney
Grepola
Elk City
Howard
Great
Bend
St. Joseph's College
He A
Ftinter
Hays
Palco
Ellis
Newton
Manhattan
Itomaculata
Leavenworth
World Series Ticket Talk as Contenders Brace for Opener
Crowds first worry as New York and Washington prepare for the polo grounds opener next Tuesday. Officials fret over high priced tickets and potential sellouts while aiming to maximize profits. capacity and expected turnout differ between New York and Washington venues with past crowds guiding forecasts.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Joel Cronin
Bill Terrywell
Gus
Senators
Carl Hubbell
Washington
Clark Griffith Stadium
Major League Baseball leaders listed for AL and NL
The report cites Foxx Gehrig Manush and Klein among AL and NL leaders in batting runs RBIs hits doubles and home runs. It notes pitchers Van Arsdale Grove Cantwell and Pekan with win totals and lists a tale about a big league club paying players by placing checks in their street shoes on game days.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
Athletic
Manush
Senators
Geringer
Tigers
Burns
Browns
Cronin
Averill
Indians
Combs
Chapman
Wadker
van Arts
Grove
Athletice
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
Berger
Braves
Fulke
Medvick
Vaughan
Pirates
P. Vaner
Frisch
Fuilis
Freshman and Reserve Teams to Battle October 14
Coach Ad Lindsey announces a special October 14 game in the stadium pitting the freshman team against the varsity reserves. The date is open on Kansas schedule and the extra match will showcase abundant talent from F. B. Cox’s freshman squad. The event offers real competition and experience beyond practice games.
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Ad Lindsey
Kansas
F. B. Cox
Pass Play Gives Locals Victory Over Meriden
The Lawrence high school football aggregation, playing without lettermen, defeated Meriden 7 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Haskell stadium. A first half score came on Bonebrake to K. Johnson for about 20 yards and a touchdown. Howard Lee excelled in the backfield with Brooks, Bailey, and Raybourn strengthening the line. Lawrence will face Topeka here next Friday night. LOSE TO WINCHESTER
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Lawrence High School
Meriden
Haskell
Lawrence
Bonebrake
K. Johnson
Howard Lee
Brooks
Bailey
Raybourn
Topeka
Winchester
Winchester Beats Eudora Eleven 7 to 0
Winchester defeated Eudora High School eleven 7 to 0 on the Eudora field yesterday afternoon. Winchester scored on a 65 yard end run in the final quarter after the Jefferson county team failed to convert on line plays. Eudora threatened twice with a passing attack while captain Robert Fisele led the home eleven. Referee John Levi officiated. next Friday Eudora meets Turner at Turner in Kaw Valley League play.
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Winchester
Eudora High School
Eudora
Robert Fisele
Jefferson County
John Steiner
John Levi
Haskell
Turner
Lecompton Area Social Notes and Local Moves
Lecompton area residents hear reports of church supper Thursday evening offering ham, roast beef, scalloped potatoes, salads and cake. John Taylor returns from Santa Fe hospital Topeka after sinus operation. Mrs. Kate Gravel plans winter in Glendale California with daughter. Numerous local families host and attend dinners, visits, and birthday gatherings. funeral for Alta Steen Wilson noted. Robert Red McAdams leaves NC State.
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John Taylor
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Kate Gravel
Joe Gravel
Tecumseh
Glendale
Calif
Tom Porter
Porter
Theodore Sulzen
Francis Sulzen
Conrad
Kenneth Sulzen
Kansas City
Kan
Will Sulzen
George Haines
Albert Stoneburner
Fred Sulzen
Theo Sulzen
Gene
Charles
Junior
Lucille
Dorothy Betty
Frederick Sulzen
J. W. Kreider
Lecompton
I. Stockwell
Mr. Stockwell
Virginia
Carlsbad
N. Mex
Kreider
J. G. Elliott
St. Joseph
Relaoe
Ravanna
Mound City
Hedger McClanahan
Mr. McClanahan
Floyd Atkinson
Elmer McClanahan
Guy McClanahan
Ruth
Dorothy of
Ty Louise
Betty Louise Downing
June Steinmitz
Doris Holloway
Jackie
Bett
Worley
Betty Crady
Go Holloway
Maxine Aust
Patty Ee
Cramer
Eerie
Margaret Ie
Burns
Edith Carr
Alice Lee McClanahan
Harry Smith
Donald
Eileen
Marguerite’ McCall
Mrs. i
Smith
Loring
Karl Kreider
Stanley
Mararet Kreider
Lawrence
Wal
Phil Sehon
C. W. Sehon
O. E. Baughman
Tom Dick
Orville McCall
Ray Steinmus
Ross Niff
Henry Leslie
Harold
Bésthe
State Teachers’ College
Emporia
Bessie Westergren
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Bob ‘Holmes
Duffina
Haskell Indians
Washburn College Ichabods
Moore Bowl
Skell
Robert Holmes
Oliver Duffina
John Hix
Lee Far
Cee Ae
Angel Eeveroge Ker Gly Oe
Carl
MASS
K. U
Jayhawks
Pittsburgh
Solu Cicago
Phiadelphia
Cincinnati
Pet
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicana
Louis
Towa State
Fritz Meyn
Bo. McMiltin
Es ‘Aggies
Fran Welch
Ma ‘Ashburn
Haskell Kell
Althe
Ichabods
Washburn Athletic
Ue Wrestling
Asenciased
Ottawa
Rudy
Dusek
Mayes
McLain
Green Brothers
Naders
Associated Press
Jim Gas
Four Horsemen
Wydia
Crowny
Fordham
Dong
Michigan Grate
Helnie Manush
Fred Frankhouse
Dodgers
The
Business College
Robert “Red” McAdams
North Carolina State
Tommy
Skseter
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
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