Kansas Prepares for St Benedicts Battle at Memorial Stadium
Kansas head coach Larry Mullins brings the St Benedict Ravens to Memorial Stadium for a high stakes home opener. 15,000 fans expected for University Day as Jayhawkers seek revenge after last year’s 34 12 defeat at Notre Dame.
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Strange animal ears and heat loss and Jerome Cardan death tale
The column explains how animal size and surface area affect heat radiation in cold climates with examples like Arctic and desert foxes and notes a debated tale about Jerome Cardan predicting his own death. It mentions his limited mathematical contributions and hints at a future feature titled River of Salt.
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Notre Dame Triumphs Over Kansas in Farmington Exhibition
Ed Phelps left the game with an injury late in the fourth period but is expected to return this weekend. Coach Lindsey praised Notre Dame's form, saying the Irish look close to past glory under Elmer Layden. Kansas held the Irish, but two early touchdowns, punt blocks, and fumbles aided Notre Dame. Sophomores Emil Wienecke Vogel Ward and Moreland impressed the Kansas coach, with Wienecke excelling at quarterback and defensive work.
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Howard Moreland
Baker Wildcats Prepare for Rockhurst Clash at Bourke Field
Baldwin City Sept 30 Baker University Wildcats coach Liston Peterson and Bretnall drill for the Friday October 4 game against Pat Mason’s Rockhurst squad on Bourke field. Both teams carry one win and one defeat in earlier meetings with Mason’s Irish. Coaches expect an aerial battle and emphasize passing plays amid preparations. An adjacent note mentions a tax comparison between Oklahoma and Kansas cigarette levies.
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Stars Shine In Debut As MLB Scoring Rush Begins
Bill McGee reports on first major league games where Cardinals limited Cuba to three hits. Jimmie Foxx and Buddy Myer dominated, Van Mungo struck out 15 in a Dodgers win, Mike Kreevick and Paul Derringer delivered strong two games, and a host of stars such as Solters, Leiber, and Ruffing starred in split results.
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Cardinals win pennant memory and golf dates recalled
AP notes anniversaries and past sports milestones: a year ago the Cardinals clinched the NL pennant as Dizzy Dean pitched a 9-0 win over the Reds while the Giants lost to Brooklyn. It also recalls events from three and five years back in golf and baseball.
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Big Six football week preview from Kansas City
Iowa State faces Nebraska after a 28 7 loss to Nebraska last week. Nebraska shows improved scoring power, while Iowa State hopes veterans from last year's tight contest help. Oklahoma and Kansas State also loom as threats, with notable plays by Cardwell, Elder, and Bordeaux highlighted as conference action nears.
Gridiron Stars Shine in Early Touchdowns Across Colleges
A jumble of players from Rice to Oklahoma score key plays in season openers. Wallace breaks kickoff for 54 yards against LSU, Paczkowski of St Lawrence returns 58 yards for a TD against Cornell, and Howard ties Alabama with a 7-7 pass play. Cardwell racks three TDs for Nebraska, Miller for South Dakota State intercepts and runs 16 yards for a score, while Ohio blocks a punt setting up a goal for victory over Illinois. Notre Dame’s Cardleo scores twice, Duke Warren of Florida returns a Stetson pass 87 yards, Bond for Georgia adds a 62 yard TD, and Boudreau of Oklahoma bags the winning points versus Colorado with a p kick.
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Results and campus driveway decision at Baker University
Yesterday's results show baseball scores across the National and American Leagues with multiple games tallied. In a separate Baker University meeting, administrators voted to eliminate all driveways from the 18 acre campus, ending a practice in effect for over 75 years.
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Finish Successful Baseball Season
The 1935 season closed with improvements for many clubs and Chicago Cubs facing Detroit in the World Series opener. Detroit and Chicago expanded seating, drew large crowds, and key players like Lou Gehrig and Gus Suhr set endurance records while Braves posts a record defeat tally.
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Coffman A Winner At Princeton Fall Track Meet
Princeton’s first fall track meet in a decade drew under 200 spectators but produced three national champions. Clyde Coffman of the Kansas City Athletic Club won the pentathlon, Joe McCluskey of New York A.C. captured the 3000-meter steeplechase, and Tom Ottey of Michigan State took the 1000 meters. Coffman excelled across events, scoring 3084 points. Arnold Preheim trailed with 2755. McCluskey beat Harold Manning by 100 yards in 9 30.3.
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Hill View Edges Country Club In Opening Pro-Am Match
Hill View led by Earl Whitaker and Glenn Batman beat Lawrence Country Club team Orville Stone and Chick Pontius 1 up in a near noon match at the Country Club. A rematch is set for next Sunday at Hill View at 1 30.
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Detroit Infield Outshines Cubs in World Series Prospects
Detroit’s infield, led by Hank Greenberg Charley Gehringer Billy Rogell and Marvin Owen, is praised as the strongest unit in the World Series. The Cubs counter with a stronger outfield and pitching edge but the Tiger infield’s defense and run production give Detroit the advantage, with Greenberg also excelling at first base and Rogell Owen carrying the left side.
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Freddie Lindstrom
Augie Galan
Course progress update on new fairways and greens
The report notes the blue grass completing its appearance on the new fairways and praises Creens chairman Al Bromelsick for daily oversight to finish remaining work. Weekends saw heavy play and excellent conditions, with plans to visit this week to check on course progress.
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Americans Seize Ryder Cup Defeating British 9 to 3
Ridgewood N J Sept 30 1935 The United States dominated the Ryder Cup with a 9 3 victory over Great Britain. Notable performances included Busson and Cox bold attacks on the flag while others like Runyan Revolta Dutra Picard and Wood delivered decisive singles wins. Craig Wood was the lone American casualty as Alf Perry Parks Smith and Cox split their matches.
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Reginald Whitcombe
Olin Dutra
Alf Padgham
Henry Picard
Ernest Whitcombe
Craig Wood
Deal
Percy Alliss
Alf Perry
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Smith
Baseball Leaders of the Era Highlight Key Sluggers
The record list names top players by category across teams. Berger of the Braves leads home runs with 34, Medwick of the Cardinals high in several categories, Greenberg of the Tigers and Gehrig of the Yankees top RBIs and runs, Vosmik and Myer among notable hitters, and Cubs pitchers Lee and Henshaw among leading hurlers.
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College basketball schedule with mixedFriday games
Friday games feature Lawrence High at Lawrence night and Haskell at Detroit night. Saturday slate lists Missouri at Columbia and Kansas at Lawrence, plus Wisconsin at Grinnell, Kansas State at Manhattan and Oklahoma at Norman. Other matches include Iowa State at Ames and Michigan at Ann Arbor with several at Rockhurst Liberty and Topeka venues.
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Races, visits and travel notes from Topeka fair week
Topeka readers learn of Jack Hughes at the Kaw Valley races and a caravan of relatives returning from California and Oklahoma. Johnnie Mitchell traveled with Oliver Schutz of Lake View, visiting Mrs. Mattie Smithers and the Rogers family in Washita, while Mrs. Schutz joined them home. A Weav er party joined Louis Hadl and family for fair attendance. Kansas City guests Glen Copeland and Harold Copeland dined with Edward Martin family. Mrs. W L Kiefer and son Dean returned from California, sharing extended visits, Long Beach harbor, Santa Fe train travel in 48 hours, and a tour of Beverly Hills and Forest Lawn. Dean fished eight mackerel. The piece notes the body of Will Rogers held at Forest Lawn and hints at ongoing classifieds.
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