Kansas and Denver Battle to a 14 14 Tie in Tough Contest
Kansas and Denver played to a 14 14 draw as Moffett hooked up with Riegle for a 23 yard score and Denver answered with Adams to Harkins. Moffett and Barrington sparked KU in the third while Chestnut added two extra points for Kansas and Brucker split kicks for Denver.
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Crimson and Blue Gun
Charles Moffettese
Warren Riegle
Riegle
Denver
Une
Ohnny Adams
Lorton Krushas
Rayarkina
Wayne
Moffett
Pon Barrington
Adams
Harkins
Sescygaggianiants
K. U
Pioneers
Kansas
Gordon Reynolds
Barrington An M Offett
Bill Chestnut
Hans Brucker
Rlegle Flanigan
Long Keller
Hird
Daya. Hunter
Daigenault
Endecott
Saramigos Berdgin
Hazelhurst
Barrington
Adams Fanses
Enyed Eee Tote Kanass
Chestnut
Flanigan
Brucker
Lions Travel To Play Topeka Trojans At Moore Bowl
Lawrence High School football squad will drive to Topeka tonight to face the Topeka Trojans in Moore Bowl on Washburn College campus at 8 o'clock. About 30 players depart around 4:30 in private cars as Topeka is regarded among the strongest teams in the area.
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Lawrence High
Topeka
Topeka Trojans
Moore Bowl
Washburn College
Football Scores From Regional Showdowns Across Colleges
Results list shows Temple and Hampden Sydney, Maryland beats, Auburn blanking Howard, Wake Forest tied with Georgia, Drake over Cornell, Oklahoma Aggies rout Arkansas, Kansas over Denver, and several Missouri Valley and Kansas high school games. Notable upsets and wide margins across multiple colleges and towns with numerous small schools and local teams.
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Ih Hampden
Sydney
Maryland
Auburn
Howard
Wake Porkal i
Georgia
Idwest Drake
Cornell
Oklahoma
Aggies
Arkansas
Kansas
Denver
Warrensburg
Mussouri Valley
Cape Girardeau
Western
McComb
Ill
Maryville
Peru
Jitter
Washburn
Centralichigan
Michigan
Jaywees
Baseball scores from forgotten night games
American League results show St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 and New York 1 Cleveland 2. second game halted in ninth due to darkness. Chicago 4 Boston 3 in ten innings. National League games include New York 3 St Louis 2 in ten innings. Boston 5 Chicago 1. Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 0. Cincinnati 10 Brooklyn 2.
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St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Gchicago
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Heagun
St. Louis A BF
En York TS
Clevelan
Lawrence High School Second Team Beats Oskaloosa 27 to 0
Lawrence high school second team, largely ninth graders, defeated Oskaloosa 27 to 0 at Haskell stadium. Bob Davis starred with two touchdowns, a pass to Carl Beil, and key interceptions setting up scores. Francis and Beil also scored as Davis added two extra points, with Beil making a late scoring pass.
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Lawrence High School
Oskaloosa
Haskell Stadium
John May
May
Lawrence
Bob Davis
Lions
Carl Beil
Davis
Beil
Lion
George Francis
Lawrence Oskalooss
Griswold
Wilkerson Osborne
Regan Flory
Bender Haverty C
Dyden
Black
Warner Lefman
Vandaveer
Um- Dire
Hayes
Grater
Army Navy game to be played with restricted crowd
War department announces the upcoming Army Navy football game will be held before a crowd limited to residents within a 10 mile radius. The notice recalls past events including the - Yankees beating the Dodgers 3-2 in the World Series with Red Ruffing pitching.
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Weat Nt
War Department
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Red Ruffing
Yankee Stadium
Fordham Flash
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Cadet football officers praised in Army booklet
New York sept 30. United States Military Academy issues a booklet by Joe Cahill linking football to battle. It profiles eight officers including Dwight D. Eisenhower Vinegar Joe Stilwell Omar Bradley Chuck Born Tom Trapnell Paul Bunker and others, noting early careers at West Point and key game moments from 1903 to wartime exploits.
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Ay Bagh
Fulleden
New York
United States Military Academy
Joe Cahill
Jean
Joseph Stilwell
Joe
Army
Chicago
Stilwell
Walter Eckersall
Meehan
Wake Island
New Guinea
Trapnell
Bataan
Igaps
Paul Bunker
Corregidor
Outlaw and Spence spark Tigers to 5-2 win over Senators
Jimmy Outlaw of the Tigers and Stan Spence of the Senators sparked a split with a 5-2 Tigers victory as Spence delivered a three run homer and four RBI. Dizzy Trout pitched for the Senators in the nightcap 9-2 loss. Browns and Kramer beat the Yankees 4-1 in the opener. Potter bested Borowy 2-0 in the nightcap as Browne moves atop the standings while Warrensburg teachers roll 25-6 over Valley Vikings.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Outlaw
Tigers
Stan Spence
Senators
Outlaw
Spence
Dizzy Trout
Jack Kramers
Nelson Potter
Browns
Kramer
Yankees
Potter
Hank Borowy
Browne
Ini
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Cubs
Mordecai Brown
Christy Mathewson
Brownies
Jack Kramer
Yanks
Ernie Bonham
Joe McCarthy
Don
Gutteridge
Mike Kreevich
Johnny Lindell
Paul Waner
Nats
Stan ‘Spence
Mickey Haefner
Cincinnati
Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Ken Raffensberger
Ted Wilks
Giants
Cardinals
Boston
Nate Andrews
Philadelphia
Athletics
Haskell Crushes Atchison 44 to 0 in Dominant Home Victory
Haskell Indians stormed to a 44 to 0 league win over Atchison high, totaling 331 rushing yards to 64 for the Braves. Touchdowns came from Nordwall, Bemore, Sumner, Severs, Williams, Barnett, with key runs by Bemore, Sumner, Barnett, and 85 yard dash by Barnett.
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Hasskell
Braves
Vandaveer
Jim Williams
Alton Nordwall
Wallace Bemore
C. B. Sumner
Montgomery
Haskell
Williams
Atchison
Indians
Bemore
Pound Creek
Sumner
Josh Downing
Bob Followell
Followell
Jacob Severs
Welch
Floyd Welch
Falllower
George Brown
Steve Barnett
Sherman Nation
Barnett
Igskin
Bonner Springs
Volk Nordwall
Amen Blacy Downing
Sumnerr Kibble
Montgomer
Wiliams
Brown
Ray Kanehl
Kansas
R. R. Strait
Iowa
Lineaman
F. C. Allen
Fox
H. Primesux
Mehojah
Nation
Bryan
McIntosh
Tall Bear
LaBelle
Thompson
Hans
Cogan
Shumaker
Hill
Scott
Nordwal
Semore
Severs
Willams
Sever
Browns Tie For First In Tight American League Race
Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Browns share first place as the pennant race tightens to a possible playoff. Browns beat Yankees while Tigers split with Washington, leaving outcome undecided until Sunday games. If tied, a one game playoff would be held at Briggs Stadium. Dodgers fall to Reds as Phillies edge Pirates. several other AL and NL results impact standings.
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Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Browns
New York Yankees
Tigers
Washington Senators
Nat
Browne- Yankes
Sandal
Briggs Stadium
Olt
Eudora Triumphs Over Gardner 33 to 6 in Hard Fought Game
Eudora defeated Gardner 33 to 6 on Gardner field after leading 20 to 0 at halftime. Eudora gained 16 first downs to Gardner’s four and stretched its series advantage, despite Gardner scoring late in the fourth.
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Eudora
Gardner
Suet
Endora
Lee leads night league as batting stats dominate recap
Night play spotlights league leader Lee and a flurry of batting data. Nicholson Chicago hits 116 with Barrett and others driving runs. Boudreau stars in AL batting at .330, Stirnweiss and Etten power NY with RBIs and home runs. Newhouser leads pitching with 38 wins.
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Boudreau
Cleveland
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
St. Loui
Burnweiss
Lindell
Etten
Stirnwells
Newhouser
Detroit
GARRISONS DESTROYED
London reports a Tokyo broadcast says Japanese garrisons on Guam and Tinian were destroyed by September 27 and that residents shared the fate of troops. Lt Gen Hideyoshi Obata heads the Guam Tinian sector with Lt Gen Hyo Takashima and Capt Goichi Oya as army and navy commanders. The broadcast notes 3,700 of 15,000 on Tinian formed a voluntary battalion and many civilians died when defenses fell. Nimitz had said organized resistance on Guam ceased August 10 and peacetime losses on the three islands were tallied at 44,965 killed.
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London
Tokyo
Guam
Tinian
Associated Press
Guam-Tinian
Hideyoshi Obata
Hyo Takashima
Goichi Oya
Japanese Information Bureau
Chester W. Nimitz
Tinian Island
Nimitz
Saipan
Marianas
Marine Sergeant Sends Wife Japanese Trophies
Marine Sergeant Michael Gilgovan sent his wife Verna Gilgovan items picked up after battle in the Pacific. The display in the Journal-World front window shows two hooded raincoats a pack of Japanese cigarettes a box of mosquito killer and a 10 yen paper note. Gilgovan from Pennsylvania served five years with the marines and fought at Pearl Harbor Midway and other engagements with Japan.
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Journal-World
Uam
Michael Gilzovan
Verna Gilgovan
J. C. Dyer
New Hampshire Street
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Gilgovan
Pennsylvania
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Ottawa University elects new trustees in Kansas City
Charles V. Stansell associate editor of the Kansas City Star and Dr Charles O Hardy vice president and research director of the Federal Reserve Bank have been elected to Ottawa University board of trustees Ottawa Kan Stansell formerly taught English at Ottawa and Hardy an alumnus was professor of economics
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Ottawa U
Kansas City
Charles V. Stansell
Kansas City Star
Charles 0. Hardy
Federal Reserve Bank
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kan
Stansell
Hardy
Veteran Should Keep His Papers After Discharge
Washington outlines essential records and steps for veterans and families returning home. Topics cover government life insurance, private policies, beneficiary changes, payment options, and converting policies. Also guidance on legal protection, tax questions, and organizing vital documents. Includes lists of key documents to file and secure.
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Washington
United States
Veterans’ Administration
D. C
Washington, D. C
Veterana’ Administration
Int
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Coast Guard
Lashbrook Named Head of Printing at Kansas State College
Ralph R. Lashbrook was appointed head of the department of industrial journalism and printing at Kansas State College in Manhattan. The move, announced by President Milton S. Eisenhower after regents approval, follows Russell F. Thackrey becoming dean of administration. Lashbrook has ten years on the college staff and previously worked for several daily papers including the Kansas City Star and Bartlesville Daily News.
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Manhattan
Ralph R. Lashbrook
Kansas State College
Milton S. Eisenhower
State Board of Regents
Lashbrook
Russell F. Thackrey
Kansas City
Bartlesville
Okla
Sta Morning Examiner
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