Matthews Replaces Knight In OU Defensive Lineup
Ottawa University Braves reshuffle with Cliff Matthews stepping to defensive quarterback after Bob Knight injures shoulder. Coach Peters notes Matthews can perform Knight’s duties but warns pass coverage could be weak. several freshmen will see limited action. Saturday’s game versus Bethel College features Smith facing strong center Penner as the defense anchors a revamped lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University Braves
Cook Field
Cliff Matthews
Tonganoxie
Bob Knight
Matthews
Knight
Speed Demon
Peters
Braves
John McAninch
Mike Brown
Duane Uhrig
Bethel College of
Newton
Clausie Smith
Kansas
Virgil Penner
Smith
Friends University
Jim Maendele
Dennis Evans
Larry Day
Carl Anderson
Jim Nider
Tom Harrell
Jim Heitman
Nick Gangwish
Francis Gardner
Stan Bettin
Clarence Whitesell
Bettin
Ottawa University
Bethel College of Newton
Home electricity sales rise sharply in decade
Kansas City AP reports residential electricity sales have tripled over the last decade and are expected to grow by about 250 percent in the next ten years, according to the Missouri Valley Electric Association meeting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Valley Electric Assn
Vasterday
Clif Stratton to Leave Topeka Daily Capital
Clif Stratton, 72, longtime Topeka Daily Capital columnist, announced his retirement. He joined the staff in 1922 as managing editor and later served as Washington correspondent and state editor publisher, shaping political and manufacturing coverage during his fifty-year tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Clif Stratton
Topeka Daily Capital
Stratton
Capital
Fischer Black
New York
Electrical Politics
World Magazine
Ution
Was
Kansas State
Assa
Daily Capital
Washington
Two Players In Big Eight Standouts For K State And Missouri
Missouri's Charlie Rash and Kansas State's Ben Grosse emerge as pivotal scorers in the Big Eight. Rash, a 6 foot 196 pound senior guard, eyes a national record with 28 consecutive conversions, while Grosse, a 5-9 177 pound halfback, showcases a lively kicking game with multiple long field goals and steady rushing gains. Both excel as keys in their teams' offense and are among the conference's notable specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Charlie Rash
Kansas ‘State
Ben Grosse
Rash
Grosse
Wildcats
K State
Wyoming
Colorado
Rush
Idaho
Oklahoma
Buddy Leake
Bob Fuller
Arizona State
Tempe
Rash and
College slate features mixed league and non conference games
Missouri meets Texas A M as Kansas State travels to Manhattan to face Utah State while Iowa State heads to Nebraska. Lawrence hosts Kansas while Oklahoma battles Oregon in Norman. Oklahoma State plays at Wichita in non conference action as heavy drills finish and teams schedule chalk talks and light laps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Texas A&m
Kansas State
Utah State
Manhattan
Kansas
Colorado
Law+rence
Iowa State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Oregon
Norman
Oklahoma State
Wichita
Orders Frogs But Not Live Ones
In Santa Fe New Jersey an Express company truck delivered 650 live frogs to Santa Fe High School. Principal Tom Walsh refused the shipment noting he ordered pickled frogs for biology classes. The live frogs were returned to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Santa Fe High School
Tom Walsh
North Carolina
Soviets resume nuclear tests blame West for action
In Moscow the Soviet government announced it has resumed testing of its nuclear weapons. A Tass dispatch charged the United States and Britain with using Soviet suspension to gain military advantage, saying the Western powers did not follow suit when the Soviets paused last spring. The agency noted the Soviets had detonated four devices in a test area north of the Arctic Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Fiest
Arctic Circle
Removals List From Various Streets and Streets
A series of resident removals and address changes are listed across several streets including Cypress, Cottonwood, Hickory, Poplar, and Cherry. Names such as Brumit, Bremer, Hore, Knight, Mason, Ott, Pence, Steebey, Thompson appear with new street addresses noted. The OCR reads like a neighborhood memo of people moving into and out of these blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Princeton
Mra
Max Brumit
Cypress
Harold
Brigg
Cottonwood
F. J. Bremer
Hickory
Evelyn Hore
Ivan K. Knight
W. 6Th
Warren Mason
Witow
Marjorie B. Ott
C. G. Pence
Cherry
R. K. Steebey
F Tom
Mainee Wichjit Marion R. Thompson
N. Cedar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kight
Dick Peters
Ard Maendele
Jim Smith
Arlys Carter
Harrell
Gerald Siscoe
Haig Barsegian
Keen Company
van Brunt
John Deere van Brunt
Ottawa
Quality Farm Equipment
Topeka Paper
Robert Barnes
Iby
THE
Associated Press
OK Bargain Store
Boots
Paine
West
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Tass
Dara Nome
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Masonic Building
Thompson's
Dairy Cremelstop. Service
Roy Brown, Jr
Roy's
W. Wilson
Nurman
Johns-Manville
Nurman Lumber
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!