Braves Fall as Jewell Beats Ottawa 35 to 7
Ottawa University and its fans watched a strong William Jewell College squad dominate on Cook Field. Jewell led 21–0 at halftime and added two more touchdowns in the third. Ottawa’s lone score came on a Keith Brooks to Eddie Bender pass late in the game. Coach Grover Nutt’s Braves show effort but fall to 0-1 with next game at Wichita against Friends University.
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Keith Brooks
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Grover Nutt
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Garnett Bulldogs Top Paola High 20 to 0 in Upset
Garnett beats Paola 20 0 at home marking its first win over Paola in six years and its first victory in 12 games. Charley Thomas threw 38 yards to Pat Sheern setting up a four yard score, Marvin Benjamin extra point. Floyd Gwinn capped a 50 yard drive with a five yard TD in the third period. Thomas added a six yard run for Garnett in the fourth with Jim Thomasson converting the kick.
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Paola Panthers
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Pat Sheern
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Floyd Gwinn
Jim Thomasson
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Hamilton Clobbers Waverly 19 to 0
Hamilton dominated Waverly with a devastating passing attack as Sheppard threw all three touchdown passes. The second half was a defensive battle with Hamilton maintaining the lead and sealing the 19 point margin.
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Olathe Narrowly Beats DeSoto 12-7 in Football Clash
Olathe edged DeSoto 12 to 7 in a game played in Olathe Kansas. Larry Caswell recovered a fumble for a 6 yard score in the first quarter. Jim Messer scored Olathe's fourth quarter TD from the five yard line. Bob Warsop tallied De Soto's touchdown on a 3 yard run with Sisk kicking the extra point. No conversions were good.
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Bill Pendleton
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DeSoto
Larry Caswell
Jim Messer
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Danley Paces Baldwin High in Osawatomie Clash
Vern Danley starred as Baldwin Bulldogs outpaced Osawatomie Trojans 13 to 6 on the road. Danley anchored a 60 yard rush and later delivered a 40 yard hookup to set up a score, with Ed Schwalm finishing the drive. First downs and yardage favored Baldwin in a tight game with most action in midfield through three quarters.
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Standings and schedules in scattered 1920s standings page
Fragmented standings by the Associated Press show team scores and results including New York Minarcin Kansas City and Chicago losses. Friday results list Cleveland Detroit Boston New York Baltimore and Washington games with varied scores. The text includes inconsistent punctuation and OCR artifacts but preserves names and outcomes for several games.
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Second Shutout By Richmond Hurler
The Richmond high school baseball team posted its second straight shutout, beating Princeton 5-0 as James Ferguson struck out 15 in a 24 hitter. Kinnison fanned 8 for Princeton. Richmond also beat Welda 7-0 last week with Ferguson racking 10 strikeouts. Greeley heads to Richmond Monday. Richmond visits Rantoul October 5 and Lane October 12. Cross country at Kansas University and basketball practice set to start November 1.
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Linwood blitzes Pomona 55 to 6 in six-man game
Linwood displayed strong offense as Franklin County beat Pomona 55 6 yesterday. The only spark from Pomona came late in the game when Collins passed to Barraller for zero yards, then Lindsay scored from the two. Pomona travels to Quenemo next week.
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Appanoose Beats Rantoul 15 to 4 in Park Showdown
Appanoose surged past Rantoul 15 to 4 after a slow start at Forest Park yesterday. Pitcher Hepner scattered 8 hits and allowed 4 runs while Maag secured the longest hit with a triple. Rantoul struck for 3 in the first inning before Hepner settled in for the win. Farris took the loss.
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Ladies Golf Pairings Announced for Country Club
Pairings for women’s golf next Tuesday at the Country Club are Fredeen Speer and Elder Indall Sheldon and Roberts Duncan Corlis and Foulks Shade Douglas and Kille Bullock Worthington and Wicke. Lunch at 1 p.m. Cancellations or reservations may be made to 1305 or 718 J.
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Looks Brighter For Milwaukee
The Braves moved within two percentage points of first place after a 6-4 win over the last place Cubs in Chicago. Pittsburgh defeated Sal Maglie and the Dodgers 2-1 while the Redlegs won their third in a row 9-1 over St Louis. Johnny Antonelli won his 18th as the Giants beat Philadelphia 7-0, Willie Mays swiped two more bases, and Mickey Mantle's 51st homer powered the Yankees past Boston 13-7. Cleveland overtook Chicago for second with a 5-1 win over Detroit, while Baltimore crushed Washington 7-3. Frank Thomas hit his 23rd for Pittsburgh in a 2-1 Pirates win.
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Berrios Edges Chestnut In 10 Round Featherweight Bout
Miguel Berrios, ranked sixth at 126 pounds, defeated Ike Chestnut by split decision in a televised 10 round fight. The Puerto Rican contender improved to 19 wins in 25 career bouts with the victory, signaling a push toward the best in the division.
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AAU Head says football a national scandal
IVP text by Avery Brundage argues college football has become a national and international scandal. He denounces commercialization and subsidizing of the sport and calls for a return to amateurism or full payment to players.
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Kansas Colleges Win Two Of Six Out-State Games
Kansas college football teams went 2-4 in out-of-state matchups with St. Benedict's taking Kirksville 12-6 and Kansas Wesleyan beating Nebraska Wesleyan 20-6 as the state's only victories. Doane beat McPherson 14-7, Eastern New Mexico defeated Washburn 13-0, and Kearney edged Fort Hays State 18-6. Intrastate, Emporia topped Friends 27-19 and Baker edged Southwestern 7-6.
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Marvin Keck
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New Mexico
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Melvern Dominates Williamsburg 33-7 in Kas.
Melvern, Kansas, led by running backs Fred dy Delano and Carl Shelinbarger, trounced Williamsburg 33 to 7. Delano scored twice and Shelinbarger three times, with each adding an extra point. Delano opened with a 20 yard run, Shelinbarger added an early second-period score, Delano reached the 6, and a late second-half surge by Shel inbarger added a 12 yard TD. Williamsburg's lone points came as Heckman finished a sustained drive and kicked the extra.
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Melvern Beats Williamsburg With Late TD Run
Melvern capped the game when Barger rambled 14 yards for a touchdown. the conversion failed. Final score shows Melvern 6 Williamsburg 7 with quarters listing 0 7 0 0 for Williamsburg and 0 6 0 -7 for Melvern.
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College Football Scores Across Schools and Hard-Fought Games
College UCLA beat Utah 13 to 7. Kansas Wesleyan 20 Nebr Wesleyan Doane 14. Baker 7 Southwestern 6. St Benedicts 12 Kirksville 6. Eastern New Mexico 13 Washburn 0. Linwood 54 Pomona 6. Fort Scott 32 Girard 0. Lawrence 28 Manhattan 6. Wellington 6. Pittsburg 3. Ottawa 0. Attendance: local and regional high school results listed with numerous small-school scores.
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