Washburn Defeats Ottawa Football Eleven 16 to 0
In a sunny crowd of about 2,000, Washburn dominated Ottawa with a 16 to 0 victory. Star back Moore left with a broken leg as Nichol, Ottawa’s nervy right end, starred, repeatedly breaking Ottawa’s line and saving his team from a larger deficit.
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Mwamburn
Ottawe
Orlaws
Washburn
Ottawa
Ottens
Jeke Moore
Tarnae Uaual Bisnghes
Roberte Ana
Ani Hhuing
Gill
Han Ben
Niahot
Una
Perhamsome
Tee
Nicho
Nichole
Moore
Evins
Oltewa
Coe
Digestion link to heart disease in old health note
A health note asserts ninety percent of heart trouble stems from poor digestion. It claims stomach digestion stresses the heart via the sympathetic nervous system, causing palpitations and weakness. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsin Tablets as digestion aids to avert heart complications.
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Stuart
Hom
Ienria Ete Sas Vigarods
S&p
Tad Lee
Sebertus
Isaac Wen
Owitt Weenre Coe
Atlanta
Washburn Defeats Ottawa in Hard Fought Season Finale
Washburn bursts ahead 16 to 14 after a tight first half as Roberts Gil and Hughes score touchdowns. Gil adds a goal, while Ottawa fights to answer with Read Mehl and Hogies driving into Ottawa’s 12 yard line before Washburn seals the win. Jimmy Stewart named captain for 1951 season.
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Biel
Washburn
Ichabod
Otte
Tte
Yarda
Gil
Roberts
J. Stewart
Garknese
Evans
Capt
A. Coleman
Stan
Incsmen
F. M. Leach
FC Buushman
Timers
W. EB. McLaughlin
W. Lambertass
Ottavia
Jimmy Stewart
Hughes
Stewart
Tus
Therome
Thanksgiving Game in Kansas City Ends At Tie
About 1,000 fans watched the Kansas Jayhawkers and Missouri Tigers play to a 6 to 6 tie in the Thanksgiving game at Kansas City. The report lists players and officials, describes key plays and drives, and notes injuries and near misses as both teams defend the south goal.
Missouri and Kansas clash ends with a Missouri victory
A chaotic across the line clash features multiple rushes by Tucker, Quigley, and Jenkinson. Algie Kruse and Washer drive hard returns, with Thurman and Quigley exchanging punts and tackles as Missouri edges Kansas in a hard fought contest, final score Missouri ? Kansas.
Rivalry Spurs Cross-Town Game For Glory
A long standing contest between Leavenworth and Atchison drew huge crowds as fans traveled by excursion to the Sunday match. About 1,000 residents joined the journey to cheer their team amid intense local pride and newspaper coverage of the clash for championship bragging rights.
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Fagan
Tanwanworth
Pevyer
Kansan
Leaven- Wurth
Atchison
Leavenwurth
Lens
Jeaxenworth
Joer Ourn
Fragmentary Note About Local Events and People
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Sens tebison man and a sensor of begunes, with garbled names and actions. It references a fire, someone named Bearemy or Jolie, and a ram picker from alienware. The readable parts describe events at a Todd ayer and a report of someone not running for nunes.
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Todd Ayer
Tein
Nunes
Sue Coke
Quaker Victory Over Cornell In Thanksgiving Game
In Philadelphia on Thanksgiving day the University of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 27 to 0 before a likely record crowd. The Quakers showcased their guardshack formation and running game while star guard Frank McCracken played through injury and was carried from the field to cheers. Both teams left the field largely unharmed despite a rugged, low spirited contest.
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Cornell
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Gvell
Ithaca
Quakers
MocCracken
Gom
Haskell Indians Win After Ohio Medics Forfeit Referee Decision
In Columbus on November 3 the Haskell Indians led 6 to 0 at halftime and finished 11 to 6 after the Ohio Medics forfeited the game following a referee's ruling on a fumble near the Medics' goal. Fans attacked the referee with jeers and threats despite the Indians' clean play.
Carlisle Loses to Columbia in Big New York Grid Battle
In New York on November 20 Columbia defeated Carlisle 17 to 6 before about 25,000 fans at Columbia Field. Weeks scored the first touchdown after a strong block by Wright, Morley fumbled a fake kick near the goal, Bain recovered for Carlisle, and Columbia added two late touchdowns by Berrien and Austin as the Tigers dominated the line and end play.
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Weeks
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Morley
Cront
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Tadiens
Colnumbia
Berrien
Austin
Ottawa High School Eleven Defeated 22 to 0 in Thanksgiving Game
Ottawa High School lost 22 to 0 to an opponent on Thanksgiving day in Tyndall Kansas. The write up lists Ottawa’s lineup and notes strong play by Beare and Pungburn for St Marys later, with St Marys beating Manhattan 28 to 6. Also mentions Colonel Henry M. joining from 3554 West to Lawrence and a Minnesota 20 Nebraska 12 result.
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St Marys
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Run Beare
A& To
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Watts
Dillon
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Pansburn Brothers
Ottawa
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Lawrente
Navy
Henry MI
Tutnola Sna
Kansas
Stake
J. Thguill
United States Senate
Contested football game and city sports updates
Contested football game before a crowd saw Minnesota set the pace with a 30 to 12 lead as a touchdown tied the score. A late visitors TD and a second half kickoff kept the game tight with Minnesota earning a field goal late. Fort Scott and Omaha reports followed with police orders against prize fights and a fatal football accident at Kersting.
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Cruyd
Minnesota
Bury
Minnnesota
Kansas association of corrections and charities opens
The first meeting of the Kansas association of corrections and charities organized last spring opens at Representative Hall tonight. Prof. Frank W. J Mackmar of Lawrence presides. Hastings G. Hart of Chicago will deliver the principal address. A committee plans a pleasant opening with Governor and Mrs Stanley on the roster. Bargains in trimmed hate at Miss Keenera Kansas avenue.
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Kansas Associatiin of Corrections and Charities
Representative Hall
Frank W. J Mackmar
Lawrence
Offcera
Hastings G. Hart
Ciicaro
Ing Eperane
J. W. Greed
Ware
Harold T. Chase Tyree
W. A. Johnston
Annie L. Dises
WL. Holcomb
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