The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri (2025)

November 3, 1939

Publication:

The Kansas City Stari

Location:

Kansas City, Missouri

Issue Date:

Friday, November 3, 1939

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22

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aPAkg6a 1 HERE'S TI1EWAY many car owners do it every year! They put in a couple of quarts of Du Pont "Zerone" early in the season for protection against rusting and the sudden cold snaps they know will come When winter gets down to real business they add sufficient "Zerone" to protect them to lower temperatures A total of six quarts put in as needed can protect a car with an average size cooling system for the en tire win ter And six quarts of "Zerone" cost only $1501 Just one gallon of "Zeron protects an average size cooling system (15 quarts) to 1 Five quarts would protect it to --12 six quarts to --27 You may need a little more or less depending on the condition and capacity of your car radiator and the severity of winter in your neighborhood But the unusual efficiency of Du Pont "Zerone" will save you real money PROTECTS AGAINST RUST AND CORROSION "Zerone" In a clean cooling system prevents rust and corrosion which reduce opera ting efficiency It gives better dissipation of engine beat avoids power losses Protect your' car with "Zerone" this very day! Remember It's only $100 a gallon 25d a quart IN STTE Sporti3ncT 11111111111111111H1111111111111 Koinikoss Unicrit lina I ne I rOfil rikt Off in I heir A ilt HENRY HOLDS A SECRET 0 Prilit tnr the I nst Fon NN tt'k t1c lichind Closed lintel' I 11ACKNE1 ON THE IIEN111 Nantimt Stater A Likely ill lie ithoot See ites of 1 heir OneMan tAv thr 44A0t wed LAWRENCE Ks Nov 3 State whose expectations of being a conference leader have faded and Kansas which already has upset rredietions for a vietoryless season settle football honors for the state In a Big Six game today A turnout of 20000 was indicated Originally scheduled for tomorrow the game was moved up as A courtesy 'to the many visitors here for the national cornhusking contest As uncertain as its outcome is the game starting line-ups For ainum two weeks Coach Gwynn Henry haF drilled his charges behind barred gates The only secrets to leak out are that Ralph Miller an outstanding back who has been on toe bench all fall with a knee injury is ready Four Kansas State players were bruised by Nebraska last week but all are reported ready for action HOWPVer an injured knee may keep Elmer Hackney on the bench Herb Hartman 200-pound guard with a broken knee cap is another Kansas casualty A year ago Kansas invaded Kansas State breathing fire because the contest was termed a "breather" for the Wildcats then among the conference leaders The Jayhawks outeharged their opponents all afternoon and triumphed 27 to 7 in the season's biggest conference upset A K-STATE SIDI) OF 79 I 'POI men Ge I dees Accom pa ny Varity Team to 111 eowe 4 No me Ster's Ofra Serrite1 NIANHalISN KAS Nov Kansas State football members of the varsity squad and forty made the trip to Lawrence today for I the annual Kansas State-Kansas university football game The freshmen each year are awarded one trip in reward for their efforts during the season Defense came in for a large share I)! attention in yesterday's practice session as Coach Wes Fry appeared worried about 11's backs In a brief offensive drill Quarterbacks i Melvin Seelye and Frank Sicks shot passes to Don Crumbaker and Rich-aid Peters ends Varsity squad members making the trip: Barnhart Ft- Riley: Don Crumbaker Onaga Elvis McCutchcon Kingman Don Mower Herington: Richard Peters Valley Falls: Wallace Swanson Sharon Springs Debord Centralia: Lyle Falkenrich Manhattan PillOrt Huffman Chanute Kenneth Makalolls Cuba: Norbert Raemer Ber- nard Weiner Irvington BIS Beezley Girard Charles Fairman Manhattan Edward Huff William Nichols Waterville: Al Niemoller Wakefield: Leon Warta Ellsworth: Bob Waters Junction City: Dick Wolgast Al'a Vista Hattlin EuTeta: John Hancock St Francis Paul Hannah Beloit Rokey Sabetha: Melvm Seelve Fort Scott Frank Sias okmulgee OIL Barer Bil)P Mound Jim Brock Gissco: Gene Fair Alden: John Jackson Eureka Art Kirk Scott City: Chris Langvardt Alta Vista: Eimer Nieman Herkimer Max Tim1110115 Frcionle: Lewis Turner Ei Dorado: IIerle Whitlock Eltndale Kent Duwe Lucas: Elmer Hackney Oberlin Lyle Wilkins Odphos The freshman squad: Lyman Ault Beirut: Granville Betts 'Topeka Richard Brewer Mount Hope Robert Campbell Junction City: John Carper Cherryvale: Di Carter Louisburg: Philip Christophersen Manhattan: Keith Cook Liberal Lawrence Duncan Luc Clarence Eddy Topeka: John Fois Marysviile: Anthony Oaspich Far Rockaway Roy Leoti: Francis Gwin Leoti Joe Jervis Ulysses Charles Kier Mankato Robert Kohn Atchison: Clifford Makaloos Cuba: William Miller Arlington Va: Melville Mudge Eskridge Frank Patten ssood: William Quick Beloit Marvin Rep-aline Atchison Gerald Ridenour Emporia Wayne Roark Manhattan: Richard Rogers 'Manhattan: Floyd Rowland MarysvIle: Frank Ruda Lloyd Sexton AM-lent: Selvin Shields Council Grove Eucne Snyder Junction City: Wallace lem- rleron Northbrook Ill John Thorp 1426 South Forty-first street Kansas City Kansas: Francis Wagner Burling'on Harry Welch Marysville Everett Wneartv Posaville: Keith Whitney Agra Waldron Workman Belleville: Jim Watkins Manhattan and Harold Benham El Dorado KANSAS CHAMPION Who FIGHTS RICH Joey Aguilar Kansas flyweight champion of the Cole A who will make his third attempt to wrest a ring victory from Beebe Rich Monday night in the Exhibition hall The flyweight stars twice have previously waged sensational ring battles Rich carrying split decision verdicts Aguilar can match Rich in action and is a puncher with either hand Mondays card will feature the first ring meeting between Eli Castro bantsmweight mar of the Municipal Brf) Xing (bib and Tony Or-who has uon Katvas City victortes (writ Chicago Shreveport snd Fort Emith IIIITIMMH1111111 NebratAa ill Ile a Slight l'aorite Over Mi asourl Tomorrow hut the Teams Appear Fairly Evenly flame Means Nioat to Each Will March on Toward the Championship the Other Fall Linea and the A gresskt Jump HI Stara Plentiful I fly The Stor'a Sporti Editor 0 NE of the three or four topflight attrmtions 3-Mar tici extra i)cciril of 1 he thg Six foot ball season will be unveiled in the htemiFil stadium at Columbia tomorrow NebraAa vs Nitouri Out of thus game may mew the eventual championship eleven pc ivart- I fr-I Oil 1 4 4( 'l q0 '1 L4 2'1 ---141 yti '10 7) lit II --4T0-11-7- 1 -) I I Cs- CI )p --3 hi -z i 0 A ME 1 HE kV 1-4 f4 SEEm5 To 1) --------404-r 4) t- 111111 SOUNDS w-4 11)1 I t4 An --'1 AL Or 1RotAB1E -) 46 -001ZI pit vi um slis wiA ---'-I' -0-x- i i A i To --m C04-'1 11 1- ksk 1 I A lk I 4 9 botE JA mment RAYMOND PROCHASKA GEORGE SEEMANN Thep con be expected to Ittrn In Rood lobs at Husker ends Warmker scored- the -first -counter of the game Kirby ran the opening kickoff of i i -IP 4 THE 1-1k1ANSAS1 (TIN FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2 1939 1 12 it That will be the goal of the winner and Oklahoma Is the team that will bar the way Nebraska will go into the game a touchdown Cayenne but the gentlemen who lay the prices frequently have found themselves on a siding and tomorrows game will be between elevens of such well-matched personnel that victory easily enough may perch on the side producing the fastest charging line If Nebraska wins the Cornhuskers will be looking forward with an intense eagerness to the November 25 rendezvous with Oklahoma at Lincoln If Missouri wins the Tigers will train their artillery on the Oklahomans who will invade Columbia November Its the turning point for the Cornhuskers or the Tigers Fireworks Along the Scrimmage Line A suggested the game probably will hinge on smart and aggres- sive line play and each team has a big line that is capable of doing a great days work Nebraska may not have replaced Charley i Brock at center but neither 'I has Missouri plugged the hole a Kinnison left at een- rio ter Tomorrows game likely will show whkh team has tz ikl 4c: done the better job of re- OP PO i se: placement Ille r' Both the Cornhuskers and 4 the Tigers have good ends Nebraska with Prochalika A Seemann and Asburn 1: ''''ati! souri with the Orf twins 'P iO4 1 4 1 who not only are good pass I I 14a i I receivers but are Par from setups when running plays RAYMOND PROCHASKA GEORGE SEEMANN Thep can be expected to hien I Rood lobs come their way In Curot Husker ends rence end Rouse Headman Faurot has excellent replacements for the Oil-Oils Along the scrimmage line Major Jones has strong bulwarks in Warren Allson a guard and Professor Faurot never yet has had to offer apologies for Bob Waldorf the last of the Waldorfs but hardly the least From that band of football brothers it would be a difficult task to pick the greatest and the least Nebraska has Royal Kahler at tackle and Missouri has its captain Kenneth Haas 'Missouri has Schultz and Wakeman and Nebraska counters with he Schwartzkopf brothers and they're as tough to bounce out of the way of oncoming play as their name would be to get in a baseball score So the spectators at Columbia there 'should be a stadium full of every license to expect to Fee sparks flying from hard line play From These Names the Stars 'Will Shine A ND what of the backfield boys the fellows who carry the ball through the holes their linemen make? The answer will require scireral lines of type because each team is blessed with a wealth of backfield material ball carriers and blockers and pass interceptors fast powerful alert Nebraska would advance the cause of Herman Roh- i rig and in all-around ow 4010(li ability Missouri will find it --difficult to to match him It OIL 01400 rialibikAt Christman the brilliant Ti- 4 64) ger forward passer hasn't displayed the versatility si IrAN Rohrig has shown although 0' A 'Pitchin Paul" 18 nobody for the Cornhuskers to take lightly Nebraska has Luther a hard running end-skirting CLARENCE HVDRON Boa WALDORF Nebrvska Lela be troubled with these bogs in back and pass taker and the game Missouri might make reply with Jim Starmer who has displayed uncanny ability to catch Christman passes and is no slouch in packing the ball places Nebraska has Roy Petsch a No I grade A blocker and Missouri has Notowitz and Faurot assigned to a similar task Nebraska has Harry Hopp and Missouri pill Cunningham and each might be called a super back Nebraska will introduces Vika Frances and George Knight while Missouri will not be hesitant in naming Myron Counsil and ClarencoHydron The customers at Columbia tomorrow will be looking at a wealth of splendid football material before the final whistle sounds and the victorious team will know full well it has been through sixty minutes of football McBataa 0 4-111014e Their football teams charged to a new high for the annual state gridiron debate Wesley Fry de(t) Kansas State mentor and GWinn Itenry Kansas university coach today will pit their pigskin tech Moue in the game at Lawrence Call Back to the Ice Here Is Heard in Remote Spots What the Kansas City Greyhounds Do in the Off Season Is an Interesting Study in Varied Greenskceper to Owner of a Race Horse RIVAL NtliNtORS TODAY Al' LAWRENCE pitted in fixed bouts KP1 steel-shod athletes his time last summer taking off a start making hieroglyphics waistline He's down to "fighting on the Pla-Mor ice one is weight" again and believes he can go prone to pull the coat col- well this season mud his neck Cold breezes Rudy Ahlin the hustling left wik it regardless of the tern- spent the summer at his home in Eveleth Minn serving as a greens- harbingers of winter after keeper at a golf course He did some avy preliminary work are fishing too and Rudy knows the weeks can make them to haunts of the wall-eyes Chubby Paul Gauthier the new American Hockey associa- son here tomorrow night goal tender obtained from Toronto aided in the work around the hotel on the Pla-Mor ice one is prone to pull the coat collar up around his neck Cold breezes can be felt regardless of the temperatures Those harbingers of winter after some heavy preliminary work are fit as two weeks can make them to start the American Hockey association season here tomorrow night against Wichita But what do they I owned by his father in Morris Mani-do in the off season? What are their! toba Nick Wasnie rii usual was interests their hobbies? back at his grocery store in Brainerd Dip Into Many Field Minn Incidentally the hard-shooting right winger has a new son his The Greyhounds as Kansas Citys third He's not quite 2 months old team is called follow many different now lines of work between hockey sea- Ivan (Hickey) Nicholson hauled sons There is Melville (Butch) gravel arid helped build a road out-Keeling the new player-coach for side Charlottetown Prince Edward instance island off the coast of New the last Of the 10-year viick Nick was on the island his men of the majors and for many home all summer 1 The Greyhounds as Kansas City's I team is called follow many different 1 lines of work between hockey sea-Sons There is Melville (Butch) I Keeling the new player-coach for Instance "Butch" the last Of the 10-year men of the majors and for many 1 years with the New York Rangers I who included the famous "Ching" 1 Johnson is vastly interested in thoroughbred racing He follows it from the play-offs in the spina until the call back to the ice in the fall Now "Butch" has only Aunt nor a shifty mare that can do a fair job of clipping off six furlongs She's' his only racing tool now He has had others It is his intention to build his stable again after the hockey season and race in Ontario His ambition is winning the Kings Plate Canada's equivalent of winning the Kentucky Derby in the United States Clarence (Pudge) MacKenzie the veteran center and defense man and Audley Tuten the newcomer on I the back line from Baltimore spent i their "vacation" serving as dispatch! ers for the bus line at the New York fair Both incidentally are Americans "Pudge" being born in Cambridge Mass and Tuten in a small town in Alabama Takes orr a WaiNtline Alex (Shrimp) McPherson the little play making center spent most of BEA IES TOP THE CARD Thompson- ti rra n41 Simms- are expected to end Monday night 31(1)ona 141 Bows on Tonight Two heavyweight bot1t3 top the John Stetson $00 air corps reserve officers card in the Aloe Mallory Hats Pup Municipal Auditorium tonight and the winners of those bouts will be 41 and Ritz ahir Chancy brought back November 10 against pi:" "dvoLt ee Al 3wRn Kt nPlaFoefi' i 1 I Johnny Whiters Bob Nestell or Lee art brands underwear Savoldi The victors of the fights on the November 10 card will be in I V7 line for still bigger game 1 Wear 3fift l'Un Et In the featurd bouts tonight Elza Open Till 12 Thompson Negro giant from In- 1 dianapolis battles Tipperary' Mur- r1112 Grand Ave ray a fast and clever 216-pound I Wright Arch Preserver youngster from Cleveland' They are I down for ten rounds or less The Wright other headliner pairs Eddie Simms 1 Special who has fought a draw with Pastor 1 Service with Sandy McDonald rugged Texas i 206-pounder Shoe 1 Heading the supporting card Is the 6-rounder that finds Cap Hard Irt- 1 i ing staging a comeback as a heavy- 1 weight against Louis Gray Kansas City Negro In 4-rounders Vince 1 $8 50 McCoy welterweight slugger meets i a test in Larry Wright Omaha Ne- 1 gro end Tommy Melton former Wear these for their well-groomed look 1 1 amateur meets Clarence Street Ok- i trLatorthrir solld comfort Light or lahoma 140-pounder (HIDERS A RING PROBE Goeroor Horner of Illinois Acts tm Thomas Statement sixty minutes of football Mc Bann I EnINGFIELD Itt Nov Henry Horner today instructed the BONNER SPRINGS WINS 12411 when South flipped another pass I I Illin ois state athletic commission to By the Assuctated Pres Ile By The Stars Own Service 1 vumg ILICKVIL Ul i I BALTIMORE Nov Wy- 1 INDITENDENCE KAS NOV 3---The i the third quarter back to his own I Ltt Brooklyn Dot lizer pitcher unoer- trials sponsored by 40-yard line On a series of end i it an operation on his knee nt the Out-Our-Way held Trial asso- anntial fall field sweeps and off tackle hmashes by Johns Hopkins hospital this mornIng 1 Kirby Lang and South the b4 elation will start Sunday morning II 'File operation was performed by ia irPS will be made at 9 clock was resting on the Eudora 20-tad Dr Cwowe Bunt-lett in the Wipe 1)---v marker South tossed an 18-yard sweeps ana nit tackle smashes by "Ptlittieni "ii his kiii'e the Out-Our-Way Field Trial asso- JoIiiis flopkirls liopital this mornIng 1 Kirby Lang and South the b411 elution will start Sunday morning File operation was performed by was resting on the Eudora 20-y11W Drawings will be made at 9 oclock Dr Geol eti ehe Wipe' marker South tossed an I8-yard Penntt in it may correct Mr ilment that re- a niitt pas3 to Kirby who wag downed in docrd i thf will Wyatt's effectiveness tomorrow night Much attention centered on Spunky Creek his twits South went ever on th next play rinmR weeks ef the baseball Sei15''11 Coin a pointer owned by Stull- Jer nt Hutchinson 8 winner of the In thr fourth quarter Brinrr Prad and tisr I recent Canadian nprn stakes and Springs scored its last touchdown Star Want Ads Allegheny Baconrinct a pointer i OlEmA Wilted in Eletrieal Businesq George Pearson a new defense-man helped his father in the electrical business in Fort Francis Ontario Ken McInnis the young left winger farmed out last year to Duluth worked at a summer resort in Antitonich Nova Scotia Andy Mulligan was a bond salesman most of the time in Winnipeg Mulligan a defenseman came here in a trade with Minneapolis for Pat Shea Then there is Hank Dyck the tricky little center Hank who came here from Tulsa worked in Banff in the Canadian Rockies for the Canadian Express company When it came time to hand out the new uniforms which are a combination of black and gold much like those worn by the Boston Bruins of the National league Coach Keeling asked if Nicholson would mind if he took No 10 Nicholson wore the number last year "The only reason I would like to have the number" Keeling volunteered was that "I've had it for thirteen years now It's just a part of my uniform that's all" owned by Hugh MoIndoe of Kansas City a 22-time winner The trials are expected to end Monday night John Stetson 00 Mallory Hats a up Arsew Phillip's Jones and Ritz shirts Chaney and botany ties Inter- woven hose and a corn- pl ete line of all stan- ard brands underwear "CrLAD TO SFE YOU" TOME POWELL wear them for their well-groomed look and for their solid comfort Light or heavy weight Black or Tan Sold in Kansoit City exclumively by I Miller Shoe Co 1112 GRAND AVE- MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM TONIGHT PROFESSIONAL BOXING Ella-Thompson vs Tip'rary Murray -10 ROU Eudora NDS dora Hi kb Get Anay In Lend to Kirby this time for thirtv-five I conduct a preliminary but thorougn 1 I yards Lang going over on tli next investigation to determine if there I Sandy McDonald vs Eddie Simms 1 play from the 5-yard line Then Wenken61 to ROUNDS is any basis to Fighter Harry I i THREE OTHER ALL-STAR BOUTS liohig sa 'rhe Bonner Sp 1 prtils rings Braves last ciiHow iiitt omas's statement that he Partici- Priers 73e 8111k sifia First Bout 8:11 3 night bounced back from last week's 'I' -4 11 6-1 fivarl kestitit 11MliffiallEMENIMEmolo i defeat to in the contest- over mum- (NNW! The governor in the announce- i Eudora high 12 to 6 at the Eudora nient after a conference with Chair- A 917DSCO VER CiAlt'111H 11 '1 Eqrada field i TitIbPrig With elastic Fles-Olaces Although Eudora seored first early HH AP'111orho man Joe Triner and the two othcr members of the commission i your shoots slits on and oil Kabv I Kaleir In the fi qu rst arter the losers soth Fitzpatrick and Sheldon Clark 1 A hke house slippers your Sn00111 Slip On 4 41 hke house slippers t6Atit FLEX-O Law N01 i la FC1 gradually weakened in I he second 1 Lang ntIrs Fred "EmHkr justification If the commission finds there ii i i half before a smashing Bonner Bob Ci or the accusatims REX-04110E VA any I offensive led by Leonard 'AcnrePhy nnatler: ilP gOttertIOT Shiii all persons refl I At Peeks inner A I It and all other inntl Lang fullback Jim South left half tnnn'r SPring' f' vill be Invited to pe I drug cigar thee and oboe repair ts ort I s- mire! a uoli I OPONIMESIMMIlek back and Marlin Kirby right hall audcra hearing back i Ii1111 i Pre t- irgivvrtao COI" tAkry OMEN qa --r- COAtit FLEX LACE 0 A lf before a smashinz Bonn l- er rinm'ipittrs Bob Orr rere Fred ii or th ir Ily justification 1 accusatioks I Springs offensive led by Leonard Acers hr nitatter At Peeks inner A I il and all other gond Lang Jim South left half LIcnr'ar SPring' i t- HIP governor all perons roe' a 1- Crrnnti will be invited to a a r--- ptiolle ti drug cigar ohne an oboe repair ts ort back and Marlin Kirby right hall bearing back SUITS s20 $25 $30" ck AN OPERATION FQII WVATI i l'IELD TIILms ON SUN DAY 1 Eudora recovered a Bonner fumble I i on the latter's 20-yard line and on 0 ou Is Belleted Pittliets Faulty Kansas its Dog la 4 a vorite lu 1 cH flat I a series of line plunges by Fullback' knee May Be Correct ed Warmker scored the first counter of 1 Itidepetdence Kas Test 1 1'6 CP- FOREMAN CLARK ilth A WAINUT FREE PREMIUM SALE Now on at ALL 8 Western Auto Stores in Water Kansa3 City CHANDLER NOT THE MAN d000mmoamomewomm NATIONAL LEAGUE NOT AFTER HIM FOR PRESIDENT hkI litler IA In the IAII In it per for New Nilittitt4er tit the By EDDIE BRIETZ fAvAorlotd PION CorreNporr1etol1 NEW YORK Nov 3--Scooparade: National league higher-ups say It must be some other that wants Senator Chandler of Kentucky for President Pitt quit the Polo Grounds 11(st Saturday it left its first string center Dick Fullerton in a hospital here with a brain concussion Unconfirmed SoUthern California has been ticouting Tennessee for three A deep cold has Lloyd (Little Poison) Waner under blankets In a Sarasota Fla Clipper Smith of Villa-nova Is the hot tip around Stanford and may be Interviewed by envoys now flying east ostensibly to scout Dartmouth Herb Kopf of Manhattan also In the running Election dope Kiki Cuyler is running far nhead of the field in that newspaper poll for a new Cub managerOld Cho ily Grimm is second and Rogers Hornsby thirdEighty per ccnt of the wimmen are voting the straight Hartnett ticket Tattle tales: The Harvards will jump on this one but Maryland's offer to Dick Harlow was plenty fat included a ecurity understanding etc and Harlow still may decide the climate down there is better for his The 86580 he got for being stopped by Al Davis was the biggest purse of Tony Canzoneri's 18- month comeback hot debate in the Big Ten Ls Harmon vs Kinnick with the college coaches voting for Harmon and the pros solid for KinnickThe medicos want to operate on Whitlow Wyatt's trick knee but won't proceed until Larry MacPhall gives them the green light Today's guest Roy Shudt Troy (N Y) Times-Record: 'If that Lombardi-forPhelps trade goes through there should be no cash involvedlt would be an even for pound" Chicago fears Virginia so much Coach Clark Shaughnessy announced a 12-man starting line-up Davey Day likely will be next for Al Davis Canzonerrs conqueror Pastor is motoring west to Visit around Brighton Mich where he trained for Looks like the Florida (i-777'1Wa1t tochman us vs NEBRASKA Ill IILDIULMII and all other Important Big Sit games throughout the seam''' IT IMIT Int ir 111 fr Saturday 1:45 I0 0 2' I Only Ball Is Neutral By the 41411Cill led Plemci COLUMBIA Nov Cop Farr swung vigorously and drew bock only the shaft of him driver The heod had whizzed down the fairway a few feet and landed with a thud The ball gill perched untouched on the tee Johnny ROTC II said it aqui a stroke because Cap had swung Cap argued that it couldn't have been because the dub hodn't held out -long enough to complete a Ntroke 'it stroke" sold some locker room experts with finality Others disagreed And there the matter rests training season is off to a head start Phil Troy Red Sox secretary Gabe Paul secretary of the Reds and Jack Malaney of the Boston Post were lined up at Frank Winchells Tampa Terrace bar yesterday Green Bay get into the pro football play-offs Milwaukee may land the big game Storm There ought to be a dog fight at Champaign tomorrow Crisier of Michigan said: "Harmon is a better all around back than Red of Illinois said: "Harmon? Southern Cal has seven right boys let's gol A Syracuse IL press release begins: 'The crying need in Syracuse's football ranks these days is for a 'payoff' man they've got something there at that A TEST FOR MOW Ile -Weis rizinentil in Chicago fling Tonight Ulm the Associated Press) CHICAGO Nov 1--Alberto "Baby" Arizmendi of Los Angeles will try tonight to end Sammy Angott's string of fourteen victories and erase the Louisville fighter's No 1 ranking as welterweight and lightweight contender The two will meet at the Chicago Etadium over a 10-round route They agreed to weigh in at 137 two more than the lightweight limit and ten under the welterweight maximum 1Ig1119 Lust Night Birmingham Waco 128 Houston Tex knocked out Darse Robertson 128 Bessemer Ala Brown 157 Atlanta outpointed Dash Eddie Pierce 155 Dublin t81 Cast' lloux 1341' Montreal stopped Franke Wallace 1371i Cleveland t71 Portland Junior 13tia Lewiston Me outpointed Norment Quarles 137 Charleston tiOi AT LAST! 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The Fastest Smoothest Shave Ever Sold Everywhere ulitr Guranteed by the Makers of Marlin Firearms SIXGLE EDGE IS for 254 CYCLONE VICTORY DI IOWA STATE FACES A TRIP INTO NORMAN Are Ituto Flavor lies Iii Tomorrim'm II lit Sok 11ainmal0106 AMPS IA Nov rir I straight losses dogging then steps Iowa Sate 's Cyclones la the none too cheerful prospeu garnering their first corn etenre tory from the rough And taut Oklahoma Sooners ftt Nornian morrow Pushed deeper into the percent column by the Missouri Tigers ih 1 Saturday the Cyclones spent ey: of this week polishing up their and ground attack Still out of the regular la lip with an ankle injury 113111rat Lindsay Vinsel has seen little acti( this week But it is believed he be in shape for grime duty tom! row Ernest Mueller regular guar Is suffering from a twisted knee al will be unable to make the trip Running Oklahoma plays the 0 clone frosh gave the varsity glimpse of the vcrsatik soon offense tactics The yearlings t-Rm ever were unable to gain milt ground Not too enthused over the varsit success at stopping the frosh Coa( Jim Yeager pointed out that i wasn't Oklahoma running the pla was Iowa State's freshmen Oklahoma's veteran team whirls supplemented by a wealth of at sophomores averages 197 pounds compared to Iowa State's line at 12 Both backfields have an averw weight of 183 1 The Cyclones Were to Icave ft afternoon by train Those makil the trip are: Bliss Boswell Grrs( Lange and Heggen ends Buf Moody Mickelson Happe Cobb Taylor tackles Burrell Salt: Imo) and Lewis guards West Fill er and Kirkpatrick centers Se? burg Wallace and Vickerstall qua7 terbacks Griswold Bowers Vinvi Taylor Stewart and Mediu backs Osborne and Lechtenbei fullbacks Probable starting line-ups for ti-i Cyclones will be: Bliss left em Mickelson left tackle GNI) IC 1 guard West center Smith rig guard Moody right tackle Boswel I right end Seaburg quarterback 1 Griswold left halfback: Tinsel rig' halfback Osborne fullback FOOTBALL Inre MISSOURI vs NEBRASKA Saturday 2 COLUMBIA MO EASIEST TERMS IN THE CITY PAY NO MONEY )OWN BO WU U711011 ELAID11111f02 0011T ARV '(It re 1 on 1ES' tr pniItj ol) I it 11 It Inn (1t or Nf AV 1) Amy at IrY of (parte hart hippinp )Int to er had nly air dtle edonlit call a TO Sold he poilla the st nzer rt Cal raild atilt ith the Harval id off ores piel TI noons Yale-t aother es bar bar 13( a Al be a Tenne One t) imiess4 pe is -ceiver nd's I the Other Cornet 11 has A for Ate ve all toot Bel Pntn: Anoth no wc rol I rnotA Fordh: od tea cddi ng Alm! Wtt(e Is a ways mon( grout Irrs VIII conc Corn hien to cc dent' uncle Mtn at tl: Lc pron tcna seen alto Who divt as 111-U PreE tort: and gan latii nt tett Wa Iei Ivou Lew pie L'son wit Pat Efl ha( Rh Rd ati via at all ad In th tr i I P(11181: tlapd ktitili t(Ig''leerua: a a i i a a a 1 :4 I ill "I (1:141 Tin': 'KANSAS CITY STA1L 1111111A) 0 DI 111 Alt lir Pt' i 1 at-----aar s- RIN'Ala NtliNTORS TODAY Al' LAwRENcv CHANDLER NOT THE MAN CYCLONE VICTORY I i- Only Ba11 Is Neutral (By the 41411CIII I eft PI esti g1 A 4-'A orer01-1''-vy Cottimnia Nov 3-Goller eel a a a IN STI1TE BITTI-E Sportin URESIDENT drew beck only the shaft of him kIrr'-k---a'744 44 NATIOHNIAmL TRIP INTO RA 110ERAGp NOT AFTER Cop Farr swung vigorotiely and IOWA STATE FACES A eat ia 1- a a driver The heod had whizzed li: down the fairwey a few feet and TheArte'011ttel ern Ok la lmitt ti litrleort: Kanikits l'al erit and I or I rom i it Volt Nk eat Sintire Off in their 'Y'll'ai' Lir 7 Kikl citler le in the IAitil landed with a thud 101 it Ina i Annual lilt i A it "0)1 I Vo09 1 AMPS tAfilViie 3111ItIlh Int! onl'flitlenbfaeleI titill perched untouched EH NRY earas Na ill Or LDS A SECRET TES IIIITIMIH1111111a ent 07-- rit: New t'llhoil JohnnY Ferrell sai it woe a stroke because Cap had tavulig Cap argued that it couldn't have ebtat ll a Slight 14orite ve Ailesourl Tomorrow ea been because the club hedn't held BY EDDIE BRIET2 out anng enough to complete a straight 1 i -ei ar Stroke The a jehaal Drill for the I 'let too hut the 'teams Appear Fairly Evenly Matched-The flame Meens alliat to Fitch Team-One Will aiarch on Toward the a Weeks live Behind pnlit'll'adel A stroke" said some locker 1 '11: 1i ir: idet nalt Championship the Other Fall Back-Big Lines and the Ag Cinsed Clew' 1 4'' a eaar Nationol toque higher-ups eay It room experts with finality Others the none too cheerful pr gressit Jump HI Tell-nackfielJ Stars Plentiful ae I disagreed tory from the rough And to a And there the matter rests ire itthise beilei gevuoladarr e- 11ttla'NFI ON TOE RENt11 By The Slar'S Sports Editor NE of the three or four topflight Attractions 3-etar RIICI extra aa ef '''1r JO 1 sMellnSattboer some Kt ItItifua(t kw ntotsr aining season is off to a head morrow 1 iaatal nr he Sig Six foot boil season will be unvelled in a a ea- a a 'Y '2' oPrreolitlifillll ilst WsahteutrldPalyttittylicitittihtes Ptionitof ti Nixing center Dick Fullerton in a i start Phil Troy Red Sox secretary Pushed deeper into the leatelaa taaaaa a 1 the soo LAWRENCE Ks Nov 3 -k tra(stenti the Mentorel a tedium at Colearmia tomorrow Nebraaka vs away -ate hospital here with a brain coticus- Oabe Paul secretary of the Reds column bly(1tiehse laantieti Stater Likely a ill Ile I a tt sion Unconf trilled souther and Jack Meta ney of the Boston Saturday the Cyclones spent ta tate Ili alloura ZI A I a Na ithont Ser keg Of their e- a Ott of this game may enteree the eventual chemplOnSitip CleVell t- -1 California has been SCouting Tennes- Poet were lined up at Frank Win- of this week tine Man (Wig i 'il i J' see for three deen has Lloyd (Little Poison) Wanr cold chell If Green Bay get into the pro still Tampa Terrace bar yesterday and groundg attack kak- eattr11'i a'''12XI Lbheini3dtiilswlial oysolkiviait petnBsetofilotil: --3- 4 a----- i I- under blankets in a Sarasota Fla football play-offs Milwaukee may up with an ankle injury 113111)1' 'A tea l'esl --s- 1:1 0 i 44 hospitalC11 i --iiilmAS N(- Py- "-7- '1 '11' '''') 1 r- nova I the hot tip Vollattillil ILA 4 0 I '''''Ai around Stanford Storm warning- Clipper Smith of Villa- land the biggame ng- will be unable to make the 0 State whose expectatione of being a an a' a 1 aa: an la be Interviewed envoYs bc te ly: 41- There ought to be a dog fight at SEEM5 TO 1 rii I l'----- it now flying east ostensibly to scout row Ernest Muellidtenatoreggualin if a conference leader have faded and Champaign of is silt-redo el 'one 'frosh gave the Varsity -04 '-'-'-40A- ME- 1 NEtOk '1(' 11a--4 4) 1 1 Michigan said: "Harmon is a bet- Kansas which already has upset 'aa Dartm uth Herb Koof of Manhat- a 1 lama' --aa fae' i tia6latt' 1-'''Js'''' 'IL's ilaa14 tan In' the running eredictions for victoralesa season SOUNDS I "ea -1 Alen a --a ter all around back than Red lip aettle football honors for the state Or IROURE a 'aae 441'1- 401ZIAL Their football teams charged to a new high for the annual state of Illinois said: ge etwoeoroeefn tthitnhuasebe State's line at 12 pddscsitianteteds i rooeaautivvitntiticheni Kansas casualty l-tRevlotienefaeFtearta 'Iltipt211Yrnertilluf in a Big Six game today Election dope "Harmon? Southern Cal has meven gridiron debate Wesley Fry fierti Kansas State mentor Alld 0Witill A turnout of '20on0 was indicated t-aa-----2- Cuyler is running far nhead right boys let's got stinii Lan' Orieinally scheduled for tomorrow aas s12 Henry Kensas university coach today will pit their pigskin tech- of the field in that newspaper poll uhi A I-10-MA a ce47) a a i'la'7 ea nique in the panic at tavetence for a new Cub manager -Old Police- 'nay success at stopping the frosh ena er had the game was moved up as A courtesj ae--- holly Grimm is second and Rogers A Syracuse la press release begins: Ita Ant to an the many visitors here for the havaleateS 'N' 'Xk sN V' national cornhusking contest :4 9 a Hornsby thirdEighty per cent of "The crying need in Syracuse's foot grounct As uncertain as its outcome is the A lt 1-1 I Call Back to the Ice i ball ranks these days a 1-lere the wimmen are voting the straight or off' men "-Maybe they've NaA laa 'a A a- a''l -asa 'a Hartnett ticket me' starting line-ups For almott i a got something there at that wasn't Oklahoma running the I air two weeks Coach Gwynn Henry has a sa4--reak iiiii) s-- a ll pa a drilled his charges behind barred aaaaala---4t '0 '7Crt-" LANs! (14-40) 1 lielli-d Tattle tales: The Harvards wi Remote Spots offer to Dick Harlow was plenty fat jump on this one but Maryland's sophomores averages 197 A TEST FOR ANGOTT bybeatrarveceiwste Oklahoma's veteran team whir- edninil gates The only secrets to leak out ar aa tansa---aaaatis1aa "Lag-ea are that Ralph Miller an outstand- i al v'''''-a (' included a aecurity understanding a cal ITV back who has been on tne bench I 7) 's Ile Meets Arizitientil in Cilletig0 POUIldS a To etc and Harlow still may decide the i comred Pit fall with a knee injury is ready NN'hat the Kansas City Greyhounds Do in the Off Season Rng onight pa to Io Willy' J-I -It loin: supplemented 1 climate down there is better for his Four Kansas State players were That will be the goal of the winner and Oklahoma cs the team that Is an interesting Study in Varied healthThe $6580 he got for be- GiTabheanCdycLelowneiss guards bruised by Nebraska last week but will bar the way (Be the Associated Press) weight of 183 the st I Greenskeeper to Owner of a Race horse ing stopped by Al Davis was the sHICAGO Nov 3-Alberto "Baby" Lange and Heggen ends Blif aten 1 all are reported ready for action Nebraska will go into the game a touchdown Polite but the biggest purse of Tony Canzoneri's 18- However an injured knee may keep 1 Arizmendi of Los Angeles will try afternoon by train Those maki: Cal month comeback campaignRed tonight to end Sammy Angott's the trip are: Bliss Boswell Crra 'mild I Taylor tackles Burrell Sma Elmer Hackney on the bench I gentlemen Ntho lay the prices freoatently have found themselves on hot debate in the Big Ten Ls Harmon Herb Hartman 200-pound gi Ha7N steel-shod athletes his time last summer taking off a string of fourteen victories and erase lard a siding and tomorrows game will be between elevens of etich well- with a broken knee cap is another matched personnel that victory easily enough may perch on the side start making hieroglyphics voting for Harmon and the pros solid waistline He's down to "fighting vs Kinnick with the college coaches the Louisville fighter's No 1 rank- a Ioody Mickelson Heppe Cobb at ith the weight" again and believes he can go ing as welterweight and lightweight 1 1 for KinnickThe medicos want I' well this season contender The two will meet at the er and Kirkpatrick centers: sa Harvat A year ago Kansas invaded Kan- prodticing the fastest charging line on the Pla-Mor ice one is prone to pull the coat col- operate on Whitlow Wyattas trick as State breathing fire because the If Nebraska WillS the Cornhuskers will be looking forward with Rudy Ahlin the hustling left wig ng Chicago Etadium over a 10-round i tar up around his neck Cold breezes for an intense eagernass to the November 25 rendezvous with Oklahoma I can be felt regardless of the tern- spent the summer at his home in nee but won't proceed until Larry route burg Wallace and Vickerstall qua7 II off contest was termed a "breather the Wildcats then among the con- Eveleth Minn serving as a greens- MacPhall gives them the green light 1 at Lincoln If Missouri wins the Tigers will train their ertillery on i peraturea They agreed to weigh in at 137 terbacks Griswold Bowers Vine: ores keeper at a golf course He did some Taylor Stewart and Medin haS tie Pie) two more than the lightweight limit ference leaders 1 Those harbingers of winter after Today's guest star- Javhewks outcharged their the Oklahomans who will invade Columbia November la fishing too and Rudy knows the backs Osborne Ie T1 The some heavy preliminary work are Roy Shudt Troy (N Y) Times- and ten under the welterweight haunts of the wall-eyes fullbacks and Lechtenbe opponents all afternoon and triu- It's the turning point for the Cornhuskers or the Tigers fit as two weeks can make them to Record: "If that Lombardi-for- maximUITI il0011S timpried 27 to 7 in the aeason's big- Chubby Paul Gauthier the new Probable starting line-ups for a Yale Fireworks Along the Scrimmage Line tion season here tomorrow night goal tender obtained from Toronto should be no cash Involved It Fights Last Night Cyclones will be: Bliss left cm oilier start the American Hockey associa- Phelps trade goes through there get conference upset aided in the work around the hotel involved Birmingham Alit-BaMMY 12A Mickelson left tackle Glatt lif es bar would be an even swap-pound for KE rAl) OF 7 against Wichita But what do they 9 A auggested the game probably will hinge on smart and aggres- owned by Nick Wasnie his father in Morris ld toba re usual was Baltimore-Ben Brawn 167 Atlanta guard Moody Tight tackle Bosee B' ris Mimi- Houston Tex knocked out Darse Rob- guard West center Smith la mi na STAT sg a do in the off season? What are their pound" ettson 128 Bessemer Ala 4 ---sive line play and each team has a big line that is capable of interests their hobbies? back at his grocery store in Brainerd remaitileit i'lritiderg Aceorti any Chi Virginia cago ears so much outpointed Irish Eddie Pierce 155 Dub- I right end Seaburg quarterback a doing a great day's work Nebraska may not have replaced Charley lin tEll VarAlt Team to Lao relive Din into Many rieltist Minn Incidentally the hard shoot Griswold left halfback Vinsel 111 be Coach Clark Shaughnessy announced I Brock at center but neither MonCreal ve Castilians 134i Mont- lag right winger has a new son is a 12-man starting line-up Davey real atop-ped Frankle Wallace InIa halfback Osborne fullback a tsio me Ster's Owl Serrce1 4 has Missouri plugged the I The Greyhounds as Kansas City third He's not quite 2 months old Day likely will be next for Al Davis Cleveland 1 Telma MANHAtIAN KAS Nov 1-Seven- ir steam is called follow many different now Portlandi7 Me-Paul Junior 13A34 Lew- 1 I hole innison left at ce lines of work between hockey sea- CanzonerPs conquerorBob Pas- iston Me outpointed Norment Quarles One a tv-nine Kansas State football playa! a ea Ivan (Hickey) Nicholson hauled tor is motoring west to Vtsit around 137 Charleston t10i mica he 1 ers-thirty-nine members of 1 Melville (B ter Tomorrow game likely 1 sons ere is h) gravel arid helped build a road out- (Butch) Brighton Mich where he trained IF 's Keeling the new player-coach for OOTBALL 'cir 'r! versity squsd and forty freshmen--! aa- will show whieh team has side Charlottetown Prince Edward for LouisLooks like the Florida I made the trip to Lawrence today for' trait( aaaa instance island off the coest of New Bruns- a 4C a done the better job of re men of the annual Kansas State-Kansas a "Butch" the last of the 10-year vtack Nick wes on the island his i 't 1 university football game The fresh- I a placement -a: majors and for many 1 home all summer 1 i 1 0 i 7A 4 1 A vn LAST! toci NEBRASKA rei InIssoulti the men each year are awarded one trip 40a th th cl 1 Years witte the New York Rangers orn us cos an Wiped in Eliseteleal Iltisinewn Other ameeree in reward for their efforts during the a a ewe-- 4 1-1 i icluded the famous "Chin George Pearson a i ette the Tigers have good ends I Carnel Season Johnson is vastly interested in a new defense- IIMLUI1 IRAN vs has I Nebraska with Prochiaka thoroughbred racing He follows it manl helped his father in the elec- i for l' Defense came in for a large share! 00a a- A alt toctiman AT In Enn ail of attention in yesterday's practice! I eee4401" i a Seemann and Asburn Mis- from the play-offs in the sp mg trica business in Fort Francis On- 1 Ate ve all session as Coach Wes FrY appeared 1 4 'ati souri with the Orf twins until the call back to the ice in the taro i Ken McInnis the young left mot i worried about U's backs In a 0 A vs NEBRASKA 11411 ZU Itibi 654' 1 who not only are good pass winger farmed out last year to Du- itel i Melvin Seelye and brief offensive drill Quarterbacksa 1 -a 1 Now "Butch" has only Aunt nor aturday 2 Frank Sicks shot 1 4 receivers but are from shifty mare that can do a fair passes to Don Crumbaker and Rich- a I 14 Pa a summer resort in luth worked at a su and all other Important Big Sig Ti The'Fasiest Smoothest Shave Ever 1 Pri-im! games throughout the sealant Sold Evetywhete-Qualitr Guranteeci Annul setups when running plays job of clipping off six furlongs She's tia Andy Mut- Antitonich Nova Se() COLUMBIA MO I RAYMOND PROCHASKA GEORGE SEEMANN ligan was a bond salesman most by the Makers of Marlin Firearms- tin va aid Peters ends his only racing tool now He has i They coo be expected to turn in pood tiba come their 'ay In Cur- the time in Winnipeg Mulligan a MR111111 rolina Varsity squad members making the el Husker ends had others It is intention tention to SIXGLE EDGE 15 for254 amio i movi I rence and Rouse Headman defenseman came here in a trade oe trip: I build his stable again after the with Minneapolis for Pat Shea 011111Meatts EASIEST TERMS IN THE CITY ands-Frank Barnhart Ft Riley: Don Faurot has excellent replacements for the Orf-Orls hockey season and race in Ontario aft tca tritumbaker Onatia Elvis McCutcheon I Then there is Hank Dyck the PEED i gman: Dalai MIlaa0r Heringtoni Rich- Along the scrimmage line Major jones has strong butworks in i- His ambition is winning the King tricky little center Hank who came -Java PAY NO MONEY DOWN rddlil Saturday 145 ar in 5: 'mars iii ard Peters Valley Falls Wallace Swanson Warren Allson a guard and Professor Faurot never yet has had to 4 Plate Canada's equivalent of win- from Tulsa worked in Banff in ere a IS a 1 0 110! Sharon Springs Tackles-Joe Debar() nine the Ketucky Derby in the 4 I "dooroo-on It milt- Centralia: Lyle Falkenrich Manhatan oifer apologies for Bob Waldorf the last of the Waldorfs but the Canadian Rockies for the Cana- Pelee Hatimaa Chanute Kenneth Maka- nited States --s- inus Cuba: Norbert Raemer Gore Br- hardly the least From that band of football brothers it would be Clarence (Pudge) MacKenzie the dian Express company nerd Weiner Irvington When it came time to hand out Bin Beesley Girard Charles FillaMAn a difficult task to pick the greatest and the least Nebraska has veteran center and defense man the unif orms which are a corn- ne Bo vu tnsilo i Manhattan Edward Huff Mrrysyttle: and Audley Tuten the newcomer on William NIchols Waterville! Al Niemalipr Royal Kehler at tackle and Missouri has its captain Kenneth Ham 111 Allit at ICIIII I 'Wakefield: Leon warts Ellsworth: Sob the back line from Baltimore spen bination of black and gold much like a waters Junction City: Diek Wolgast Ana alassouri has Schultz and Wakeman and Nebraska counters with he 1 their "vacation" serving as dispatch-by the Boston Bruins of those worn vats Centers-Kennet Hamlin Eu- the National league Coach Keeling Schwartzkopf brothers and they're as tough to bounce out of the I ers for the bus line at the New York a a reirc John Hancock St Francis Paul asked if NichoLson would mind if he Hannah Beloit vay of oncoming play as their name would be to get in a base- Both incidentally are Amelia fair i Quarterbacks-Ray Rokey Sabetha: ball acore took No 10 Nicholson wore the I atelym Seelve Fort Scott Frank Sicks cans "Fudge" being born in Cam- number last year Okmulgee Ok Halfbacks-Jim BaaRer bridge Mass and Tuten in a small a B11)0 MOL1101: Jim Brock Gia-sea: Gene So the spectators at Columbia tomorrow-and there be a town in Alabama 'The only reason I would like to 0 ADDLE' pD 1111 lill I 1 0 0 i 0 ll vale i- ram Alden John Jacksdn Eureka Art have the number" Keeling volun- leak scott City: Chris Lanavardt: Alta stadium full of them-have every license to expect to Fee sparks a Takes orr a Waistline teered was that "Eve had it for thir- 1 Vista: Eimer Nieman Herkimer Mag Tim- MOM Fredonia: Lewis Turner Ei Dorado: Al ang from hard line play Alex (Shrimp) McPherson the lit- teen years now It's just a part of Merle Whitlock alindale Fullbacks- IS a Kent Due Lucas: Elmer Hackney Ober- tie play making center spent most of my uniform that's all" Int Lyle WIlkins From These Names the Stars Vs'ill Shine Ways The freshman squad: I owned by Hugh McIndoe of Kansas a mon( Lyman Ault Beirut: Granville BettgH A ND what of the backfield boys the fellows who carry the ball HEAVIES TOP THE CA111) City a 22-time winner The trials 'Topeka Richard Brewer Mount Hope Rob- i through the holes their linemen make? CI) 00 IV SI 5WMIC) pro ert Campbell Junction City: John Carper hers Cherryvale: Dale Carter Louisburg: Philip The answer will require several lines of type because each team l'hom earn al ra a mi Simms- are expected to end Monday night I Christophersen Manhattan Keith Cook Ali-Donald Bouts on Tonight Fon Liberal Lawrence Dunean Lataa Clarence 1 blessed with a wealth of backfield material ball carriers and a' Edda Topeka: John Eniz Marysviile: An- blockers and pass intercep- Two heavyweight botata top the S'' limy Daspich Far Rockaway Roy 1ohn Stetson Sc00 41 Owl i Leoti Francis Gain Leoti Joe 1 tors fast powerful alert a air corps reserve officers card in the Mallory Hats up I Jervis Ulysses: Charles Kier Mankato Robert Kohn Atchison: Clifford Makainus Nebraska would advance Municipal Auditorium tonight and Argow Phillip's Jones Cuba William Miller Arlington ye: Mel- I' II ERE'S THE WAY many car i': tont ne ud Esk ge ridge Frak Patten Al the cause of Her man Roh- a the winners of those bouts will be a aa and Ritz ahirts Chaney and Botany ties Inter' 0 ::14 vi wood: William Quick Beloit Marvin Rep 1 WA I owners do it every yearil'hey cern stint! Atchison Gerald Ridenour EMPOriA rig and in all-around am a tan iete line of all aa a a I brought back November 10 against I a woven hose antia corn- i' olp a sd- put in a couple of quarts of DuPont hien i will Wayne Roark Manhattan Richard ROV'TS ability Missouri s011t Whiters Bob Nestell or Lee a I Manhattan: Floyd Rowland Marysville: find it a ard brands underwear A 1 '51-4r Savoldi The victors of the fights "GLAD TO SEE YOU ISS Zerone" early in the season for to CC Frank Ruda Atwood Lloyd Sexton Abi- difficult to match him itt aa a a a afaaaaeasia lene: selyin Shields Council Gmtei Eu- 'i 'ORME POWELL 1 ir: pron LI cene Snyder Junction City: Wallace Tem- Christman the brilliant Ti '5'f tile November 10 card will be in I lOWasaati Vies44 protection against rusting and the ll-: dent' 0 line for still bigger game 1 Hatteeo-Men'a Wear ROA Flth St iii ::4 sudden cold snaps they know will 1' cleron Northbrook Ili: John -Intim MS South Forty i irst street Kan CI Kansas: Francis wispier Burlingon ger forward passer hasn't akaaaaall In the featurd bouts tonight Elza I pen Lvenings--Sunday Till 12 wiivisM 40i huzesrinonees tI a come Rill 1 Harry Welch Marysville Everett Wnearty displayed the versatility Ir-Ntata aaa4ail aaaA aa Thompson Negro giant from In- 1 -easeasasaa sa- weal 1 temente: Keith Whitney Agra: Waldron Workman Belleville: Jim Watkins Man- Rohrig has shown although aaaa lif 1::1 dianapolis battles Tipperary Mur- r---1112 Grand Aye a aseses f- a i 1 When vvinter gets down to real A St ll: i hatum and Harold Benham El Doiado "Pitchin' Paul" le nobody aiaaroaOseaf a Wright Arch Preserver -444 dt sdh esufficient to ray a fast and clever 216-pound I 1 7 4 for the Cornhuskers to take a' youngster from Cleveland' They are I down for ten rounds or less The i hperoyteac 0 1 KANSAS CHAMPION WHO lightly headliner pairs Eddie Simms 1 a Special i GHTS RICH HERE I :1 temperatures A total of six uarts 1 Nebraska has Luther a 1 who has fought a draw with Pastor I a Service 4''Y'AX-g ss i I nerd running end-skirting CLARENCE HYDRON BOB WALDORF I I with Sandy McDonald rugged Texas i 4 0V put in as needed can protect a car seen back and pass taker and Nebraska 011 be troubled with these boys in I 206-pounder 1 1 Shoe s- -v El 1 with an average size cooling system site the game Heading the supporting card is a a a aaaaaasaaaaaaaase -a aolea Missouri might make reply with Jim Starmer who has displayed the 6-rounder that finds Cap Hard- Ir "saaakeea--a 'a 6 01 6- 1 for the en tire win ter And six quarts ''iis Who i a uncanny ability to catch Christman passes anct is no slouch in pack- a co eback as a heavy- mg stagi of "Zerone" cost only $150! Just 11 ing the ball places 1 weight against Louis Gray Kansas Itt dni 00-- -t4 xi "Zeron protects an I Cit 'Negro In 4-rounders Vince 1 $8 50 1 Nebraska has Ro Petsch a No 1 grade A blocker and Missouri McCoy welterweight slugger meets i a a a le average size cooling system (15 Rs -Jg EIPV I lids Notoeitz and Faurot asaigned to a similar task Nebraska has a test in Larry Wright Wriha Omaha Ne- 1 aaaaaaaaes a a aa: a- al quarts) to Five quarts would PreE i "''l Harry Hopp and Missouri pill Cunningham and each mieht be al Pod 0 Tommy Melton former Weer these for their well- roome it a tio: --i'4 ti At Amateur and for thel meets Clarence Street Ok- solid comfort Light or Os I' e' IS protect it to -12 six quarts to -2r! tort called a super back Nettraaka will introduce Vike Frances and heavy weight Black or Tan iY 4 1-''''' i lehoma 140-pounder Sold in City exclumitlety by 'IN You may need a little more or and eorge Knight while Misaouri will not be hesitant in naming ro -aaaa aselawraesaa to a "aeara Mj ------a- 0 less depending on the condition Counsil and Clarenc Hy dron ORDERS A I I01)E 'IN MIller Shoe Co 11- 41 The customers at Columbia tomorrow will be looking at a ks 0 a aaaaa' a aa'''''" and capacity of your car radiator gan I i i lA Acts 4 1112 GRAND AVE fan: 4 wealth of splendid football material before the final whistle sounds Giaertior Horner Of Illino A-' 4: -410411 and the severity of winter in your 'i 1 and the vit corious team will know mt Thomas statement nt ow full well it has been through neighborhood Bu the unusual cf --'N MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM a tett aae a- a -a sixty minutes of football MCBRIDE SPRINGFIELD III Nov 3-Gov TONIGHT aaatlua '''i-'I ficiency of Du Pont "Zerone" will 0- 4' wa I Henry Horner today instructed the PROFESSIONAL BOXING 0 save you real money dite------- BONN '''fE1-: r- ER SI RINGS MINS I 2-91 when South flipped another I Illinois state athletic commission to Eizalhom rary Murray pass pson vs ip '44 wei Kirby this time for thirty-five conduct a preliminary but thorough to ROUNDS PROTECTS AGAINST RUST Eudora High Gets Au av in Tcad tlil aga 'a 1 'a Then Wesiketi yards Lang going over on the next investigation to determine if there I Sandy McDonald vs Eddie Simms A AND CORROSION wou 1 itt ipy 1 play from the 5 -yad line is any basis to Fighter Harry I to eoues aaaaa- ---a --aaa ad cto- ra rw' 2- Lew A I itealar Su in THREE OTHER ALLn-STAR BOUTS 1 a a Atattayaass "Zerone" in a clean cooling system -e-ios The Bonner Springs Braves last a Eutitira 1 pie' 600dis Haw I a Thomas's statement that he partici- I Priers 1 11e S11041511'4 Aim Bout ilil Iii111 bounced back from last week's Ev''''''t I 1A prevents rust and corrosion which IIMIammentIENMEnnew 4 00 'pot At d0 field pitted in fixed bouts lat I Rein 0 14 401 r'' deteat tO win the contest- over same is1- reduce operating efficiency It gives on Clutainq The governor made the announce- I i' ''006 Dt lkif ir all int II (i 11 li' 1 1 1:: i 1 4 dissipation of engine beat fel' rA Eudora high 12 to 6 et the Et dora 1 CiAit'ITI 11 'I "'LI" went after a conference with Chair- FATSCOVERY1 eg Eqrada I 0'10V 7 Tillbre ft m101401116 bere of the commis meman Joe Trifler and the two other With elastic Fles-O-Laces itt l-4 better ss avoids power losses Protect your 1 -1- o- Although Eudora seored first early msion Kaby I it I your shoes slip on and oil ssh in the first quarter the losers smith Kindr Fitz ed car with "Zerone" this very day! It atrick and Sheldon Clark like house slippers I i gradually weakened in the seC0110 1 Lang Line r- i I 4 1 half before a smashing Bonner 1 ritNitita' W4tmktr )paIrs Bob 041-r retr- Frcd Har If the commission finds there 5' ''''''S Remember it's only $1 00 a gallon lkl it a quart any lustificer ion for the accusetiols I ILEX-04110E ti is A II A Joey Aguilar Kansas flyweight minas offensive led by Leonard Acoro tiliartt: hp governor set a Persons rent: At Peeks Jane I ra and all other good 0 WS! 1 1Ril" fullback Jim South left hlf a Irni'r SPTIng' Pat champion of the Cole A whO Eudora II It-- 11! clamed wiLl be invited to 0 puolir I drug cigar ohne and oboe repair OM i pack and Marlin Kirby right hall 1 0-- A I 01111111SOMMIlek THE 1" BRAND IN Will make his third attempt to I back hearing i 1Pr acrest a ring victory from Beebe Eudora recovered a Bonner fumble AX OPERATION FQII ritio Ittitr ON St YATT SUITS s20 $25 $30" MOST DEMAND ha( I AY Rich Monday night in the Ex- on the hatters 20-y Bll Pit ard line and on 1 tei DiIT'401E10 hibition hall The flyweight stars a series of line plunges by Fullback 1 eetecher's Faulty Kansas 21ty bog a Favorite 1 sa a a twice have previously waged sen- Warmker scored the first counter of Knee May lie Corrected Independence has Test I -10A i ea-a th ad sational ring battles Rich carrying (By the Assoctated Press 1 Kirby ran the opening kickoff of i (ay The Stars Own Service) FOREMAN CLARK au Rh poNt 1 au split decision verdicts Aguilar can the third quarter back ack to his own I BALTIMORE Nov 3-Whitlow Wv- I i INDITENDENCE KAS Nov 3-The 4 1 via match Rich in action and is a 40-yard line Ott a series of end tat Brooklyn Dodeer pitcher unde fall field triaLs sponsored by 'a r- I 2noll P10011 ilth A WA4141111 minte 'a as' aaaa'aaaa i -I i puncher with either hand Mona sweeps and off tackle aniashes by went tin optiati On klite at 0 is he 0 l'' Out-Our-Way held Trial asso- i clays card will feature the first 1Kirby Lang and South the bail Johns )kins i i la spital this moining i 5 0-e-r6 A it at 4 -a-1-1 Ali 1 ring meeting between Eli Castro was resting on the Eudora 20-yalal Litton ill start Sunday morning he operation was performed by FR all -4-r 1 bant4imweight Ettar of the Mu- Dr Cwoleti lalinett in tl It marker South tossed an 18-yard i le 1 tile Drawings will be made at 9 o'clock tE PREMIUM SALE ::4 4 i i ad I pass to Kirby who WAS downed in 1 roriv correct tile ailment that Iv tomorrow nigh Much attention tileirial ROking club and Tony Or- Now on at ALL 8' er i hie tracks South went ever on diteed wytors effectiveness in the-will be centered on Spunky Creek Illr alibi k'-N I trio who has a on City the next play (Irving a'erks ef i hp baNebalt seasn Coin a pointer owned by Sher- ca 0 'a'a oaata aWasa-- 'a ser asesaaa ear ea I Western Auto St ores i th victorkeF ovcr Chicago Shreveport In the fourth quarter Bonner jet nt Hetchinson a winner of the 1 II and Fort smith springs scored Pa last touchdown Pead and Use Star Want Ada recent Canerlian open stakes told 11 4 34d mff4 W-'1I era- a a Ar Allegheny Baconrind a pointer i in 5reater Kansa3 Cit i Cr 1 -t i 1 I tr 4 70147767N4 11 4 1 mm 1 hummor 4 77ffacz -F -'141ta 1 't.