Big Six all star football team named by coaches
Kansas City Dec 1 Oklahoma Sooners place four on the conference all star eleven to lead selections by Big Six coaches and writers. Missouri Iowa State and Kansas claim multiple spots with Charles Moffett and Wayne Hird among others earning recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Se‘dom
Associated Press
Oklahoma Sooners
Nebraska
Sooners
Derald
Lebow
Bob Mayfield
Missouri
James Kekeris
Dub" Wooten
Oklahoma
Rex Wagner
Iowa State
John Harley
Jack Fathauer
Charles Wright
Robert Mayfield
Oklahome
Paul Collins
Charles Moffett
Kansay
Bill Dellastations
Filback
Derald Lebow
Big Eight Conference Roster Highlights College Players
The document lists numerous players by position and school across Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Iowa Missouri and related teams. It names hunters and quarterbacks like Joe Noble and Joe Kessler along with guards centers fullbacks and other players from Iowa State Oklahoma and Nebraska among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Trommiler
Iowar State
Dale Cowan
Ranges State
Lyla Kops
Ebraska
Clarence Shifler
Lowstate
Gene Long
Kansas
William Jett
Oklahoma
Frank Hazard
Nebraska
Don Tillman
James Murphy
Missouri
Keith Doyle
James Riding
Iowa State
Joe Noble
Joe Kessler
Homer Sparkman
Ronnie Webster
Kansas State
John Selzer
Robert Hopking
John West
Richard Howard
Louis Dollarhide
LeRoy Robison
Basil Sharp
New York Sports Roundup Highlights Golf for Wounded Veterans
A New York roundup discusses George Corcoran's idea to tour convalescent hospitals with exhibitions by physically handicapped golfers, led by Tommy McAuliffe and Jimmy Nichols. It also covers Army coach Earl Blaik’s promotion, Ohio State star Les Horvath turning down the Rams, Navy Cross holders John Tripson and Bob Herrick, and 18 year old Bob Smith as Iowa State’s top scorer eligible for college football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George
Greensboro
Corcoran
Tommy McAuliffe
Jimmy Nichols
Earl Blaik
Army
Andy Gustafson
Ohio State
Les Horvath
Cleveland Rams
Buckeyes
the Rovers
Laaguers
Liberty Memorial High School honors 23 letters at turkey dinner
The Liberty Memorial high school football squad of 70 players received letters for the season at a turkey dinner in the high school cafeteria. Coach Chalmer Woodard presented 23 letters to senior lettermen and underclassmen, with remarks by Dr. Willis A. Sutton and school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Texas Longhorns Edge Aggies 6 0 in State Rivalry
Texas Longhorns defeated Texas A and M by six to zero in a hard fought game in Austin. Harlan Wetz starred with a decisive 25 second burst and recovered a kickoff to set up the lone score. The dramatic finish sealed UT’s victory and kept the rivalry tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Longhorns
Aggies
Austin
Tex
Dee
Harlan Wetz
University of Texas
Texas A
Texas
Army Navy picks and college football outlook by Orlo Robertson
In a December column from New York, Orlo Robertson analyzes Army Navy and bowl prospects. He notes Army's strong line and backfield, predicts Army by two to three touchdowns, and previews Great Lakes Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, SMU, Tulane, Nebraska Oklahoma, North Carolina Virginia, Rice, Tulsa, Bainbridge, and Fort Pierce matchups with 16 year old Joe Salome featured for Marist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Robertson
New York
Army-Navy
Army
Navy
Bob Jenkins
Great Lakes
Notre Dame
Irish
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Duke
Tech
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Hornéd- Frogs
Tulane
Louisiana State
Dib Sones
L.U
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Cornhuskers
Sooners
North Carolina
Virginia
Hank Walker
Southwestern Rice
Rice
Sgaley
Aekenstone
Wisas
Tulsa
Miami
Bainbridge
Maxwell Field
Third Air Force
Fort Pierce
Army Navy clash draws 70 000 to Baltimore game
Maryland fans fill hotels as an expected 70 000 gather for the Army Navy football clash in Baltimore. Navy seeks a sixth straight win over Army while cadets, led by a hot offense, hope to break the streak. Coaches predict a tight contest with big media coverage and heavy ticket demand.
Kansas teams prep for 1944-45 basketball seasons
Washburn coach cites no college basketball experience among players and plans daily fundamentals, aiming for a strong showing against Phog Allen's Kansas. In Columbia, Missouri, Coach George Edwards forecasts an average squad with improving offense but weaker defense as he lists three lettermen. Hoch auditorium floor work wraps up ahead of December 8 opener versus Washburn. Kansas Jayhawkers prepare under F. C. Allen with about 30 on squad, aiming for 20 after cuts, predicting a tight Big Six race with Oklahoma, Iowa State, and Missouri leading divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebow
Moffettere
Gene Phelps
Iowa State
Collins
Mayfield
Oklahoma
Diners
Harley
Rex Wagner
Wooten
Wagner
Warren Riegle
Kangay
Jayhawkers
Navy
Ued
Columbia
George
Edwards
Paul Collins
Leonard Brown
Robert Heinsohn
Missouri
Hoch
Washburn
F.C. Allen
Elmer Schaake
Allen
Popular Speaker Henry Shenk At High School Banquet
Local notes recount Coach Henry Shenk speaking at a high school football banquet. The column lists visiting relatives, military service updates, birthdays, and social visits across Oskaloosa and nearby towns, including Dr. C. J. Bliss and Pvt. Leonard Sparks as referenced World War II prisoners of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shenk
Jayhawker star Charley Moffett earns AP All-Big Six honor
Peabody’s Charley Moffett, ace ball carrier and passer for the Jayhawkers, is named to the Associated Press All-Big Six football team with honorable mention on the previous season’s conference basketball squad. The Crimson and Blue open defense Monday against Washburn at Whiting Field House, as coach Dee Errickson prepares a fresh lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moffett
Peabody
Jayhawker
Associated Press
Charley
University of Kansas coach speaks at multiple Kansas venues
A Kansas coach, described as a popular speaker, has spent the past week touring lectures at several towns. He spoke at hiachat gal football ban, with further talks planned in Concordia Wyandotte Ottawa Independence Lawrence high Topeka At Kan sas next Monday and Tuesday, with additional stops in Tuaredeyy Onaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Concordia
Wyandotte
Ottawa
Independence
Lawrence High
Tuaredeyy
Onaga
Minute record of past sports milestones
Mirror column recalls past items: Bramham reelect as Minor League Association president for five years. Minnesota named nation's No 1 football team by AP poll for second straight year. Patsy Clark resigned as coach of Brooklyn football Dodgers. Navy beat Army 3-0 at Philadelphia in rain before 80 000 spectators on Slade Cutter's field goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
W. G. Bramham
Minor League Association
Minnesota
Patsy Clark
Brooklyn
Nineteen Go to Blood Bank Trip in Kansas City
Nineteen people traveled to the blood bank in Kansas City on Friday, with three failing to meet necessary examinations. The list includes Frank Beurman, Mrs. Beurman, Ed Korrelmeyer, Mrs. Korrelmeyer, and others, plus a 17 year old neighbor of Hobart Stallard who will train as a naval air crewman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frank Beurman
Ed Korrelmeyer
Mary May
Carl Michmael
Mra
Carl Michael
Howard Seetin
Walter Turpin
Cornelia Fisher
Margaret Thomas
Mason Brunton
George Hurd
Una Shoemaker
Ruby Jeve
Neva
Martin May
Woodstock Church Schedule and Local Visits Noted
Worship hour at Methoaide chapel led by Rev J Knox at 10 a m followed by Sunday school. Local residents Margaret Wellman and Lela Meane have returned after two weeks in town with Roy Lobb and attendance at McLouth high school. Farm Bureau achievement day program planned at Oskaloosa Methodist church with basket dinner and home demonstration unit program in the afternoon. Mrs Max Rolin, employed at Sunflower Ordnance Works, spent a few years here. Local visits by Mr and Mrs F S Champion Donna Marie, Mrs Harry Wellman and Margaret Wellman, Howard Wellman and sons of Jarboe. Captain William F Knox, son of Rev C J Knox, stationed at Major Heie Tex, to be transferred to Second Air Force November 30, will remain at post. command to take over AATF training unit at Major Field. Capt Knox will be at his post. Sunday dinner guests included Mrs Ridgway’s parents Henry Murr and son William Murr. Mrs Murr and daughter of Louth. County Supt J D Everett announces annual school board meeting for December 2 at Skaleda High School. At 11 am sectional meetings for rural teachers and boards and for high school teachers and penes. Dress code observed. Dr David L MacFerlend, MG, set C A Hansen and family route from Quantico Va to San Diego Cal spent last week with P S Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methoaide Chapel
J. Knox
Margaret Wellman Jend
Roy Lobb Jand
McLouth High School
Farm Bureau
Oskploosa Methodist Church
Max Rolin
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Champion
Donna Marie
Frank Champion
Harry Wellman
Margaret
Marie Wellman
End
Howard Wellmani
Jarbaio
Daugh
C.J. Knox
Wiliam F. Knox
He Ie Tex
Second Air Force
AATF
Skaléoda
David L. MacFerlend
C. A. Hansen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moffett
Lone
Mythlund
Wayne Hird
Wee
Chivas
Amarillo
Hotmer
Neb
St. Louis
Tulea
Okla
St.Louis
Omaha
Norman
Kan
Remulgee
Robert Eisleberech
Jood Wvarren Ricksle
JT Conessourt
Richard Cole
Russell Hardin
Kansas Shute
Thurman Tisart
Lyle Colerick
Syrea
SERVI
India
William Ferguses
Hunter, Kansas
Merle Dinkins
Oklahama
Maar
Wayne Pine
Charles Wapgstaff
Dick Johnson
Charles Penny
Bob Gerard
Bill Brownlee
Fred Six
Gene Cox
Bob Milliken
Junior Haverty
Real
Jon Wise
Allen Auchard
Paul Coker
Willis A. Sutton
Lawrence
Board of Education
Iss Anne Lorimer
Home Economice
Sese Pyaries Murphy
Leslie Murphy
Bob Near
Buster Osborn
Bill Pine Sherwood Rabenold
Bill Rasmussen
Bob Rickey Valentine Romero
Gene Russell
Carol Sandefur
Carl Sandefur
Bill Schamke
Dolph Simons
Gene Stanwit
Lester Traxler
Winton Winter
Don Welter
George Williams
Max Yazza
Durham
N. C
Les
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Atlanta
Marist College
Joe Salome
John McDonald
Salome
Baltimore
Maryland
Municipal Stadium
West Point
Annapolis
George Marshall
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Calvin Coolidge
Ed Garbisch
Army and Navy
Col
Earl
Blaik
Oscar E. Hagberg
Phog
Henry ‘Shenk
Pvt
Leonard Sparks
Germany
Verlin Green
Virgil Green
P. Buss
Oskaloosa
C. J. Bliss
Perry
Hobart Stallard
Viola Allen
John
Lionel Kraft
Topeka
Ruth Stallard
L. L. Schenck
Williamstown
Bryce Stallard
Navy Technical Training Center
Memphis
James Gibson
California
Merchant Marines
W. H. Allen
Joan
Oliver Jullien
Marguerite McCoy
Fillmore
John Nevin
Sen
LaVern Nevin
Nevin
Roland Ross
Marilyn
Paul ‘Uerer
Donna Jean
Bobby
Sandra
Mary Leger
Harold Joy Leger
John Leger
Mary Frances Leger
Leslie
Leger
Crlleen
Keith
Tirst
Robert Shuter
Dixie Ann
Geneva, Neb
Clint Trusty
Winona Labb
Bethany Hospital
Lobb
Harry Bliss
Wichita
Charles
Bilas
Roy Bateman
Gordon Wilbur
Walter Wilbur
West Roti Creek
A. A Allen
W. H. Tibbals
Somerset
W. P. Tibbals
Tibbals
Hising Sun
Ind
Lute Tinbals
Y. 8. Tibbals
Kentucky of Ceutical Association
Fneign Loftices
Mary Allen Tibbals
Alice T. Gribbin
William H
Unitilla
Fla
Daeyid~ Tibball
Stanton
Tom Tibbals
Henry H. Tibbals
Luther S. Tibbals
Tampa
Hansen
Sarcoxie
Webley Grove
William Wyatt
Donald Cowan
Walter Wyatt
Clare Hummer
Garden City
McLouth
Hummer
Home Army
Foattea Ag LY
Richard Pitzer
Connellsville
LG Arch V
Bishopville
S. C
Leon Bramlett, Jr
Clarkedaln
Isena
Don B. Whitmire
Decatur
Ala
James H. Carrrington
Riverside
Conn
Jack Martin
Toledo
Ben S. Chase
San Diego
Cal
Gail H. Gilliam
Eastland
Reno S. Martin
Prospect Park
H. Richard Duden
Englewood
N. J
Robert T. Jenkins
Talladega
Eef
William H. Barrom
Lewisburg
Tenn
Clyde L. Scott
Shackover
Ark
Jay Sewders
Washburn University
Whitingfield House
Jayhaw
Ichabods
Dee” Errickson
Roth
Pravin
Sethes
Sports
Fischer's
Dad
Adam
Woodstock
Tve
Carl
ARROW
Zelon
Samuel. Holt
Pal
Vince
Marc Rcchil
Morgan - Mack Motorco
Aeronautical Engineers
Produton I
United States Employment Service
Boeing Airplane Company
Boeing
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!