Kansas Basketeers Prep for Opener with No Center Edge
University of Kansas basketball drills focus on a new strategy before the opener with Washburn. With no tall center, Dr. F C Allen shifts to a set offense and a possession battle defense. Practice features early scrimmage. Pralle remains out with throat infection.
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Sooner Backs Make Long Touchdown Runs at Memorial Stadium
Norman December 3. Melbourne Robertson sped 59 yards for a touchdown against the Oklahoma Aggies on Thanksgiving day. The run is believed the longest touchdown run from scrimmage by an Oklahoma back at Owen field in 12 years. Earlier records include Arbuckle's 74 yard TD in 1923, Potts 45 yards in 1926, Mills 53 and 54 yards in 1930, Dunlan 41 yards in 1952, all with touchdowns.
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Sharpshooter Saddened by Buffalo Slaughter Plan at Elk Island
Elk Island National Park in Alberta plans to kill 500 buffalo to curb herd growth. Canadian government sharpshooter Sam Purshell, feeling low after firing 24 shots for 23 bison, aims to continue at about 50 per day. Wrestling roundup notes varied results from Portland to Oklahoma City and beyond.
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Washburn Ichabods Ready For Season Opens At Manhattan
Topeka reports coach Elmer Holm expects a strong Washburn basketball season despite losing two regular guards to graduation. Seven lettermen lead the nucleus, including Don Dittemore. sophomores bolster the ranks. The squad trains with guards Bert Collard and Delbert Roskam returning, and captain Paul Bethel driving the offense. The team opens Thursday at Kansas State in Manhattan and plays Kansas at Lawrence December 9.
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Dan Emrich
Ed Henrich
Charles Hills
Joe Fee
Bob Lee
Ivan Hoover
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Harlan Schlicher
Mel =gola
Frank Palmer
Harry Kinter
Dorsey Elliott
Elmer Russum
Gifford May
Alec Fromme
Geoffrey Carlisle
K U Season Tickets Sell for Eight Dollars This Year
Kansas University announces season ticket prices for eight home games with $5 adult pricing, $1.50 student tickets upon activity books, and $2.50 faculty seats. Non conference games against Washburn Baker and Ottawa will offer 50 cent single tickets, while conference game top prices are 75 cents. Students relocated to regular auditorium seating as stage use limits bleacher space. Orders will be taken anytime even though season books are not yet prepared.
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Harvard Football Coach Eddie Casey Resigns After Four Years
A garbled AP snippet recalls Eddie Casey resigning as Harvard head coach after a four year tenure. It references Army and Navy games, a sellout at Franklin Field, and mentions conference talks and major decisions amid uncertain details.
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Roundup of boxing, football and sport chatter from New York
New York sports roundups note Bierman’s brief town visit amid UCLA rumors and McCoy’s weight loss for a big bout. Mentions Pop Warner, Eulace Peacock, and a patchwork of college and pro events. Highlights include Wrights on boxing, golf mentions, and Joe Louis talk. also commentary on readership of the Journal-World classified page.
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New York
Bernie Bierman
U.C.L.A
Spaulding dodges pick for Rosebowl in UC L A analysis
Los Angeles December 3 Coach Bill Spaulding of UCLA analyzed Rosebowl contenders without naming a winner. He praised Stanford's line and SMU's passing game while noting UCLA struggled to move against Stanford and praised SMU's backfield. He contrasted star players Bobby Grayson and Bobby Wilson and favored SMU punter Bill Finley for consistency. Chuck Cheshire echoed the cautious view on Stanford beating UCLA.
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Matty Bell
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Wilson
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Bill Finley
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Bill Paulman
Chuck Cheshire
U.C
Journal-World Classifieds Read by Thousands Daily
Thousands of prospective buyers and sellers read the Journal-World classified page every day. The listing shows varied names and places such as Milwaukee, Bridgeport, and Springfield, reflecting a broad market turnout and active local commerce.
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Rule change buzz stirs calls to restore goal posts
New York Dec 3 Pi growing support to restore goal posts to the goal line. Chick Meehan says back to the line would revive field and drop kick skills and thrills. He argues pros use posts on the line and colleges should adjust game details including 15 yard inflow and sideline ball placement. He plans to join coaches at February rules committee meeting.
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Bowling Elks Bowling Scores Report
A compact score note lists bowling actions for the Elks with partial entries for players Che Bh Hines and D4 in a dimly legible 04 mor handwriting segment. The readable portion hints at team scorekeeping and assists but the fragment omits full results or dates.
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Jimmy Fox To Be Sold By Athletics In Coming Season
Philadelphia report cites Connie Mack confirming the Athletics plan to sell Jimmy Fox. Fox says the acquiring club must significantly raise pay. destination unknown with Boston Chicago Cleveland and New York among rumored suitors. Denver note lists all mountain conference football honors led by Colorado Utah and Denver University. Princeton Army all eastern selections announced. Yale coaches retained. farm folk seek broader education per UNC sociologist.
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Stidham Starts as Oklahoma Line Coach Behind Sooner Power
Norman Oklahoma December 3 Captain Lawrence Biff Jones built a great Oklahoma line but Tom Stidham a 240 pound former Haskell tackle united a green squad into a dominant forward wall. He coached eight seasoned players and spun a unit that held Big Six foes to 376 yards from scrimmage. Stidham’s line limited Iowa State to 37 rushing yards and kept Kansas 58 yards Nebraska 112 Missouri 102 while Oklahoma dropped conference foes to Nebraska and Kansas due to weak pass defense, not the line. His popular leadership earned praise from senior tackle Dub Wheeler who said he wished for two more years with Stidham and noted his tough but fair coaching.
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Biff) Jones
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Dub) Wheeler
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Fairmont Sewing Club Plans Bazaar Event
The Fairmont Sewing club met with Mrs Ed Gilbreath on Wednesday to quilt and share a covered dish luncheon with 12 members. They set Saturday December 7 for a bazaar and food sale at the city gas office with Mrs Frank Adams and Mrs Charles Nelson in charge.
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