Jayhawkers Open 1945-46 Season Over Warrensburg Mules 45 28
Kansas opened the 1945-46 schedule by defeating the Warrensburg Mules 45 to 28 at Hoch Auditorium. Coach F C Allen used 28 players as 57 fouls were called, with Gus Daum leading scorers at 11 points.
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University of Kansas
Warrensburg Mules
Hoch Auditorium
Crimson and Blue
F. C. ‘Allen
Kansas
Charley Black
Gil Stramel
Dean Corder
Gus Daum
Wendell Clark
Stramel
Jayhawkers
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Sherman
Mt. Oread Courtsters
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Gene Peterson
Everett Hill
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Peck
Black
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Cremate Neers Sherman
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Konv
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R. Boyd
Canstendt Innern
Wille
Ted O'Sulthivran
Missouri
Andy Skradski
Kansas State
Warrensure
Stramer
Kaufman
Warrensburg
Bremer
Mueller
French
Sellman
Cassing
Army Top No 1 College Football Team for Second Year
Army named the top college football team of the nation after a 32 to 13 win over Navy. The Cadets earned 18th straight victory and 115 of 116 AP voters placed them first, Alabama second, Navy third, with a final points gap of 942 to 941.
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New York
Army
Navy
Associated Press
Harold Harris
Knoxville
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Stesthapetnconnti
Ames
Navy Ee
Oklahoma Aggies
St. Mary's
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Southern California
Ohio State
Duke
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Holy Cross
Tulsa
Georgia
Wake Forest
Columbia
Faurot Praises Missouri Tigers After Big Six Title
Missouri coach Don Faurot lauded the Tigers at the university football banquet for winning the Big Six and earning a bowl bid. Acting Coach Chauncey Simpson urged confidence against Texas, and the team voted to forego Christmas break to depart December 1.
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Columbia
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Tiger
Missouri
Chauncey Simpson
Texas
Simpson
Linwood at Eudora Opens 16 Game 1945 46 Schedule
Eudora High School boys basketball opens the 1945 46 season with Linwood at Linwood on December 11. The schedule lists 16 games through February including home and away dates against Gardner Wellsville Baldwin University High and more.
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Eudora High School
Linwood
Wellsville
Wesvilk
tHidner
High
Touistark
Baldwin
University High
Sports Mirror highlights and notes from past trades and games
AP notes include Byron Nelson winning the San Francisco open with 281 after a 69 final round. It recalls Eddie Miller traded from Boston for Eddie Joost Nate Andrews and cash, plus past Dodger Cardinal trades and coaching signings at Yale Fordham.
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Byron Nelson
Cincinnati
Eddie Miller
Boston
Eddie Joost
Nate Andrews
Cash
Brooklyn Dodgers
Frank Mancuso
John Pintar
St. Louis Cardinals
Mikey Owen
Ducky Pond
Yale
Fodtb
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Southwest conference football attendance tops half a million
Dallas reports the Southwest conference 1945 football attendance exceeding 412 105 across seven schools plus a Texas Oklahoma game over 45 000. Six teams played 37 home games this year versus 34 last year, led by Texas A&M and Texas gains and Baylor's return increasing totals.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Rice
Texas A. and
Aggies
Baylor
One Tiger Most Heavily Voted On KU All Opponent Team
The 1945 All Opponent grid selections from Kansas University include only one Missouri Tiger, Wingback Lloyd Brinkman, who received the heaviest vote. Oklahoma and Texas Christian University each placed three men on the team, with players from teams such as Wichita, Marquette, and Iowa State also named.
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K. U
University of Kansas Jayhawks
Sig
Missouri Tigers
Lloyd Brinkman
Basketball Results Across Cities and Camps
The Associated Press reports scores for multiple games and camps. Town defeated South Dakota 91 to 26 while Utah beat Idaho Southern Branch 43 to 26. Wisconsin beat Ripon 59 to 24. Minnesota won over South Dakota State 78 to 25. Bethany College topped Smoky Hill 82 to 35. York defeated Luther 42 to 30. Fort Miles edged Balisbury 46 to 22. Coast Guard Island action shows Elias 43 over Fort Slocum 30. Forts Slocum, Dix, Kilmer, Camp Lee posted various scores.
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Associated Preas
South Dakota
Utah
Idaho Southern Branch
Wisconsin
Ripon
Minnesota
South Dakota State
Carroll ‘S
Elias’ Island
Baseball executives mull Landis book and prep for Chicago meetings
In Columbus, sports writers note Leslie OConor will finish a Landis decisions book by January. They expect no major moves until then and say Chicago meetings will shape promotions and minor league leadership. Trade chatter focuses on Cards Yankees Dodgers surplus.
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Columbus
Leslie O’conor
Landis
Leslie
Happy Chardler
Chicago
Yankees
Dodgers
Rickey
Lilly Southworth
Braves
Bruno Betzel
Montreal
Clay Hopper
Mobile
Ala
al Todd
Royals
Judge Bramham
Mhinor
Tigers On The Court Schedule For Missouri Basketball
The Missouri athletic committee approves a 17 game season opening with Westminster at Fulton. The schedule includes key games against Kansas State Kansas Nebraska Iowa State Oklahoma and Washington among others in December January February and March across Columbia Fulton St Louis Lawrence Manhattan Ames Lincoln Norman and Kansas City events.
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Columbia
University of Miscuri Athletic Committee
Westminster College
Fulton Friay
Westminster
Fulton
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Kansas City
Washington
St. Louis
Lawrence
Town State
Manhattan
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Ames
Lincoln
Norman
Former KU End Otto Schnellbacher Stars for Honda Field Eleven
Former Kansas University end Otto Schnellbacher starred for the Honda field team at Tex. army airfield in a Saturday game against Tulsa. He caught two touchdown passes from Wingback Stanley Holing in a 20 to 18 loss, including a 70 yard score and a 7 yard strike. Schnellbacher also lettered in basketball at Kansas.
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Otto Schnellbacher
University of Kansas
Honda, Tex., Army Airfield
Tulsa
Tulsans
Schnellbacher
Stanley Holiing
Kansas
Air Force Grid Race May End In Tie
The Army Air Forces football conference may finish tied for first next Sunday between the Third Air Force and Training Command after the Third Air Force lost 10-7 to the Fourth Air Force to end its schedule last Sunday.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Third Air Force
Training Command
Fourth Air Force
Strategy Remarks on the Auto Strike Mess
The piece argues union leaders clash over the strike and warns the timing is bad. It cites tax changes, postwar production, and public sentiment as factors hurting the case for a walkout, noting Detroit unions and political defeats as signs members tire of pressure.
Strike Leaders Push Timing Over Pay in Labor Debate
A century ago leaders dictated the strike terms as to time place and witnesses arguing it matters more to boost job numbers than raise wages for top earners. They urge prioritizing duties to returning troops and question if halting production serves a moral right to wages, claiming good business is the best wage guarantee.
Rules interpretation meeting set at Lawrence high
E A Thomas state high school activities commissioner announced a basketball rules interpretation meeting at the Lawrence high school building at 7 30 o clock Thursday evening.
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The
Athletic Association
E. A. Thomas
Lawrence High School
Mackey Merry Makers to Hold Christmas Party
The Mackey The Merry Makers group meets at Mrs Ronald Robbs home on Wednesday December 5 with Mrs Thomas Van Nice as co chairwoman. A Christmas roll call and gift exchange are planned. John Jewett and sister Genevieve of Lawrence visited their uncle Raymond Gardner and Mrs Gardner. Mr and Mrs Meredith Smith postponed a supper club from Friday November 23 to Friday November 30 at their home.
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Merry Makers
Ronald Robb
Thomas van Nice
John Jewett
Genevieve
Lawrence
Raymond Gardner
Harry Miller
Des Moines
Orville Lamb
William Puckett
Bleakley
E. H. White
Hershell
Thanksgiving News From Kaw Valley Families
Community notes from Kaw Valley recount birthdays for Mrs Woodward and Mrs Earl White born November 23 and 24. The Cawleys visit from Nevada Missouri and Kansas City. Navy veteran Donald North returns home after 18 months service. family dinner honors him with Paul North Conrad North Thomas North and others present.
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Taylor Gardner
Lawrence
Manuel Bereiter
Frank Bereiter
An Mra
Woodie Laughlin
Kaw Valley
Donald North
John North
Navy
Norman
Oklo
Paul North
Kansas City, Mo
Conrad North
Thomas North
Family Acknowledges North Hummelzaard and Craig Kin
A note from Mr and Mrs Eugene North and family and Mr and Mrs Clarence Hummelzaard and family lists Mrs Arthur Craig and family Mr and Mrs Molby family Donald North and daughters Shirley Dale North and the honored one Glenda as part of a family gathering or tribute.
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Eugene North
Clarence Hummelzaard
Arthur Craig
Molby
Donald North
Shirley
Dale North
Glenda
Heat Range Quietly Defines Reptile Activity
Reptiles are not heat loving. they are typically active only between 60 F and 110 F. This challenges common beliefs and suggests reptiles operate within a narrow temperature window.
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