Jayhawker Five Opens Season Tonight At Hoch Auditorium
Kansas will inaugurate its 52nd basketball season at Hoch Auditorium against Creighton. The 85th year for Coach Phog Allen at Kansas begins with a veteran lineup led by Clyde Lavellette and Bill Lienhard as the Jayhawks host the Creighton Bluejays in Omaha rematch history.
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Phog Allen
Creighton
University
Clyde Lovellette
Terre Haute
Ind
Hill Hoagland
Beloit
Allen
Bob Kenney
Winfield
Bill Lienhard
Newton
Jerry Waugh
Wellington
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Gagliardo
Clarkson
University of Kansas
Fo Hoch Auditorium
Creighton Bluejays
Omaha
Lawrence
Au Ries
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Dues Belford
Nebraska Jesuit
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Aren
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Frank Miller
Earl McClelland
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Heyden
Clyde
Bill Heyden
Clyde Lavellette
Dave Tobin
Rapids City
Colch Belford
Lavellette
Rim
Muric
Hoch
Kansas State
Nebraska
Bill Hougland
Rob Kenney
Winfield Boy
Wil
Jays
Emporia State Dominate All-Star Intercollegiate Football
Emporia State College Hornets place multiple players on the first and second Central Intercollegiate Conference all-star teams as selected by Associated Press reporters and conference coaches. Notable names include Charles Sanger and Myron Rodge from E-State, Bob Caff State, Tom Lester Pittsburg, and Harvey Drake Pittsburg among others.
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Kansas City
Emporia State College
Hornets
Associated Presa Today
Charles Sanger
E-State
Max Rife
Southwestern
Bob Caff
Myron_ Rodge
Chet Hayden
Bob Shepler
Ike Crabaugh
Washburn
Frank Ceresia
St. Benedict's
Tom Lester
Pittsburg
Leroy Krause
Bol Wehlmeier
Fr. Hays
Bob Hardeman
Guarda
Harvey
Grayson column stirs talk on basketball height edge
The passage quotes NEA writer Harry Grayson praising tall players like Clyde Lovellette while Florida media and Phog Allen clash over 12 foot baskets. Allen defends the fade to tall players, noting he still supports standard hoops and that Grayson misstates his stance on 12 foot hoops and player heights.
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Harry Grayson
N.E.A
Grayson
Clyde Lovelette
Forrest C. Allen
Lovelette
Phog Allen
Indiana
Kansas
Allen
Loveletta
Siyscra
NEA
Gene Melchiorre
Bradley
Fireplug
Bato Govedarela
de Paul
Chicago
Mall
A. L
Lovellefte
Doc Allen
Phog
National Ae
Lovellette
B. B
Medicine Lodge
Football Scores Across Regions Show Varied Results
A roundup lists numerous college football scores from Midwest to West Coast including Kansas State 6 over Wichita University 22, Pittsburg State 21, Abilene Christian 13, Navy 14 over Army Fordham 13, Virginia 44 over North Carolina 13, LSU 14 over Mississippi, Florida A and M 41, Camp Lejeune Marines 48, and Texas Tech 13. Also notes the Reserve Unit in Hays Kansas being discontinued as most members go on active duty with equipment moved to Salina.
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Kansas State
Wichita University
Warrensburg
Pittsburg State
Abilens Christian
Guatavas Atalphus
Navy
Army
Fordham
Syracuse
Penn Pine
Virginia
Holy Cross
Sbontun Gelitaeia
Werth
Carolina
Giorcia Tech
Georgia
C. William and Mary
Lifichimond
Alabama
Auburn
Tenesser
Energy
Louisiana State
University of Souissippi
Ittanebe Talien
South Carolina A
Af Wilberforce
Ohig
Florida
Hays
Kan
Army Organized Reserve
Salina
Russell
Big League Week Preview From Kansas City Dec 4 Up Big
College basketball action spans coast to coast with Big Seven Big Ten Southwest Pacific Coast and Skyline Six teams opening or continuing play. Kansas State Ohio State Purdue and Missouri among others schedule key matchups with nonconference foes as season heat rises.
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Kansas City
Raven
Confcrete
Activitie
Big Seven
Big Ten
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Skyline
Kanzar State
Long Island University
Madison
Kentucky
Lawrence
Nebraska
Minnesota
Maryville
Lincoln
Cornhuskers
Washington
Seattle
Missouri
St. Louis
Madison Square Garden
C.C.N.Y
Ohio State
Oklahoma
S.M.U
Texas
Norman
Iowa State
South Dakota
Simpson
Utah
Utah State
Colorado
Colorado A. J
Charles Barone Heavyweight Title Match Heads to Cincinnati
In Cincinnati tomorrow night Ezzard Charles defends his title against Nick Barone in a 15 round bout. Barone, 24, challenges the 29 year old champion who has defended the crown across several defenses since 1949. The fight centers on Ohio for the first heavyweight title bout there since 1819 with odds slightly favoring Charles.
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Cincinnati
Edford Charles
Nick Barone
Ohio
Racrown
Jack Demsey
Jens Willard
Charles
Cincinnati Garden
N.B.A
Joe Walcott
Gus Lesnevich
Pat Valentino
Freddie Be
Shore
Twenty Football Teams Have Perfect Records
New York Nec. four. An even 20 college football teams completed their regular 1950 season unbeaten and untied. Oklahoma led the nation with a pristine campaign after a 41-14 rout of Oklahoma A and M, marking their tenth win in as many games. Several other schools like Army and Navy posted notable results as the season closed.
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New York
Nec
Army
Navy
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
Pty
Abilene
Christina
Princeton Nu
Lawrence
Chnterburs Indy Ae Vawin Wed
Clark
Ore
Wret Liber
New Peaupahice
Florida Sucte
Pti
Maryland State
Mission House
Four KU players named to All-Western Mention team
The Associated Press all Western team honored four Kansas players with honorable mention. McCormack and Mace at tackle and Wade Stinson Hoag at halfback earned recognition alongside other Big Seven selections.
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K. U
Mike McCormack
Bill Mace
Wade
Stinson
Charlie Hoag
Kansas
Associated Press
Prank Anderson
Oklahoma
den Stonesifer
Northwestern
al Wahl
Michigan
Dim Weatherall
John Blitz
Ohio State
Jerome Groom
Notre Dame
Bill Vohaska
Tillinois
Bucks
Bobby Reynolds
Nebraska
Bob Williams
Vic Sanowicz
Sonny Grandelius
Michigan State
Jim Doran
Iowan State
Leon Heath
Navy Upsets Ary as Zastrow Passes Sky High
Navy beat Ary 14-2 with Bob Zastrow throwing a touchdown pass and scoring a rushing TD. Southern California’s Sears returned a 94 yard kickoff for a Trojan TD in a 9-7 win over Notre Dame. Claude Arnold led Oklahoma with four touchdown passes in a 41-14 victory. Baylor’s Larry Isbell threw three TD passes as Baylor defeated Rice 33-7.
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Bob Zastrow
Navy
Ary
Dim Sears
Southern California
Trojans
Notre Dame
Claude Arnold
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
Larry Isbell
Baylor
Rice
Football league scoring mark and Giants game noted
An old sports column recalls Steve Van Bur en's 1505 yard season and the Eagles defeating the New York Giants. It mentions historical league status discussions and notable player trades from the era.
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Arsorieted
Steve van Buren
Elphia
Eagles
New Aork Giants
Pacific Coast
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gua Mancusy
Pitger
John Pintar
St. Louis
Mickey Orien
Catholic University
Navy to soften future schedule after Army upset
Navy plans a lighter future schedule despite its stunning 14 to 0 upset of Army. Athletic director Capt. Howard Caldwell cites bruising years and aims to keep tough rivals like Notre Dame while adding softer opponents. Navy, 4- positions, agrees the victory won’t alter the emphasis on gradual load reduction.
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Navy
Army
Philadelphia
Accne Iades
Howard Caldwell
Annapolia Academy
Ohio State
Houston
Baltimore
California
Penn
Tulane
T Caldwell
Notre Thame
Princeton
Bal
Eddie Fidelatz
Convine
Earl
Red
Bla
Poe
Samele
Death threat looms over Eleanor Roosevelt event
A caller warned a gunman would shoot Mrs. Roosevelt during a Bethel hospital dinner at Waldorf Astoria. Police deployed across the venue with uniformed and plainclothes officers among 1200 guests. No incident occurred.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Waldurft-Astoria
Bethel Hospital
Rockhurst resigns from Central Intercollegiate Conference
Rockhurst College of Kansas City resigns from the Central Intercollegiate Conference effective June 1 1951. The move was approved at a conference meeting and Rockhurst will compete in this season’s basketball championship while hosting the conference tennis and golf meets May 14 and 15. The school dropped football last August after its coach and several players left for service.
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Winfield
Kan
Nec
Rockshurst College of
Kansas City
Rockhurst
Ralph Cormany
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