Kansas prepares for Ichabod game after opening loss
Kansas Jayhawkers seek fixes for the Hoch auditorium clash with Topeka Ichabods after a 40 to 35 defeat to Washburn. Coach F C Allen ponders lineup changes including Lou Goehring and Hubert Heim to boost rebounding and scoring as Moffett returns from wrist injury.
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Washburn College
University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Hoch Auditorium
Ichabods
Topeka
Mt. Oread
F. C. Allen
Owen Peck
Kansas City
Allen
Everett Hill
Lawrence High
Hill
Lou Goehring
Goehring
Jayhawkers
Charles Moffett
Moffett
Heim
Two Kansans Named on Huskers All-Opponents Team
Nebraska coaches and admin names Iowa State stars Dick Cole and Gene Phelps and Oklahoma’s Dale Wooten as unanimous picks for the Big Six all-opponents squad. The Huskers’ selections include Wooten, Dinkins, Harley, Cole, Owan, Sauer, Hird, Dellastations, Heard, Barrington, and Bar rington with positions across ends, tackles, guards, center, quarterback, and backfield.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa State Cyclones
Oklaoma
John Harley
Cole
Dale Owan
Kansas State
Jack Sauer
Iowa State
Wayne Hird
Kansas
Phelps
Bill Dellastations
Missouri
Charles Heard
Oklahoma
Don Barrington
Powerful Fourth Air Force earns spot on coast all service eleven
San Francisco reports Indian Jack Jacobs, ex Oklahoma star, named to AP 1944 Pacific Coast all service football eleven. In Houston the Oil Bowl signs top post season team Randolph Field Ramblers for January 1, aiming for a $100000 gate.
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San Francisco
Air Force
March Field
Associated Press
Jack Jacobs
University of Oklahoma
Houston
Tex
Randolph Field
Mighty Ramblers
Holly Brock
Norman
Okla
Naval
Haskell Institute Honors Undefeated Indian Squad at Banquet
Members of the Haskell Institute undefeated football squad were guests at a banquet hosted by the school’s student council at the Haskell cafe. Dr F C Allen of the University of Kansas gave the principal address while J Madison Coombs served as master of ceremonies.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
F.C. Allen
University of Kansas
J. Madison Coombs
Frank Livermont
Jim Williams
De Soto Wins Two In Community Center Games
De Soto high school basketball swept two games yesterday afternoon at the Community Center beating University High 32 to 22 after a first half 18 to 7 lead. Box scores list Johnson Pontius Turner Midgett Fetters Linden and Atkinson for De Soto and Tait Porter Kirchhoff Ellsworth Olmsted for University High.
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DeSoto High School
Midgett
Toi Sizeman
Linden
Tolais Masssieedemee
University High
Tait
Porter
Krone
Kirchhoff
Olmsted
N. Ellsworth
Sooners
Bill Wygle
Kansas Tackle Is Named on All Opponent Big Six
Norman Oklahoma December 6 Missouri's Tigers, before tying Oklahoma 21 to 21, place four players on the Sooners all opponents eleven chosen from conference ranks. Ends Bob Eigelberger and George Gallagher tackles James Kekeris Bill Wygle guards Bob Stone Charles Wright center Keith Doyle quarterback Paul Collins halfback Joe Kessler Don Faulkner Meredith Warner fullback listed.
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Missouri
Bill Wygle
Kansas
Bob Stone
Charles Wright
Iowa State
Keith Doyle
Nebraska
Paul Collins
Joe Kessler
Don Faulkner
Meredith Warner
Roundup highlights early postwar college sports push
A roundup of midwestern coaches planning a national baseball organization after the war and efforts to revive baseball in colleges. Notes on Hank Leiber, Tulane coach Simons, Tech coach Alex, and various figures tied to football, boxing, bowling, and canal zone baseball programs. Ambulance funding for women’s bowling, postwar coaching searches, and players like Bernice Dept and Les Rock appear in brief items.
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New York
Hank Leiber
Giant
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
New Orleans
Bill Alexander
Eogin Tech
Monk
Imons
Tulane
Tech
Simons
Alex
Alexander
N.B.A
Heinie Miller
Hawaii
Hrexy Abe Green
Women's International Bowling Congress
Curly Byrd
U. of Maryland
Bernice Dept
Terry Moore
Cardinal
Les Rock
White Sox
Panama Canal Department
Jil Mickey Harris
Red Sox
Canal Zone
Rose Bowl Sell-Out Attributed To USC Tennessee Matchup
USC business manager Arnold Eddy announced the New Year’s Day Rose Bowl between the University of Southern California and Tennessee is sold out. All 93,000 seats were spoken for within one week and no further requests are being considered.
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San Antonio
Carl C. Kreuger
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Tennessee
Arnold Eddy
U. S.C
Toay
Eddy
Fragmented Clues Spark Unclear Noted Novelists
A jumble of cryptic terms appears to reference literary figures and honors, including mentions of a noted novelist, a long bird, birth and decay concepts, naval rank, a longfish, a doctor of divinity, the element tellurium, and a place with an abbreviated form, plus a therefore marker.
Tahiti Becomes Hollywood Haven for U S Servicemen on Leave
Honolulu reports Tahiti, famed South Pacific island, has become a costly but alluring getaway for GIs on leave. Lt Gerald Conway notes weekends run about $65, with a peak of $425 for a single visit. Tahitian and French culture thrive with music, hula, new English speech, and cinema. The American consul coordinates weekly entertainments while hotels price rooms at $3 to $5.
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Honolulu
Tahiti
Gerald Conway
Notre Dame Univrsity Wate
St. Paul
Papeete
Tanone Beach
Richard de Lambert
Colorado
Arange
U. S
Army
Navy
Conway
Basketball Results From Bruning and Nearby Posts
Bruning Army Air Field 69, Navy Gunners 39. Oklahoma A and M 46, Phillips 37. Midland 2, Ketraska Wesleyan 32. Game scores reflect Assorted Press roundups from the region with several small colleges and air base teams in the mix.
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Bruning
Neb
Army Air Field
Eurcell
Navy Gunners
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
Phillips
Midland
Ketraska Wesleyan
Sports Mirror notes on passing rule and past scores
The report recalls a year ago when Lou Wittle urged unlimited forward passing from scrimmage. It also notes Texas defeating Reagan 72 to 7. Five years earlier Gene Mako and Wayne Sabin were suspended by USTA for expense rule violations.
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Associated Press
Lou Wittle
Regan
Gene Mako
Wayne Sabin
Policy on Italy Declares U S Let Italians Chart Government
Washington informs Britain and Italy that the United States supports Italy shaping its government without outside influence. The State Department statement contrasts with Britain's opposition to Count Sforza joining the Italian administration. Eden says Britain objects because Sforza opposed the Bonomi government while part of it.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Italy
State Department
Great Britain
Count Sforza
Anthony Eden
Sforza
Bonomi
Papandreou offers resignation and coalition cabinet idea in Greece
Athens reports a push for a unity government as Premier George Papandreou suggests a coalition including center and right groups led by Themistokios Sophoulis. A general strike continues amid fading disorders while E L A S militants withdraw from seized police HQs in Piraeus. One more death and multiple injuries occur as police disperse mourners from mass funeral for 21 killed in recent disturbances. Three British nationals are wounded and a British interpreter is killed in a skirmish near the railway station as the dispute escalates.
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Athens
George Papandreou
Themistokios Sophoulis
E.L.A.S
E.A.M
Final Settlement Notices in Lawrence Probate Court
Notices announce petitions for final settlement in two Lawrence Kansas probate matters. Quinn Gowell Stimpson as Admx seeks approval of final account and discharge, with defenses due by December 23, 1944. Ralph W. O’Neil as executor seeks approval of final settlement and distribution per will, with defenses due by December 23, 1944.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas
John Im Ler
al H. Kelsey
Kansas
Anid Court
Quinn Gowell Stimpson
Admx. c. T
John H. Kelsey
Lawrence
Admx
Stevens
H. L. O'Neil
Lawrence Dally Journal-World
State Court
Douglas County
Filac
Penney
Mra
H. J. Penney
Kaness
Ec Whipple
Lawrence probate notices warn heirs and creditors
Multiple estate matters filed in the Douglas County Probate Court of Kansas include petitions by administrators Ruth Seamans and Wayne A Gray seeking final accounting, fees, and property distributions. Notices call heirs, devisees, and creditors to respond by December 1944 deadlines in Lawrence.
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Chas.a. Spra
Lawrence Ly Journal-World
Ity
Kansas
Ard B. Snyder
State of Kansas
Bonnie A‘ 8
Hope Gray
Geneva Keohane
Wayne A. Gray
Lawrence
Indus
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
State of
Kanszy
Ruth Seamans
Adinistratrix
Esate
Attes
B. Wilson
J. Lane
District Court
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
el Ann Francis Balgor
Ann F
Sarah Ann Chamberlain
Sar Oor Chamberlain
Luther P. Fry
Medora F. Fry
Alice E. Fry
Florence Fey
Je ' B. F. Fry
Sarah K. Yeatman
Meade
William Fry
Elizabeth Fry
James R. Fry
Wiliam T. Fry
Benjamin T. Fry
Iphone
Douglas
Lawrence Dateournal-World
Gideon Breithsupe
Alvin F. Breithaupt
Initon P. Allen
Petitoner
Estate of Edward B. Dart Administrator Appointed
In the Douglas County Probate Court the Estate of Edward B. Dart, Deceased, appoints Richard B. Stevens as Administrator on November 16, 1344. Creditors must file demands within nine months from November 22, 1844, or be forever barred. Stevens & Brand, Attorneys for Administrator.
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Lawverit Pee journal-World
Darian County
Kansas
Mary Magdeling Isichel
APTME
Kan
Aren L. Coleman
J.B. Wilson
Seal] Riling & Riling
Attorneya
Lawrence Datdy Journal-World
Douglas County
John H. Kelsey
State of Kansas
D.bn.c.t.a
Anid Estate
Lawrences Daily Journal-World
Doinglas County
Rosabelle Kelsey
Quinn Gowell Stimpson
Stevens and Brand
Executriz
Executrix
Lawrence Dalty Journal-World
Propate Court
Kangar
Edwm
Dart
Kansay
Tate
Richard B. Stevens
J._B. Wilson
Stevens & Brand
Lawrence Dale
inl-World
Douglas
Kanes Dglas
Ol Sas
Don
Ida M
Eggert Hines
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Sala Bank
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