Missouri U. opens Big Seven with Wisconsin in Madison
Missouri basketball under coach Wilbur Stalcup relies on a veteran lineup led by Dan Pippin and eight others as the Tigers seek a strong start in the conference. Key contributors include Haynes, Strovet, Fowler, Stroot, McMillin, Pierpoint, and Smith with sophomores Lafferty Heineman Rubin and Lyle pushing for roles. Missouri tied with Oklahoma for second last season as Kansas State won the title.
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George Lafferty
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Football Scores From Various Colleges and Cities
A scrambled list shows diverse football scores including Notre Dame versus Southern California Evansville 13 to 1, Missouri Valley 7, Iowa State Teachers 34, Spring field State Teachers unclear, Auburn 0, Toledo 27, Clemson 20, The Citadel 6, Allen University 6, Shaw University, Hampton Institute 20, San Jose State 71, National University of Mexico 1, Utah State 19, Texas Mines 49, Hawaii 4, with several garbled names and uncertain affiliations.
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Oklahoma A&M Progress Seen In Big Seven Talk
Kansas City December meeting notes show Oklahoma A&M’s application for Big Seven membership received a favorable reception though faculty delay persists. The conference also reformed eligibility review, approved track festival entrants, limited postseason play, and planned future meetings and clinics.
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Bowling Notes From Tuesday Night League Action
Channel Sanders won three games from Pickens Lawrence Paper Co. and others. Journal-World beat Mar riaita by three, while Morgan-Mack split with Southwestern Bell to tie for first. A Bowen and Charlton’s each won twice. Inez Smith rolled 181 for Individual High 10. High 30 of 507 went to Faye Olmsted. Channel-Sanders posted High 10 765 and High 30 2162.
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Marriotts
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Michigan May Be The Only College Team To Finish With A Clean State
New York Dec G P Michigan Wolverines may be the only major college football team with a perfect record in 1944. They closed the season undefeated with no post season commitments as California and Clemson also entered January 1 bowls with strong bids. Notre Dame, Army, and Southern California also affected the final standings as bowl results and notable games rolled in.
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South Benders
Emil Sitka
Steve Oracko
Citadel
Veterans' Hospital aid backs loyal townsfolk tale
A fragment recalls Johnny Davis facing medical bills after a back injury and finds relief through veterans benefits. The piece notes veterans with overseas service can join the VFW, highlighting exclusive club status and community support for service members and families.
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Hornets Beat Bears 34-20 In Mo Kan Football Clash
Emporia State Hornets claimed the third annual Mo Kan game title in Kansas City, beating Southwest Missouri State 34-20 at Rockhurst Stadium. Bill Litchfield scored twice while Joe Edwards added a touchdown, as Emporia_state held a 21-point lead after the first quarter and withstood a late Bears rally.
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Emporia State Rally Edges Springfield In Final Moments
An Emporia State fumble recovery on the Kansan thirty five led to Springfield's second score early in the third quarter. Haley and Hartzog added a later score, narrowing to 20-2. Paul Lees scored on the final play of the third quarter. Forsythe connected with Aley for the extra point before Gail Shaneke found Frankie Squier for six. Springfield threatened again but Nightingale intercepted Forsythe to seal the game.
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Maryville Bearcats Rout St Benedicts Ravens 42–4
In Atchison Kansas on Saturday night the Maryville Missouri Teachers College Bearcats defeated the Ravens from St Benedicts College 42 to 4. The lopsided game showcased strong Bearcats defense and efficient offense across the full four quarters.
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