Freshman Cagers Spark KU Victory Over Varsity 33–31
Kansas University fans saw the frosh take the measure of the varsity in a tight 33 to 31 game last night. Bill Hogben led the varsity with 13 points in the first half while Ray Evans paced the freshmen with 11. Ballard and Turner stood out for the frosh as Coach Hogben shuffled 20 players in preparation for Texas contests. The regulars prevailed in a hard fought finish.
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Eddie Briez's 9 Sports Roundup Highlights Deals and Rumors
In New York reports Penn backer Francis Reagan receives 5000 from the Athletics 7500 from the Red Sox with the Yankees pledging to top any offer Fordham gets 45000 or 42 percent of gate at the Cotton Bowl British economist Horton Smith questions wartime gold recovery Giants reportedly considered sending Tony Cuccinello to Jersey City Casey Waner praised for hitting power Mel Ott signs with the Giants Sid Luckman linked to Brooklyn Dodgers Max Baer linked to stage renewal Curt Davis hunter elk and Mrs Davey OBrien knitting for Red Cross Captain Phil Scott dies in Chicago plane crash Joe Kirkwood loses trick golf clubs in winter tour delay
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Kansas Varsity Faces Texas Longhorns Monday Night
The Kansas Jayhawks beat the alumni 25 to 21 and the freshmen 33 to 31 and travel to Hoch Auditorium to meet the Texas Longhorns on Monday night. Coach Jack Gray will field a veteran lineup with four seniors and a junior in a tall but not much bigger quintet. The 7:30 p.m. tip off follows the earlier wins as Kansas seeks its first true test.
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Minnesota bowls quoted line from Jeff Moshier guest star
St Petersburg Independent cites Jeff Moshier as guest star and notes a humorous quote about Minnesota furnishing all the football salad yet lacking a bowl to put it in. The item highlights a playful exchange without additional context or details.
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Cubs Seek Jimmy Wilson for Base Stealing Mentorship
A Chicago report suggests the Cubs aim to hire Jimmy Wilson mainly to teach young players base stealing. The move highlights Wilsons pace and coaching experience as a strategic asset to improve running game.
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All Star Selections and Heisman Milestones Noted
Mirror recalls events from years past including the 1940 all star team selection with Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox in the lead role. It also notes Clint Frank of Yale winning the Heisman Trophy and SMU’s Rose Bowl win over Texas A&M for the twelfth straight victory.
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AET America Position Class Age Heist Senior 22 6:00
Collegiate football notes list players by senior and junior status with ages and times. Home towns shown include Natrona Pa Cedarhurst Knoxville Bridgeport Wisner Montrose Memphis Glendale Gary Davenport Haskell. Awarded Third Team and Honorable Mention across backs ends tackles guards centers with multiple schools named.
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K State Beats Washburn In Defensive Cage Tilt
Kansas State opened with strong defense and a 23 to 15 win over Washburn in Manhattan. Tom Guy led with eight points as Washburn struggled to reach double figures, especially early in the game.
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National AAU to Bar Amateurs From Germany Trips
The National AAU executive committee recommended to the convention that no amateur athlete be allowed to compete in Germany. The decision follows plans to send a U S team to a world boxing championships in Berlin in 1942.
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Hank) Luisetti
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Conference Bans Playoffs for Cage Rep in NCAA Tourney
Big Six faculty representatives voted to end play offs determining the league's NCAA regional representative. Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma had shared last season's title before a two day playoff produced Kansas as champion. The rule ties go to team with largest margin of victory in offense versus opponents.
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Pro Game Sellout Sets all-time NFL Receipts Record
Washington and Chicago face a championship clash as Carl Storck predicts NFL playoff receipts will top 100000 dollars for the title game. The Chicago Bears and Washington Redskins expect fair weather despite a chance of rain, with sellouts and regular-season tickets filling most boards.
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Pierce Earns All-Big Six First Team Honor
Kansas center Don Pierce is named to the Omaha World Herald all-Big Six first team and will receive a ring in recognition of the selection.
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Haskell High Drops First Basketball Game Of Season
Haskell Indians fall 19 to 18 to Manual High of Kansas City in a hard fought opener. Haskell led 10 9 at halftime before Manual pulled away in the final periods. Wakarusa Arrows beat Ray Cleaners 44 to 35 in the windup.
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South Dakota edged Nebraska 40 to 39 after two overtimes. Other results include Kansas State 23 over Washburn 15 and a wide mix of college and high school games across regions with teams such as Illinois, Georgia, Purdue, Loyola Chicago, Texas, Harvard, MIT, UC LA, San Diego State, and many smaller colleges and high schools posting final tallies.
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Selective service trainees depart for Fort Riley and Camp Robinson
A movement of 44 trainees, including 11 from St. Louis, left for Fort Riley Kansas for army training. Earlier, 48 recruits departed for Camp Robinson Arkansas.
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Mrs Scott urges TB drive participants to call for seals
Mrs Jessie Scott seal sale secretary for the TB association says some persons did not receive their seals this year. Seals will be mailed promptly. Call 3091 and a sheet will be sent to those who missed theirs.
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