Kansas Wins Thriller Over Clippers In Hoch Auditorium
The University of Kansas Jayhawkers edged the Olathe Clippers 65 to 61 after a 15 point second half rally. Stramel led KU with 25 points while Lilley added 24 for the Clippers. Daum opened scoring and Navy discharge news followed the game.
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University of Kansas
Olathe Clippers
Hoch Auditorium
Jayhawkers
Hal Lilley
Sailors
Herkal
Lilley
Walt Herkal
Ners
Pete Negley
Kansas
Gus Daum
Kangas
Stramel
Gib Stramel
Salina
Mt. Oread
Bill Parker
Clip
Clippers
Daum
F. C. Allen
K.U
Rockhurst College
Kansasity
Asaagayse
Charlie Black
Black
Owen Peck
Petersen
Foe
Anderson
Dd Peck
Hey
Ker
Keinertson
Éeglev
Stallings
Erkal
G W
Wilgus
Dibbie
Ted O'Sullivan
Missouri
Roy Brown
Warrensburg
Rittime
Clark
Barr
Eac Epiey
Parker
Postwar college football attendance hits record total
New York date line reports total 7 926 623 in 1945 season across 79 major schools. Penn leads home gates at Franklin Field 477 000. Ohio State tops combined home and away with 544 499. Notre Dame Tulane draw 65 000 in New Orleans.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Ohio State
Columbus
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
New York City
Duke
Notre Dame
Michigan
California
Southern California
Tulane
Minnesota
Northwestern
Far West
Middle West
New Orleans
N A I B Announces Kansas City Tourney Dates
Emil Liston announces the annual N A I B tournament will be held March 11 to 16 at Municipal auditorium Kansas City with a 16 team bracket under review for expansion to 32. Mid winter meeting in Kansas City will decide the bracket size and schedule.
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Baldwin
Kan
Emil
Liston
National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball
N.A.I.B
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
O.D.T
Majors Confront Chandler Power Shift In Chicago
The 1,178 delegates at the minor leagues end their convention with three votes limiting the commissioner's powers and banning signing bonuses. They unanimously approve placing the Pacific Coast League in major league status, a move to be finalized by the majors in Chicago next week.
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Chandler
Chicago
Columbus
A. B
Happy
Coast League
Truck Driver Fined After Pleading Guilty in County Court
Chester A. Milliken, Americus truck operator, was fined 75 dollars and 6.50 costs after pleading guilty to three traffic counts including no tail lights and no red lights. Leo Davenport pleaded guilty to petty larceny and received six months, parole after. Davenport was charged with stealing a watch from Lois Tripkos.
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J. B. Wilson
Chester A. Milliken
Americus
State Highway Patrol
Leo Davenport
Wilson
Davenport
Lois Tripkos
Lawrence Lions Open Season With 48 18 Win Over Pittsburg Dragons
Lawrence Lions defeated Pittsburg Dragons 48 to 18 in the opening game of the 1945-46 season. Charles Penny led scorers with 16 points on 8 goals, while Dick Johnson added 12. Penny and Johnson sparked a third quarter surge to pull away to a 32-13 lead, and the Lions finished strong with Wagstaff scoring three late shots.
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Pittsburg Dragons
L. R
Dad” Perry
Basketeers
Charles Penny
Lion
Dick Johnson
Douglas
Hoffman
Pittsburg
Dragons
Lion Cagers
Lions
Penny
Bac
Johnson
Brownlee
Stohs
Perry Club
Lance
Thomas
Pine
Stephenson
Black
Bell
L.m.hls
Lawrence
Roger Stohs
Wagstaff
Perry
Ottawa Cyclones
L.M.H.S
Ping
Stois
SUX
D. Johnson
Gibson
Macheers
White
Fosbaapianeces
I Dougles
Canne
Crandile
McDaniels
Story
Wagataff
Grandle
Pittsburgh
D. L. Erwin
Chet Daverport
Topeka
Navy Mentor Favored to Lead Annapolis Football Again
Cmdr. Oscar E. Hagberg, returning to sea, backs keeping the Academy's football coaches from alumni, saying civilian coaches cannot match a midshipman's daily life. He notes a worthy successor is expected next fall and cautions against overburdening cadets.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Oscar E. Hagrg
Annapolis Rotary Club
J . Hagberg
Golf links in talks mix with baseball at convention
At a Columbus gathering two visitors Jack Corbett and Bill Kaiser argued that baseball hitters grow stronger by adopting the golf swing. Kaiser foresees a golf boom and new pros. Happy Chandler aims to revive the commissioner's dinner in Chicago. Spike Dixon’s frozen towel gag at Marquette-St Louis underscores chilly sentiment.
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Columbus
Ling
Jack Corbett
Bal Vinves
Bill Kaiser
Sparta ‘Goods
Corbett
Kaiser
Marquette U
St. Louis
Spike Dixon
Marquette
Pancho Palesse
Spike
College and Naval Basketball Scores Across Multiple Stations
AP roundup lists scores from colleges and military bases including Bowling Green 42 Toledo Naval Separation Center 28, Bowling Green 66 Hillsdale 29, Tarkio 34 Peru Teachers 3, U C L A Jayvees 19 Pomona 16, Texas 40 Kelly Field 33, Norfolk Naval 57 Duke 51, Tufts 73 Squantum Naval 38, Manhattan 76 Cathedral New York 4, Kansas 65 Olathe Naval Base 61, Wyoming 61 Montana 35, Washington 69, British Columbia 66, Southwestern 38 St Benedicts 33, Warrensburg Teachers 54 Wichita 44, and numerous high school and other local scores.
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Bowling Green
Toledo
Naval Separation Center
Hillsdale
Mich
Tarkio
Peru
ulver-Stockton
Carthage
Ill
U. C. L. A. Jayvees
Pomona
Texas
Kelly Field
Warrensburg
Wichita
Norfolk Naval
Duke
Hampden-Sydney
Quantico
Tufts
Sqantum Naval
Panzer
Fordham
Manhattan
Cathedral
N. Y
Ellis Pland Coast Guard
U. Navy
Camp Pear
Fort Bragg
Aberdeen Proving Ground
New
Apardine College
Corona
Califor
N’a
Naval Hospital
Wyoming
Montana
University of Washington
University of British, Columbia
Parsons—Frontenac
Parsons At
Independence
Caney
Rossville
Dover
Pyett Catholic
Topeka
Hoyt
Seaman
Haskell
Salina
Russell
Junction City
Concordia
Kipp
Canton
Bennington
Beverly
Solomon
Woodbine
Arkansas City Junior College
el Dorado Junior College
Southwestern
St. Benedict’s
Wichita University
High School Emporia
Wichita East
Newton
Wellington
Hutchinson
Stafford
Kingman
Argonta
Harper
el Dorado
Arkansas City
Ottawa
Turner
Lawrence
Entral
St. Joseph
Central
Wathena
Anniversary celebration echoes through generations
The article notes a family gathering with 34 grandchildren 57 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. Several grandsons and great grandsons serving in various posts sent congratulations from around the world while prospective renters and buyers show interest in the classified page.
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Dren
Gandsons
Spokane residents investigate cat yowls after two wildcats shot
In Spokane Washington residents report eerie backyards as police have shot two wildcats in the city within a week. In San Diego California theater cashier Norein Cullen 24 challenged a daylight bandit who demanded money and pointed a gun, telling him to beat it.
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Spokane
Wash
San Diego
Calif
Norein Cullen
Longstanding Nicolaides celebrate 71st wedding anniversary
Family from Carbondale Illinois reports greetings from around the world as Mr Henry Nicolaides 96 and Mrs. Nicolaides 87 observe their 71st wedding anniversary. Seven of the couple's eight children join relatives in the milestone event.
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Carbondale
Ill
Henry Nicolaides
Nicolaides
Spor ts Mirror recaps past gridiron and baseball stars
Fragmentary AP sketch recalls Glenn Davis and Blanchard Army players, Lez Horvath and others in early All America chatter. Mentions wins over the Washington Redskins, acquisition of a second baseman and references to Bob Fenimore and Whitehead from St. Louis, with scattered team and player names from bygone seasons.
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Yankees
Tommy Henrich
Rollie Hemsley
Associated Preas
Glenn Davis
Blanchard Army
Lez Horvath
Leen Jahoma
Beckdlela
Eee
Ar Cine Eeich
Eric Ae
Billy
Seee Vaden
Washington Redskins
Burpiggert
New York
Onis
State
Bob ‘Fenimore
Whitehead
St. Ousdinals
French Gothic Art Concentrates in Ile de France
Gothic art is distinctly French and in its narrowest and purest form is restricted to the Ile de France.
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Ile de France
Public Sale at Otto Bush Farm West of Lawrence
Public auction on the Otto Bush farm 11 miles west of Lawrence Tuesday December starting 11 30 oclock. Cattle include Guernsey Jersey Holstein and brown Swiss cows and heifers with various yields and ages. Horses mules and a spotted saddle mare listed with work stock. Feed includes prairie hay and alfalfa bales. George Criss is the owner and auctioneer with lunch at noon.
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Otto. Bush
Lawrence
Guernsey
Jersey
George Bacony
George Criss
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Biff” Jones
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