Lawrence Boy Charles Penny earns center on all state eleven
Lawrence high school star Charles Penny named center and captain on the all Kansas high school eleven. Penny is one of four Penney brothers to attend Lawrence HS and is praised by coach Chalmer Woodard for his blocking and defensive play. Dick Johnson and Charles Wagstaff earn second eleven ends and halfback spots with several others receiving honorable mention.
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Theniversity of Kansas
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Chalmer Woodard
Four freshmen named to All-Southwest Conference team
Doak Walker led SMU and Dick Harris of Texas highlighted a four freshman presence on the 1945 All-Southwest Conference team chosen by AP with coaches and scouts. N L Nicholson of Rice impressed as a guard while Rob Goode of Texas A and M starred as runner and scorer. Texas, SMU and A and M placed multiple players on first and second teams.
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Associated Press
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Southern Methodist
Dick Harris
Texas
N. L. Nicholson
Rice
Norman Morrill
Texas Christian
Richard
Bull) Johnson
Baylor
Rob Goode
Texas A
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Gene Wilson
Tom Dean
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Norman Mortll
T. C. U. Quard
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Earl Wheeler
Arkansas
Huey Keen
Leon Joslin
Preston ‘Smith
Jack Price
Baylords
Alton Baldwin
College Basketball Scores Roundup Across Multiple Teams
A wide list of results shows East Oklahoma A and M defeating Westminster Bucknell 45 43, Syracuse crushing Oswego State 106 68, Harvard beating MIT 42 21, Army edging McGill 58 38, and many more varied outcomes including Ohio State 47 and Pittsburgh 37. Numerous campuses and military bases appear in scattered results with dates omitted.
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Howard Engleman Joins M. and O. Smokies
Kansas City announces the addition of Howard Engleman former University of Kansas star and Navy discharge to the M. and O. Smokies the city’s American league team. He will debut in service games this week at Olathe and Fort Leavenworth both in Kansas. Engleman hails from Arkansas City Kansas.
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Howard Engleman
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O. Smokies
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Ngleman
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Arkansas City
Proposer to Return to 32-Team NAIB Tournament
Executive Secretary Emil S Liston of Baker University Baldwin Kan says a proposer to revert to a 32 team NAIB basketball tournament format will be considered at the association executive meeting in Kansas City December 22 for the event set March 11 to 16.
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Nation Association of Intercollegiate Basketball
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Emil S. Liston
Baker University
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Chicago Writers threaten rookie of the year trophy to Chandler
Chicago chapter of the Baseball Writers association considers awarding its rookie of the year trophy to Commissioner Happy Chandler citing publicity value. The Toledo Mudhens, seeking a manager for 1946, have approached Mickey Cochrane Charley Gehringer and Pinky Higgins without an answer. George Selkirk is believed to be the leading candidate for another minor league post in Newark. Attendance at last night's hockey game fell below 18 000 prompting Blackhawks publicist Joe Farrell to note the Kansas City farm club earns more from rent than the parent club.
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Baseball Writers’ Association
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Toledo Mudheng
Mickey Cochrane
Charley Gehringer
Pinky Higgins
George Selkirk
Newark
Blackhawks
Joe Farrell
Kansas City Farm
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Big Six Teams Clash In Week Of Conference Action
Kansas State and Kansas clash in Kayne City while Missouri Nebraska open the two round test. Iowa State Oklahoma and others join a packed schedule with early- season form shaping title hopes.
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Ban
Gus Daum
Gib Stramel
Washburn
Black
Stramel
Olathe Navy
Iowa State
Louis Menze
Iowa State Cyclones
Loras College
Jim Buck
Jim Stark
Oklahoma
Sooners
Bruce Drake
Grimm Sees Best Hitting Night Against Dutch Reuther
Cubs manager Charley Grimm recalls a standout performance against pitcher Dutch Reuther. He notes a pop fly easily caught by infielders and a tense next at bat when Reuther warned Grimm to prepare for a dirt hit.
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Cubs
Dutch Reuther
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Reuther
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Dutch
Bettman’s Cuff It Story Halls Big Ten and Hirsch Debate
The Big Ten demanded evidence from Jack Keeshin or silence on Elroy Hirsch signing for the All-America football loop. Bruno Betzel weighed a $6,000 offer after earning about $3,000 of his $7,000 Montreal salary last year. He then accepted a Jersey City pilot post at $10,000, a move seen as sharp as Einstein.
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Elroy Hirsch
Bruno Betzel
Montreal
Jersey City
Einstein
Arkansas nine man committee names top coach candidates
A nine man committee appointed by the University of Arkansas board of trustees met in Little Rock to narrow the field for the football coach job. They expect to present three names for trustees to choose from. about 51 applications were received. Harold Drew Bo Rowland and a California coach were to interview, with Rowland seen as a strong candidate.
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Alabama
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Citadel
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Bear Wolf
Texas Christian
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Razorback
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Bear” Bryant
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Warren Woods
Football Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
Saturday scores include Wiley Salles 32 defeating Aggies 6. Zoned teams like Nashville’s Zeniesneetate 45 beat God man Field Sacksoevile NATTC 0 and Maxwell Field 7 Pensacola Naval 7. Sunday results show Army Air Force Training Command 14 over Personnel Distribution Command 0 and Fleet City Bluejackets 48 to 25 El Toro Marines. Little Creek Amphibs 20 over Fort Pierce Amphibs 0 and Los Angeles All-State 7 over Leilehua 9.
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Sports Mirror Highlights Past Golf Wins and Hockey Scores
The column recalls past golf winners from the Miami Open with scores and years, notes draft reclassifications and umpire retirements, and lists U S Hockey League Sunday scores including Kansas City over Omaha 7 to 2 and St Paul over Fort Worth 12 to 4.
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Week opens with wins and tournament outlook in Midwest college play
The week begins with a 52 45 win over En M U and a 40 41 loss to Will Ro Field. Thoma faces Will Rogers Field in Norman Tuesday night and Brad ley Tech Saturday. Missouri Tigers beat Westminster 44 30, Washburn loses to Rockhurst 82 31, Kansas plays Rockhurst in Kansas City while Nebraska meets South Dakota in Lincoln under coach Pop Klein. Town State schedules Des Moines and Minneapolis matchups this week.
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Pop) Klein
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Major league owners clash over powers of new baseball czar
Open war among club owners over the authority of A B Chandler as Landis successor continues at the Chicago midwinter meeting. The majors seek to strip overrule power while the minors already eliminated it, with talks likely to settle a middle ground on the czar’s reach and on whether the Pacific Coast League may be treated as a third big league circuit.
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Night Games Considered and Ivory Market Swaps Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes discussion of the number of night games in the majors and possible swaps in the ivory market amid unclear details. No clear outcomes or parties are named in the readable text.
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Eaaubeeet
Ivory
France seeks positions on breaking relations with Franco Spain
A French constituent assembly source says France has sent a note to the United States Britain and Russia asking their stance on severing relations with Franco Spain. Foreign Minister Georges Bidault reportedly informed the foreign affairs commission, with no direct call for rupture but a request for each country to state its posture. Major French parties favor a break but no cabinet consensus on recognizing the Mexican exile government led by Jose Peiera remains.
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United States
Britain
Russia
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Georges Bidault
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Foreign Affairs Commission
Generalissimo Co
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Popular Republicans
Gen. de Gaulle
Mexico
Jose Giss Peeira
Rockhurst Upsets Kansas State 32-31 In Opener
Rockhurst College defeated Kansas State 32-31 in a rough season opener led by freshman center George Richter with 12 points. The tight game in Kansas City showcased strong defense and late momentum for the hosts.
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Central Missouri State Teachers Hold Early Lead
In a wartime college basketball recap the Central Missouri State Teachers team of War tensburg took an early lead over Washburn of Topeka on December 10, with the game described as an initial surge before further scoring developments.
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Wartensburg
Defeat Washburn Muni University 31-25 Saturday Night
First half and defense carried the game as the team held Washburn Muni University to 25 points. The victory came Saturday night with a final 31 to 25 score.
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Big Six Considers Hiring Athletics Commissioner
At the Kansas City winter meeting the Big Six conference weighs appointing a conference commissioner Within a year athletic directors hint the move is near The official would have broad duties overseeing conference athletic affairs but would stop short of a czar
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Big Six Conference
Police Court Fines Reported This Morning
Police court fines totaling six dollars were issued this morning. E. W. Campbell paid five dollars for passing a red light. Roberts paid five dollars for a stop sign violation. Five individuals paid one dollar each for parking violations.
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