Honor 1946 K. U. Football Squad May Select Big Six Commissioner
The 1946 Kansas University football squad, co champions of the Big Six, and the coaching staff were guests of honor at a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce banquet. Capt. Ray Evans received the most outstanding back award from Greater Kansas City alumni, while Don Fambrough earned the outstanding lineman honor. Coach Sauer announced Fambrough to play on the West squad in the East West Shrine game. A guest speaker, Lt Governor elect Hagaman, praised the team’s role in restoring state prominence.
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University of Kansas
Hotel Eldridge
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Ray Evans
Greater Kansas City, O
Tom van Cleave
Kansas City
al Haas
Don Farmbrough
Pav City
Texas
Farnbrough
George Sauer
Farmbrough
San Francisco
Sauer
Les” Hagaman
Earl Alkenstien
Dale Ridgeway
Evans
Lawrence
Dallas
Arkansan Razorbacks
Parkers
Tigers
Louisiana State
L.U
Arkarsas
Razorbacks
Mississippi
Texas A. & M
SPORTS MIRROR AP Recalls All America Selections
Today marks a retrospective look at past AP All-America picks with Army earning five honorees including Tex Coulter Al Ne Metz guard Johnny Green and backs Glenn Davis and Dec Blanchard. The feature also notes SEC eligibility changes and baseball royalty decisions from prior decades.
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Associated Press
Army
Tex Coulter
al Nemetz
Johnny Green
Glenn Davis
Dec Blanchard
Joe Louis
Eddie Neil
Landis
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Des Moines
WILL PLAY IDAHO Jayhawks open at Hoch in early season
The University of Kansas Jay hawkers host Idaho A Vandals at 7 50 tomorrow night in Hoch auditorium to start their home basketball season. Coach F C Allen voices cautious optimism about the team amid early and upcoming Big Six tournament play in Kansas City.
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John Evans
University of Idaho
K.U. Jayhawkers
Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Idaho A. Vandals
Westerners
Kentucky
Idaho
Jayhawkers
Kansas City
F.C. Allen
Emporia
Er Miporia Ditorium Four
Lawrence Junior High Mus tangs Open 46 47 Season
The Lawrence Junior High Mustangs face Central Junior High Kansas City in the opening game of the 46 47 basketball schedule. The 14 man squad will suit up tomorrow at 3 PM in the Community Building under Coach Dover with 23 on the roster for practice. Forward starters Stanton Ball and Jack Imes, guards Bill Pulliam and John Simons, center either Rex Johnson or George Easter. reserves include Landon, Melvin Johnson, Pohl, Alden Brownlee, Cox, Zimmerman, Fritz, and Lady.
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Lawrence Junior High Mustangs
Central Junior High
Kansas City
Dover
Lawrence
Mustangs
Stanton Ball
Jack Imes
Bill Pulliam
John Simons
Rex Johnson
George Easter
Tom Landon
Melvin Johnson
Marvin Pohl
Alden Brown-lee
Ray Lynn Cox
Warren Zimmerman
Dick Fritz
Ronald Lady
Saurer Busy Schedule For KU Coach in January
George Sazer head football coach at Kansas University travels to Coffeyville tonight for a banquet, returns to Lawrence, heads to Lincoln, Nebraska, then Omaha for the Shrine game in San Francisco. He reports as East West Shrine coach, returns January 4, then to New York for the National Football Coaches Association meeting. He expects to resume duties in Retison gym January 11.
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George Sazer
K. U
Coffeyville
Lawrence
Lincoln
Nebd
Mrs. Saser
Omaha
San Francisco
George
New York
National Football Coaches Association
Retiison
Mike Jacobs Improving in New York Hospital
Boxing promoter Mike Jacobs is improving in a New York hospital after Urness complications. Dr Vincent Nardielio says he is expected to be taken off the cr in the next 36 hours.
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Mike Jacobs
New York
Vincent Nardielio
Huskers Poised In Big Six Race With Four Contenders
The Big Six basketball race looks open as Oklahoma Sooners and Kansas Jayhawks top the field in early play. Nebraska Cornhuskers show potential to upset the leaders, with other members also capable of key wins in the campaign. Kansas City hosts a tournament later in December.
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Kansas City
University of Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas Jayhawks
Nebraska Cornhuskers
1.000 RBs Holster Set and Related Knife Deals
A listing presents 1.000 RBs Holster Set and assorted items including 79e Archers Sets Outing Knives and Pocket Knives, with Flash Lights and prices ranging from 4.94 to 7.98, and notices a 6 percent to 7.40 discount. The fragment includes several price points such as 2.20 and 3.05, reflecting sale figures.
Missouri Tigers Crack Drake Bulldogs In Close Win
Missouri under new coach Harry Good edged Drake 48 44 at Columbia behind Red Des McArryn scoring 14. Ed McCauley led with 22 for St Louis, Thorn ton Jenkins 15 and Dan Pippin 12 added in a four man attack. Kenneth Rounds may join soon as football prospects loom.
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Des McArryn Koepping
Harry Good
Walloping
Drake
Bulldogs
Tigers
Wilbur Stalcup
University of Missouri
Pst. Louis Billikens
Columia
Ed McCauley
St. Louis
Kansas Jayhawks and Sooners Early Season Notes
The text notes Kansas Jayhawks set to start against Idaho with Lawrence looming, Dr Forrest C Allen's team beat Emoporia State 8-32 in opener, Oklahoma Sooners led by Gerald Tucker back in form, with recent scores 76-54 over TC and 66-41 over SMU. SMU and Arkansas set for All-Big Six tournament starting Thursday.
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Iowa State
Kansas Jayhawks
Lawrence
Idaho
Forrest C. ¢Phoe Allen
Emoporia State
Oklahoma
Sooners
Gerald Tucker
Texas Tech
SMU
Arkansas
Ratehor Defeats Lansing High in Tri-County Clash
Ratehor defeated Lansing High 34 to 26 in a tri-county basketball game last week. The win improves Ratehor’s record while Lansing High drops to a reverse tally. Players from Ratehor led with key baskets as the teams competed for early season standing.
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Ratehor
Lansing High Quintet
Basketball results from a noisy archive listing
Fragmented lines show college scores including Missouri versus Saint Bernard and Texas versus New Orleans with partial scores. Readable items indicate multiple teams and venues, but many names and figures are garbled. The record preserves a snapshot of sports results with limited clarity on dates and opponents.
Bethel College Victory Amid Court In Degenerate Text
Bethel College wins amid unclear OCR run on Bethel athletics. Fragmentary lines mention “Bethel,” “College,” and a non-conference context with rough references to runners and scores. Names and precise details are unreadable.
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Bob Busby
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H. B. Ober
Carlsbad
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Lawrence High School Lions
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Ed’s Coffee Shop
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Red) Knight
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