Jayhawkers Open Season Tonight Versus Idaho Vandals
Kansas hosts Idaho in first home game for the Jayhawkers at 7 30 PM with Black Evans Schnellacher and Stramel likely to start. Vandals, fresh from six games on the east, seek early season momentum against KU veteran lineup including Peck and Phoenix.
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Ray Evans
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City College of New York
Georgetown
St. Joseph
Kentucky
Pr. F. C. Allen
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Stramel
Schnellacher
Evans
Clark
Owen Peck
Letterman
Walsh resigns as Rams coach amid open for offers stance
Adam Walsh abruptly leaves the Los Angeles Rams head coaching post saying he is open for any suggestions or offers. Rams president Reeves touts a friendly split and notes a five year contract with a two year option. Walsh led the team to the 1941 championship and a runner up finish this season.
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Chile) Wash
Linwood Defeats DeSoto 21 to 18 In Narrow Victory
Linwood high school topped DeSoto 21 to 18 last night at DeSoto with a 16 to 10 halftime edge. Officials were Engleman and McSpadden of K U. Reserve teams also played, Linwood winning 23 to 14. In another game McPherson College beat Friends University 46 to 38, as Carlson scored 22 for McPherson.
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Yanks aim to upgrade grid team under Clipper Smith
Boston Yanks seek a stronger 04 season under coach Clipper Smith after finishing no higher than fourth in the division. Smith may recruit Herman Wedemeyer from St Marys if his film work allows, with Herb Kopf’s contract still unsettled. Also notes on Bowl promoters, Hanger team plays, and Allie Stolz starting a New Brunswick laundryette.
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Ark Valley League Opens With Winfield Victory
Winfield defeated Newton 20 to 12 to open the Junior Ark Valley league season in Winfield Kansas. Other members listed are El Parads Wellington and Arkansas City.
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Jayhawkers Meet Vandals In First Historic Basketball Clash
The Kansas Jayhawkers host Idaho Vandals in Hoch Auditorium at 7:30 for a first ever meeting between the schools. Idaho returns from the East as Kansas mounts a new lineup with Schnellbacher at center.
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College Basketball Results From The West And Midwest
College city matchups show Montana Alto Zero, Boston College 56, Holy Cross 61 over Harvard, Nevada 65 over St Johns Brooklyn, Ohio University 10 percent, Marietta 25. McPherson 46 over Friends 3. Biefendi 37, Maryville Teach era 30, Texas A and M 59, Morehead 35 over Eastern Kentucky 54, Pepperdine 40, Cape Girardeau Teachers 47 over Murray 44, Stayler 73 over North Texas State 41, Texas 46 over Continental Airlines 34, Arkansas Tech 67 over College of the Ozarks 42, New Mexico 99 over Hawaii All-State, California 55 over San Francisco A C 36, Oregon State 66 over Willamette 29.
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Walter Johnson dies bringing end to era of Big Train
Washington honored Walter Johnson, the famed Big Train and Hall of Fame pitcher, who died at Georgetown Hospital at 59 after a brain tumor. A Kansas farm boy who spent his entire major league career with the Senators, Johnson won 413 games, struck out 3,497, and set or approached many modern pitching records over 21 seasons.
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Braddock Louis bout blocked by New York boxing board
Boxing world reacts as New York State Athletic Commission rejects Braddock's proposed no decision bout with Joe Louis in Atlantic City despite protests from Max Schmeling. Also notes Mike Jacobs in critical condition at St. Clark's hospital after cerebral hemorrhage. Northwest Missouri teachers edge St Benedicts 37 30 in basketball opener at Marysville.
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Mike) Jacobs
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Preseason Big Six Tourney Set At Municipal Auditorium
Oklahoma Sooners head the field as favorites in the three day Big Six pre season basketball tournament at Municipal auditorium starting tomorrow. Kansas State Kansas and Iowa State follow with Arkansas and SMU also appearing in the 12 game show. Reaves Peters says advance ticket sales are very good with seats available for out of town fans.
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Phog) Allen
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Auburn Yearling Back Is Ground Gaining Leader for 1946 Season
Travis Tidwell of Auburn tops 1946 college football in total yardage with 1715 on 339 plays from mainline and air. He leads in ground and air yardage, passes, and total offense, edging out Bob Fenimore and Bob Layne. Tidwell also accounts for 61 percent of Auburns 2828 yards in ten games.
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Billy Evans Says Johnson Never Protested Calls
Memphis Tenn December 11 1934 Southern Association President Billy Evans an American League umpire for 22 years recalls Walter Johnson never protested his balls and strikes in any game Evans umpired Johnson from Kansas farm rose to fame his calm demeanor shown in a 16 game win streak incident where a near miss at first base tied the game and Johnson told the mob Get off me I missed the bag ending the dispute.
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Trippi Wins Maxwell Memorial Award for 1946
Charley Trippi of Georgia has been named the Maxwell Memorial football club award winner for the 1946 season, as the outstanding player in aridr on. He will receive the club trophy January 14, succeeding Army star Doc Blanchard and following Blanchard’s 1945 honor. Trippi, Pittston, Pennsylvania native, starred for Georgia, rushing for 1,315 yards on 175 scrimmage attempts during the Bulldogs’ 10-0 season.
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Trippi Sowes Center Stage In Senate Rift And Pro Sports Buzz
Trippi returned from two years in the military amid a senatorial squabble over his release. Despite no pro clubs chasing him, offers from Philadelphia Phillies Boston Braves and Philadelphia Athletics surfaced as he starred for Georgia last spring with a .473 average in 28 games. Radio broadcasts of Kansas and Kansas State games set for WREN WIBW and live from Kansas City. Eight nations lay claim to the Arctic freezes, including the United States Russia Britain Norway Australia France and Germany.
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