Kansas Jayhawkers Triumph Over Rockhurst 59 to 45
Kansas defeats Rockhurst 59 to 45 in Municipal Auditorium Kansas City Mo without Gus Daum. Charlie Black Owen Peck and Jim Cashin lead scoring while George Richter tops Rockhurst with 14 points. Kansas led 38 26 at halftime and will play Kansas State Missouri and Nebraska in upcoming tournament.
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Jayhawker
Rockhurst
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
Crimson and Blue
Charlie Black
Owen Peck
Peck
Clark
Black
George Richter
Hawks
Margi
Jayhawkers
Kansas
Jim Cashin
Wendell Clark
Crimson
Kansans
Allen
Gus Daum
St. Louis
Kansas State
Missouri
Nebraska
Aggies
Martin
It Hill
Barr
Itf
Williams
Montell
Robinson
Lovett
Richter
Cashin
Capra
Fitzsimons
Clarkson
Oo Owens
Peck & Clark
Stramel
Anderson
Hill
Bagby Returns to Boston as Indians Trade Pitcher
Jim Bagby, Cleveland’s temperamental right hander, is traded to the Boston Red Sox reuniting with manager Joe Cronin. Cleveland sends Vic Johnson and about $5,000 cash in exchange for Bagby. Earlier, Philadelphia bought Buck McCormick from Cincinnati and Johnny Humphries from Chicago at the winter meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jim Bagby
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Boston
Red Sox
Tribe
Vic Johnson
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank
Buck) McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Humphries
Chicago White Sox
Basketball Results From Various Army and College Teams
East Greaier Field 86 UNH 59. Loyola 41 Coast Guard 34. Fort Belvoir 41 Marine Corps Institute 35. Naval Supply Depot Harrisburg 47 Lock Haven 37. Mississippi State 26 Arkansas 52 Memphis NATTC 48. Greensboro Ordnance 64 North Carolina 63 Tennessee 50 Milligan 35. Iowa 71 South Dakota State 33 Indiana 56 Camp Atterbury 53 Notre Dame 52 Chanute 45. Nebraska 52 South Dakota 29 Washburn 42 Kansas State 38 Dubuque 39 Cornell IA 23. Nebraska Wesleyan 59 Omaha U 29 Hutchinson Navy 64 Phillips OK U 38 Wichita 40 Southwestern Kan 27 Illinois 61 Detroit 34 Kansas 59 Rockhurst 45 Kansas City M and O Cigars 58 Olathe Navy 33 Southwest Baylor 58 North Texas State Teaching 29 Texas A and M 40 Southwestern Louisiana 22 Far West Catherine College 64 Camp Ross Santa Ana AAF 38 UCLA 25 Farragut Bays 58 gigabo 54 High School McPherson 45 Lyons 32 Olathe 31 Washington Rural 17 Wyandotte 37 Rosedale 20 De Soto 4 Sonner Springs 30 Shawnee arfon 26 Rockhurst 25 Ward 26 Kansas City Westport 32 Cherryvale 20 Parsoria 32
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South Auburn
Mississippi State
Arkansas
Memphis
NATTC
Greensboro Ordnance
North Carolina
Tennessee
Milligan College
Midwest
Iowa
South Dakota State
Indiana
Camp Atterbury
Notre Dame
Chanute Field
Nebraska
South Dakota
Washburn
Kansas State
Dubuque
Cornell
Nebraska Wesleyan
Omaha
Hutchinson
Kan
Navy
Phillips
Okla
Ms Wichita
Southwestern
Ilinois
University of Detroit
Kansas
Rockhurst
Kansas City
O. Cigars
Independent
Olathe
Southwest Baylor
North Texas State Teachery
Texas A
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Far West “Pot Catherine College
Camp Ross
Santa Ana Aaf
UCLA
Farragut Bays
Gigabo
High School McPherson
Lyons
Washington Rural
Wyandette
Rosedale
de Soto
Sonner Springs
Shawnee-?'ir Fon
Ward
Kansas City Westport
Cherryvale
Parsoria
Pacific Coast league bids and growth discussed
The Pacific Coast league discusses progress toward its goals despite the rejection of a major league bid. Proxy Pants Rowland notes groundwork for a future expansion while Deacon Branch Rickey calls the meeting a study of the evils of prosperity. The Palmer House hotel hosting the meetings was sold for about 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rowland
Palmer House
Quotes From Baseball Managers On Roster Moves
Jimmy Dykes of the White Sox laments no available players to aid his club. Leo Durocher of the Dodgers says he would buy the Phillies and critiques Ben Chapman for waivers and pitching costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Phillies
Ben Chapman
Red Sox hold steady in trades despite buyer weariness
Boston Red Sox stay active in offers as teams grow wary of trades. Ted McGrew must carry 210 pounds as liaison. Rumor says the Pittsburgh Pirates bought Jimmy Brown from the St. Louis Cardinals but the deal awaits January 1 disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sox
Ted McGrew
Fittsburgh Pirates
Jimmy Brown
St. Louis
Cleaning the Cuff About Dan Toppin and Big Ten Rule
Cleaning the cuff reports on Dan Toppin receiving 100000 to join the NFL rival league and the All-America conference allowing his Yankees a draft pick from each rival team excluding three protected clubs. It also weighs the impact of a new Big Ten eligibility rule on George Mikan and whether his De Paul team can join Big Ten play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Toppin
Topping
Yankees
George Mikan
Tall de Paul
Altho
Cagers
Desoto Beats in Exhibition Bout at Portland
In Portland exhibition action December 12 Joe Lois weighed 215 pounds and defeated Big Boy Brown after a two round session. Lois then barely touched Dave Johnson of Portland in a second bout as Brown pressed him early. Engleman led Kansas City A A U to a 53-33 win over Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers with 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Joe Lois
Big Boy Brown
Chicago
Brown
Dave Johnson
Louis
Johnson
Engleman
Olathe
Kan
Howard Engleman
University of Kansas
Kansas City American A
Godlove Named Washburn Football Coach in Ottawa Move
Richard M. Godlove, ex Navy, former Ottawa University athletics director, is appointed head football coach and PE department member at Washburn Municipal University. He succeeds Lew Lane, who coached Washburn temporarily last season after coming from Rockhurst College. Godlove will be hired year to year and began coaching at Eureka high school from 1927 to 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Richard M. Godlove
Navy
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kan
Washburn Municipal University
Bryan S. Stoffer
Godlover
Lew Lane
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Washburn
Stoffer
Godlove
Eureka High School
Leavenworth High School
Washburn Defeats Aggies In Second Half Rally
Washburn University rallied from a 24 to 15 halftime deficit to defeat Kansas State 42 to 38 before 1 800 fans in Manhattan. Don Carlson scored 15 points, with 14 in the second half, to lead Washburn in the victory. Weatherby and Hood were the top scorers for K State with nine points each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Washburn University
Kansas State Wildcats
Don Carlson
Washburn
Carlson
Dave Weatherby
Dick Hood
Wildcats
Oklahoma A. and M. Invades Madison Square Garden Tonight
The seven foot Bob Kurland leads the national champion Oklahoma A and M quintet against Long Island University in the second game of a basketball doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. Utah, the former champion, meets St. John's of Brooklyn in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowboys
New York
Bob Kurland
Oklahoma A. & M
Madison Square Garden
Long Island University
Utah
St. John's
Brooklyn
Giants Hire Ex MLB Infielder Red Kress as Coach
To Coach Giants Chicago Dec 12 The New York Giants signed former major league infielder Ralph Red Kress as coach. Kress played for the St Louis Browns Chicago White Sox and managed Minneapolis AA club. He also pitched for the Orioles in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Chicago
New York Giants
Ralph
Red) Kress
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Minneapolis
Kress
Baltimore
Orioles
Braves Sign Veteran Player as Coach
Chicago December 12 Johnny Cooney veteran outfielder and long time major leaguer was signed today as a coach by the Boston Braves He previously served as players coach with the Kansas City Blues of the American Association last season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Chicago
Johnny Cooney
Boston Braves
Cooney
Kansas City Blues
Missouri to Resume Baseball as Major Sport Next Spring
Columbia Mo December 12 The resumption of baseball as a major sport on the University of Missouri athletic program next spring was announced yesterday by Don Faurot athletic director Tennis golf and indoor and outdoor track programs are assured Faurot said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of Missouri
Don Faurot
Faurot
Wichita Wins 40 to 27 Victory Over Southwestern College
Wichita University defeated Southwestern College of Winfield 40 to 27 for its first basketball victory in three games. Wichita led at halftime and held on to seal the win in Wichita, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Wichita University
Southwestern College of Winfield
Wichita Ene
Sports Mirror: Notable boxing and football honors listed
A retrospective row recalls Benny Leonard receiving the Edward J. Neil Memorial Award in 1944 and Commander Tom Hamilton earning Football Writers' Association of America man of the year. It also notes past trades and leadership moves involving Jim Bagby Gene Dessauts Frank Pytlak Odell Hale Joe Dobson Bob Quinn and the Boston Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Benny Leonard
Edward J. Neil
Tom Hamilton
Navy
Football Writers’ Association of America
Boston Red Sox
Jim Bagby
Gene Desautels
Cleveland Indians
Frank Pytlak
Odell Hale
Joe Dobson
Bob Quinn
Boston Braves
Scramble Starts for Grid Mentors
With college football set to boom, schools seek new coaches paying up to 15000 dollars a year. California may hire Buck Shaw. Kentucky, Mississippi and Oklahoma also in the market. Arkansas Navy Syracuse Carnegie Tech among top vacancies. details on candidates and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Mississippi
Kentucky
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Charles Erb
Golden Bear
Frank Wickhorst
Annapolis
Orin E. Hollingberg
Washington State
Wallace Wade
Henry Frnka
Frank Leahy
John Barnhill
Bernie Shively
Harry Mehre
Ole Miss
Glen Rose
Razorbacks
Navy
Oscar Hagberg
Tars
Oscar Solem
Syracuse
Orange
Clarence Munn
Michigan
Hugh DeVore
Lynn Waldorf
Buff Donnelli
DeVore
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Joe Skladano
Kansas farm leaders set production goals in Manhattan
Kansas farm leaders meet in Manhattan December 17 and 18 to discuss production goals for 1939 40 in line with national requirements and local conditions. Lawrence Norton explains state goals will be weighed with other states by the secretary of agriculture. Special Christmas edition staff at Junior High School prepares festive publication under Mrs. Edythe Salvesen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Lawrence Norton
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Edythe Salvesen
Bleakley
Farm Bureau
Leavenworth
M. L. Harris
Carmen Shoemaker
Doris Compton
Ackey
U S Hockey League Tonight Schedule
Tonight Kansas City visits Minneapolis Tulsa travels to Dallas Last night Omaha beat Fort Worth five to three Kansas City defeated St Paul four three
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Tulsa
Dallas
Omaha
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Flashes of Life The Genuine Article
A young American officer in Matsuyama with the 24th division quarters buys a drink from his own canteen, recalling water from San Francisco. In Seattle a Hong Kong mine secretary seeking a ticket refund returns to claim a round trip clipper that never happened due to the city’s wartime attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matsuyama
Japan
United States
24Th Division
San Francisco
Seattle
Upi
Edna M. Sando
Hongkong Mines
Pan American Airways
Hongkong
Sando
Pleasant Valley Shower Honors Mrs Rose Lawson at Gus Had home
A Friday November 30 shower honored Mrs Rose Lawson teacher newly married to Murray Lawson navy son. Guests listed include Mrs Merritt Woodward and many locals. Howard Lynch serving in Korea promoted to staff sergeant announced by parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus’ Hade
Hade
Charlies Iles
Rose Lawson
Murray Lawson
Navy
Merritt, Woodward
Charles Howe
Donald Stitler
Linda
Dale Babbitt
Phyllis
Otto Luckan
Ward Landis
Leroy Puckett
Mary Hegeman
Wm. Kramer
Henlan Richardson
David Harvey
Edmonds
Crawford
Clifford Thiry
Leonard Walker
Jack Maloney
Albert Lynch
Lloyd Hegeman
Evan Griffith
Vernon Garratt
Doris Landis
Charles Hes
Gus Hadl
Brenda
Buddy
Lawrence
Doris
Eva Walker
Wesley
Norman Walker
Midland
Mary DeHoft
Tonganoxie
Charles Hubbard
Stephen Holmes
McLouth
Tom Bird
Eudora
Albert Mole
Albert
Germany
Wayne
Gus
Vitus
Clinton
George Oehlert
Charles Kelley
Edwin Oehlert
Lloyd Oehlert
Kenneth
Ethel Graham
Garland Graham
Harold Friend
Gardner
Vivian DeNoon
Mary Francis Craig
Oregon
Charles Iles
Wayne Puckett
Floyd Andrew
Lena Jones
Endaley
Clarence Lynch
Robert Howe
Billy Hegeman
Evelyn Griffith
Darrel Harvey
Charlene Luckan
Freida Tauckan
Betty Ray
Dean Had
Neva Thiry
Freida Luckan
Wiliam Kramer
Pleasant Valley
Heulan Richardson
Pleasant Grove Marine Cop Cochran Discharged After Service
J H Cochran of the marine corps received discharge on November 1 after five years and 11 months. He visits his parents Mr and Mrs J B Cochran. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives and recovering at home, including Mrs Floyd Churchbaugh and Mr Churchbaugh. A birth is announced for a son born to Mr and Mrs Nelson Gish of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cochran
Marine Corps
J.B. Cochran
Roy Deay
John Daniels
Peggy Elston
Roscoe Daniels
Irene Daniels
Bill Porter
Billy
Elston Fin Lawrence
Herbert Cochran
Homewood
Jessie Westrate
Union
Charlotte Dillon
Floyd Churchbaugh
Eudora
John Churchbaugh
Mr. Churchbauch
Anna Mae Edgecomb
Harris
Churchbaugh
Clifford Louk
Sherry
Pomona
Tom Dillon
Nelson Gish
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Raymond Kessler
Sawyer
Kessler
Daniels
Charlotte
Turner and neighbors gather in thanksgiving notes
Turner family joins Mrs Dillon's sister in Kansas City for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Will Peffly of near Worden visit the Cochran and Churchbaugh homes. C P A members and families share an oyster supper Friday. Sunday school attendance was 27 at 10 30 a m. Mrs John Daniels, ill, stayed with daughter Mrs Bill Porter in France from Wednesday to Saturday night. Rose Messer improves at home in Kansas City. Roy Beckner near Worden visits Isaac Montgomery. Montgomery's mother returns home with the Beckners. Isaac Montgomery and Neva join Jesse Wingert for Sunday dinner west of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
Frence
Rose Messer
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
N. D . Messer
Roy Beckner
Worden
Isaac Montgomery
Lawrence Journal World notices and estate hearings
Legal notices from Douglas County Kansas include appointments of administrators and executors for estates of Gibson Riggs Ames Liggett Knight and Hyre plus probate hearings on various estates. Public zoning hearing scheduled December 27 1945 and other court actions outline filing deadlines and required defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Lulu C. Knight
State of
F. B. Dodds
Lawrence
J. B. Wilson
C. Hyre
State of Kansas
Lawrence National Bank
C. W. Hyre
Forrest A. Jackson
Estate and heirship notices over Lawrence probate cases
Public notices from Douglas County Kansas court items detail hearings on estates of Mert E Freese J Reagan and W I Roper. Actions include claims for executors administrators distributions and determinations of heirship and descent of real property in Douglas County with filing deadlines in late 1945. Attorneys for petitioners are listed with publication dates in Journal-World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Josephine Coleman Ames
State of Kansas
Margaret P. Ingelman
Centrix
Gorrill
Asher We Gorrill
Seal
J. B. Wilson
Lawrence Dally Journal-World
Mary Elizabeth Liggett
James A. Liggett
Towit
Indiana Street
Baldwin City
Henry Bell
State of
Bessie Bell
Executrix
Chas. A. Springer
Edward Hope
Mary J. Reagan
Douglas’ County
Lawrence
Susan J. Butler
Lawrence Deiurnal-World & Bo
County
We I. Roper
William I
Cranson
Babcock
W. I
le Ore
William L
J. B. Micon
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K. U
Rockhurst Hawks
Mt. Dread
East Greaier Field
University of New Hampshire
Loyola College
Coast Guard
Fort Belvoir
Marine Corps Institute of Washington
Naval Supply Depot
Harrisburg
Lock Haven
Utr
New Guinea
T. I
U.S Pat
Sports Rou
Oy Bagh S. Pallestes
Desoto
Bonner Springs
Fetter
Sc. Holland
Grima Cceranna
Sertetanctinens
Bonner
Oyer
Tinberg
Wolfe
Mize
F Griffith
T E. Hepler
L. Hepler
X . Reneeninee
I. Gallagher
Nstaenet
Richard Godlove
Sports Mirror
Journal-World
Journal-World Classified
Oklahoma University
Pleasant Grove
Firet
Kansa
Ollie Gibson
John W. Brand
Stevens and Brand
Datx Journal-World
Planning Commission
Christian
Lane
City of
U-1
George M’ Beal
H. C. Fisher
Fannie S. Riggs
Elmer S. Riggs
Elmer R. Riggs
Stevens& Brand
Lawrence-Dally Journal-World
District Court
Kelley G. Gordon
Irene B. Gordon
Mary Ellen Simmons
Dupont
ZELON
Abus
Thomas Joftin Johnson
Pal
Aer Wee
Pal Hou Gao
Logan - Moore
Masa
First National Bank of
Frank C. Whipple
Merbert E.freese
Lawrence National Bank of
Asher & Gorrill
Jack Frost & Sons
N. 2Nd St
Vermont
Ray Kirkpatrick
Gtudebaker
Channel - Sanders Motor Co
Studebaker
Mass
Morgan - Mack Motor CO
Poare Ditor
Mase
Morgan-Mack Motor CO
Cb. Lawrence
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