Kansas Cagers Begin Holiday Tour With Weekend Break
Kansas basketball players take a short weekend layoff then travel by train to Chicago Ann Arbor Niagara Falls Buffalo West Point and Philadelphia before games against Fordham Temple Loyola and others. The trip runs January 8 return to Lawrence by 5 66 p m. Itinerary was chosen by six lettermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A
F. C. Allen
Santa Fe
Jayhawkers
Howard Engleman
Arkansas City
John Kline
Hutchinson
Bob Allen
A Wrense
Bill Hogben
Kansas City
Bob Qohnach
Kan
Out Hunter
Oklahoma City
Charles Walker
Jim Arnold
Downs
Marvin Sollenberger
Norman Lanneman
Topeka
Vance Hall
John Buescher
Beardstown
Dick Miller
Chanute
Chicago
Allerton Hotel
Ann Arbor
Mich
The
Academy
Roland Logan
Kansas
New York
Hotel Piccadilly
Madison Square Garden
Fordham
Philadelphia
Jayhawks
Strath Haven Inn
Swarthmore
Swarthmore College
Temple
Philadelphia Municipal Auditorium
Lawrence
Allen
Yankee Dodgers trade talk and boxing bids swirl in 1940s reports
New York reports coach Tom Lieb seeks two assistants and eastern games for Florida. Monte Pearson trade to the Reds appears unlikely. Abe Simon offered an Oakland fight with Buddy Baer with winner facing Louis in Los Angeles. Kansas City merchant Herbert Woolf linked as a Yankee stockholder if Jim Farley buys the Yankees. Jim Wells predicts infield plans for Kampouris and Camilli group in Dodger camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scoona‘rade
Tom Lieb
Florida
Yankee Dodgers
Monte Pearson
Reds
Biz_Abe‘Simon
Oakland
Buddy Baer
Louis
Los Angeles
Godoy
Herbert M. Woolf
Kansas City
Lawrin
Jim Farley
Yankees
Huskers Enjoy All Round Power In Polarized Opponent Votes
The Los Angeles Times outlines opponent voting on Nebraska and Stanford players after a season finale. Roy Petsch tops Nebraska votes for quarterback with 5 from Missouri. Hopp Rohrig and Luther share strong showings among Nebraskans, while Gallarneau’s yardage and multi-team praise hint at balanced Nebraska strength versus Stanford’s standout trios Tayor Kmetovic Standlee Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Frankie Albert
Norm Sper
Roy Petsch
Nebraska
Missouri
Albert
Washington State
Washington
Oregon
Santa Clara
Trojans
Hopp
Rohrig
Luther
Kmetoric
Gallarneau
Iowa State
Towa
Indiana
Francis
Iowa
Stanford
Lindskog
S. C
Alison
Schwartzkoff
Ofter
Walle Tat
Bebenk
Palmer
Taylor
Bruins
Banducci
Behm
Kahler
Prochaska
Preston
Oklahoma
Graff
Meyer
Kmetovic
Standlee
Henderson Says Basketball Harder To Teach Than Football
Denver December 21 coach Jean Cam Henderson of Marshall College argues basketball is harder to teach than football. He cites quicker reactions required and the unrehearsed nature of basketball plays as key factors. Henderson favors zone defense over man to man and notes Marshall’s strong season with wins over Southern California Tennessee and NYU among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Jean Cam Henderson
Henderson
Marshall College
West Virginia
Jackie Hunt
Marshall Cagers
Oregon State
New Mexico
Colorado
Marshall
Southern California
Tennessee
City College of New York
Oread Training School Clinches Cage Victory Over Indians
The Oread training school basketball team defeated Haskell high school 24 to 12 at Robinson Gymnasium, KU, last night. In a preliminary, Haskell second team beat the Oread B team 20 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oread Training School
Haskell High School
Robinson Gymnasium
K. U
Haskell
Oread
Big Ten realignment chatter echoes through past decades
AP notes on historic Big Ten successor talk with schools like Pittsburgh Michigan State Notre Dame and Nebraska mentioned as potential fits. The brief recalls past sports figures such as Byron White earning a Rhodes scholarship over pro football and Jock McAvoy defeating Eddie Risko in a non-title bout, reflecting long-standing sports history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Chicago
Byron
Whizzer) White
Colorado
Halfek
Jock McAvoy
Eddie
Babe)Risko
Notable Sports and Personal Movements Highlighted
Eddie Mead, fight manager, is in St. Joseph's hospital in Hot Springs Arkansas. Jeane Hofmann, top sports cartoonist, moves from Hollywood to the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. Billy Conn contemplates buying a personal plane after four NY-Pittsburgh trips in a week. Jim Thorpe is among Springfield College coaching hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Mead
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Jeane Hofmann
Hollywood
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Billy Conn
New York
Pittsburgh
Jim Thorpe
Springfield
Mass.) College
Orphanage Dept Becomes Registered Racehorse
The jockey club records a horse named Orphanage Dept from Ne Ma-No. The animal’s sire died before birth and its dam did not survive delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma-No
Jockey Club
Sports notes include Louis Zivic bandwagon and Sugar Bowl prep
Joe Louis joined the Fritzie Zivic crowd at last night’s event. Pewee Reese will wear a special baseball shoe next summer to protect his heel. Lou Nova’s Collier’s magazine blast at Mike Jacobs is out this week. Rose Bowl seats cost four forty with a ten spot price. Ten Boston College players heading to the Sugar Bowl wear new hats from Coach Frank Leahy for season honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Fritzie Zivic
Pewee Reese
Lou’ Nova
Mike Jacobs
Collier’s
Boston College
Frank Leahy
Edwardsville Edged by Nut Linwood Cagers 38 35
Edwardsville on its home court falls 38 to 35 as Linwood High clinches victory after overcoming an early Linwood lead. Linwood’s second team remains undefeated with a 27 to 19 win over Edwardsville reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
Linwood High
Linwood
Basketball Results (AP) From Various Colleges and High Schools
A compiled tally of basketball scores across colleges and high schools. Notable results include Wichita 34 over Southwestern 9, Washburn 32, and Saint Louis University 33. Additional games feature George Washington 64 over Clemson 40 and Kentucky 28 over Kansas State 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Southwestern
Kan
Wichita
Washburn
South Dakota
Bethany
Washington
St. Louis
Fort Hays State
McPherson
West Texas State
Tarkie
Superior
Kirksville
Rutgers
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Wlinels
George Washington
Clemson
Chicago
North Central
Ill
Kentucky
Kansas State
Texans
Southwest
Tex
State
DePaul
Purdue
Spoane A. and
St. Mary's
Tennessee
Emory and Henry
Florida
Mississippi State
Fordham
St. Lawrence
Duke
Catholic University
Long Island
Hudson
Duquesne
Muskingum
Wayne
Neb
Manhattan
Niagara
Western
Washington and Lee
Illinois Wesleyan
Southwestern Louisiana
Case
Oberlin
Colorado State
New Mexico
Montana
Willamette
Denver
Marshall
Utah
Idaho
St. Cloud Teachers
McAlester
Gama Mines
New Mexico Aggies
On Diego State
Brigham Young
Oregon State
Colorado College
Zivic Jenkins Fight Ends In Ten Round Draw
In New York City 17 000 fans saw Fritzie Zivic and Lew Jenkins battle to a ten round draw at the Garden. Judges split, Steve Hamas having it even while George Walsh favored Jenkins. Jenkins’ cuts marked the bout and Zivic nearly scored a knockout in a longer format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zivic
Steve Hamas
George Walsh
Jenkins
Fritzie
Ten for a trip Baldwin Baker basketball squad chosen
Ten members of Baker University basketball, selected by Coach Emil S Liston, will join a holiday tour starting December 21. They travel to Springfield to face Drury and Southwest Missouri Teachers, then to Topeka for the Sunflower tournament on December 26 27 28. Players include Poppe Douglas Hersh Arnold Seymour Hodges Sloan Peters Nichols Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Poppe
Lee Douglas
George Hersh
John Arnold
Quincy Seymour
M.O. Hodges
Charles Sloan
Joe Peters
Carl Nichols
Troy Gordon
Baldwin Defeats Eudora in Cage Game 36 to 21
Baldwin defeated Eudora 36 to 21 in a basketball game. Officials Snyder and Austin presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Eudora
Snyder and
Austin
K State Narrowly Falls to Kentucky in Close Battle
Kansas State college lost a tight 25 to 28 basketball game to the University of Kentucky in Manhattan. The lead swung several times with neither side ahead long, and in the final minutes K State trailed by a single goal before Kentucky’s Farnsley secured the winning points. Guy led K State with 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas State College
University of Kentucky
K-State
Farnsley
Kentucky
Guy
Kansas State
Wichita Wins Close One Over Washburn Rival
Wichita University Shockers edged Washburn College 34 to 31 in a rough game. Wichita led most of the way and made more free throws while Washburn tied the count twice and relied on long shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wichita University
Washburn College
Washburn
Fort Hays State Edges McPherson 44 25 in Narrow Half
Fort Hays State pulled away in the second half to defeat McPherson College 44 to 25. Hays led 19 to 17 at halftime with nine Hays players scoring. Carrell and Settles each finished with 16 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays Wink
Fort Hays State
McPherson College
Hays
Carrell
Settles
Southwestern Winning Streak Ended by Springfield Teachers
Springfield Teachers defeated Southwestern college 41 to 39, snapping a five game Southwestern winning streak. Ed Lechner and Prize Fugit led Springfield with 12 points each as the visitors rallied from a 10 point deficit to secure the win in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Southwestern College
Winfield
Kan
Springfield Teachers
Kansas
Ed Lechner
Prize Fugit
Southwestern
Fights Last Night Roundup From AP Briefs
New York welterweight Lew Jenkins with 134 pounds and Sweetwater Tex fights marked by a draw against Fritzie Zivic in Pittsburgh. Hollywood’s Al Thompson knocked out Junior Munsell in Oklahoma City. Beans Palmer stopped Ernie Petritti in Garfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
Fritzte dZivic
Pittsburgh
Drew
Hollywood
Turkey
Thompson
Los Angeles
Junior Munsell
Oklahoma City
Highland Park
N. J
Beans Palmer
Plainfield
Local Social News Notes from Clinton and Lawrence
Miss Augusta Hadl of Clinton spent Sunday night with Miss Glenice Cox and visited Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Monday with Glenice. Glenice Cox and Irma Jean Shields spent weekend in Lawrence. Roy Goff of Model is assigned to night shift aircraft work in Long Beach California. The Clough family hosted visitors from Baldwin and Greenwood areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Hadl
Clinton
Glenice Cox
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Glenice
Irvin Hulce
Lila Mae
Bill Kellen
Lawrence
Leslie Clough
George Grist
Arnold Christy
Janice
Irma Jean Shields
Roy Goff
Model
Long Beach
Cal
Richard Carter
Legise Clough
Ray Vaughan
Baldwin
Harold Gregory
Greenwood
Wilson Martin
Bert Gregory
Christmas plans and community notices from a Kansas town
Friends and relatives discuss Christmas travel to Eldorado and visits with the Grists. A Christmas party for Needy Helpers and the C C quilting club is reported along with funeral notices for John Miller who died of a heart attack after returning from work. School absences due to illness are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Christy
Janice
Eldorado
Johnny Grist
W. W
Calton
Bob Strahan
Anderson
Ind
John Miller
Johnson
Miller
Augusta Ferris
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Petefish
Mr. Miller
William Johnson
Lee Cox
Ed Steele
Glen Cox
Wilson Martin
L. L. O'Meara
Jess O'Connor
L. L. O’meara
Topeka
Garden City
Henry Weldon
Mr. Weldon
Mary Lee
Leta Cox
Richard Johnson
Joan Clough
Joan
Bigel
Gift subscriptions grow for Journal World
The Journal-World notes rising interest in gift subscriptions each year and invites readers to call with details at phone number 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Also Mentioned on This Page
Syris Stomto
Jim Wells
Buffalo
Alex Kampouris
Dodger
Messrs
Camilli
Lavagetto
Coscarart
Hyland
Dick Hyland
Los Angeles Times
NEA Service, WC
By William Ferguson
Brahe
Drebing
Sheffield
Ogy O'Brien
Ane
Grover
Barlow
Coooper
O. King
Ise
Morton
Daugherty
K. Brown
the Bulletin Board
Trobough
Drennan
Kindred
O Brown
Millsap
Beall
Ainwood
Chance
Seesey ” Kirkman
Rhodes
Caldwell
Owers
Yen Neeseran
Tpolais Vosessesesssen Neesssee Ich
Rice
Louisiana State
Christian
East Texas State
High School
Newton
Humboldt
Fredonia
Wichita North
Parsons
Coffeyville
Iola
Emporia
Dodge City
Wyandotte
Rosedale
Southeast
Leavenworth
Marynville
Concordia
Frontenac
Minden
Argentine
Turner
Garnett
Osawatomie
McCune
Girard
Westport
Jacobs
By Gayle Talbot
Mikai
Henry Armstrong
Ballyhoo
Armstrong
Baker Team
Eudora High School
DeSoto
Baldwin Tey
Eudora Weidenraul
Zimmerman
Troftz
Mathia
C Weseses
J. Mohler
Lawson
Flyers
NEA
St. Louis Flyers
Alec Wood
Omaha
St. Paul
Sigel
Fritz CO
Standard
Del’s
Allas Tires
Standard Service
Carl’s
Shep
Gass
J. R. Williams
Ua Lam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!