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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1945

Page

14

Jayhawkers to Play in All-College Tournament

KU basketball coach Phog Allen leads a 15 man Jayhawker squad to Oklahoma City for the All-College tournament. They open Wednesday at 2 p.m. against Rice, aim to reach the finals by beating Oklahoma A&M or Texas, with standout players Black Schnellbacher and a versatile roster to drive a fast break in the eight-team event.

Phog Allen Kangas Jayhawkers Oklahoma Aggies Oklahoma City

Missouri Tigers Prepare for Cotton Bowl Clash with Texas Longhorns

Dallas, Dec. 24. The University of Missouri Tigers held a brisk workout for the second time here in preparation for the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. Coach Chauncey Simpson led 36 players through polishing their offense and running plays from the T formation with all hands in excellent condition.

Dallas Tex University of Missouri Tigers Exas Longhorns Chauncey Simpson Esterday

Sports Mirror Recaps Past Years Scores

The item reviews dated memory moments from past games and teams. It references Tennessee and New York U. basketball, Detroit Tigers, Cleveland Indians, Johnny Allen, Eddie Casey, and Ray Flaherty in a concise score roundup.

Associated Press Tennessee New York U Madison Savare Garden Detroit Tigers Viv Soars Ano Cleveland Johnny Allen Ngo Ray’ Flaherty Eddie Casey

Strong on Court Seeks National Honors This Season

Three top basketball powers Wyoming Kansas and Kentucky threaten to challenge Oklahoma A M and DePaul for national honors. Notre Dame Iowa Cornell Indiana and New York University also ride undefeated. Wyoming’s improved lineup led by Sailors Komenich and Weir crushed Kansas State 43 27 as they tour the East. Kentucky defends the SEC and meets St John’s and Temple while Kansas aims for the Big Six and an eight team all college tourney in Oklahoma City. DePaul expands its Midwest schedule after a seven game win streak.

New York Wyoming Kansas Kentucky Oklahoma A & M DePaul Notre Dame Iowa Cornell Indiana New York University Syracuse Texas Baylor Yale West Virginia Cowboys Ev Shelton Kenny Sailors Milo Komenich Jim Weir Sailors N.C.A.A Kansas State Wildcats St. John’s Temple Philadelphia Adolph Rupp Arkansas Razorbacks Charley Black Jayhawks Alahoma City Rice Southwestern Owls Oklahoma

NO WINTER VACATION FOR BOWL TEAMS IN NEW ORLEANS

In New Orleans Mississippi gulf coast hosts 72 football players as St. Marys Jim Phelan and Oklahoma A&M Jim Lockabaugh push for hard workouts before the Sugar Bowl. Lockabaugh cites influenza and cold weather hindering practice while Phelan emphasizes youth and final exams. Alabama Crimson Tide also passes through en route to the Rose Bowl. halfback Lowell Tew's broken jaw will be wired but he will play New Years Day.

New Orleans Mississippi Gulf Coast Jim Phelan St. Mary’s Jim Lockabaugh Oklahoma A Lockabaugh Biloxi Keeser Field Gulf Coast Phelan California Bovn Edgewater Park Miss Gulf Coast Military Academy Alabama Crimson Tide Lowell Tew Frank Thomas Tew

Cardinals Release Deb Garms and Bill Crouch

The St Louis Cardinals announced the unconditional release of outfielder Deb Garms and pitcher Bill Crouch on Saturday. Garms, a member of the pennant winning teams of 1943 and 1944, played three seasons with the Cards. Crouch joined last summer and appeared in six games.

St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Deb Garms Bill Crouch Garma Crouch

Jayhawks Open Oklahoma City Tourney as Favorites

Eight teams compete in an all college event in Oklahoma City. Kansas Jayhawks led by Charlie Black aim to extend a strong 7 game stretch, totaling 401 season points with Black scoring 91.60. Oklahoma Sooners face tough foes including TCU Baylor and Pepperdine in the lower bracket. Nebraska Iowa and Missouri struggle against Big Ten and Rocky Mountain opposition. Jim Stark and Gib Stramel are among top scorers for Iowa State and Kansas respectively.

Bayer George Pepperdine Oklahoma TCU Len Charlie Black Otto Schnellbacher Black K.U Schnellbacher Maurice Martin Topeka Hime Ib Stramel Hays Endel Clark Gene Petersen Nebraska Everett Hill Lawrence High Ito Luneup Olathe Allen Tooo Jayhawkers Oklahoma City Black and Company Rice Owls Jayhawks Oklahoma A M.texas Olathe Navy Sooners T.C.U Baylor Los Angeles City College of New York New York Kentucky Louisville Bruce Drake Jim Stark Iowa State Gib Stramel Kansas

Twin bill cage tourney in Kansas City schedule

The second weekend of NAIB intercollegiate basketball hosts Kansas State Marshall Hamline and Eastern Kentucky in Kansas City Friday and Saturday. Friday games begin at 8 and 9 30 p m and Saturday features Marshall Hamline at 8 followed by Kansas State Eastern Kentucky. Last weekend results include Valparaiso beating Pepperdine 65 60 West Texas State losing to West Texas 54 60 Pepperdine edging Loyola 49 48.

Kansas City National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball Kansas State Marshall College Hamline University Eastern Kentucky Marshall Hamline N.A.I.B

College basketball results show wide matchups across colleges

New York University beat Rochester 88 to 61 while Brooklyn College lost to Queens College. Cornell defeated Columbia 70 to 36 and Yale topped Dartmouth 87 to 40. Ohio University salted St. John's 38, and Indiana edged ater sette 58 in overtime.

the Associated Press New York University Rochester University Brooklyn College Queens College Rutgers Camp Kilmer Cornell Columbia Scranton City College of New York Yale Dartmouth Buffalo McMaster Coutnent University Northeastern Pennsylvania Princeton Virginia Union Yeshiva St. John’s Ohio University Indiana Ater Sette Bowling Green Oregon State Notre Dame Purdue Valparaiso University West Texan State Town Ilinois Marquette Wisconsin Great Lakes Navy Minnesota Texas Christian Bradley Tech Age Creetine Loyola New Orleans

Wichita Selected for Missouri Valley Track Golf Tennis

Wichita Kansas has been chosen by the Missouri Valley conference to host track, golf and tennis championships on May 10 and 11. Football game scheduling remains with individual schools until Washington University and Creighton rejoin conference competition, announced Artie Eilers, the new conference commissioner, after a coaches and faculty meeting.

Wichita St. Louis Kan Missouri Valleye Washington University Creighton Artie Eilers

Roundup notes from sports and letters to the editor

Golf fans might gift Byron Nelson tractors and cows for his Texas ranch to keep him from chasing big money tournaments this winter. A column letter complains about Arkansas fans booing at NYU basketball, and Lt. Bill Sullivan Jr moves to a Braves PR post in January. Ira Vail opens a liquor store in Port Washington. Bob Zuppke and Ernest Hemingway reunite in Havana after 29 years. Hemingway once played for Zuppke in 1916.

New York Byron Nelson Texas Nelson Ira Vail Port Washington Bob Zuppke Ernest Hemingway Havana Hemingway Zuppke Oak Park Ill

Navy All Stars Defeat USC in Hawaii Exhibition

The Navy All Stars toppled the touring USC National League All Stars 8-7 in Honolulu. Navy jumped to a seven run lead in the first two innings against Ralph Branca, with Ken Keltner delivering a two run homer in the second. Tom Brown sparked a late rally for the Dodgers in the seventh.

Honolulu Navy All-Stars USC Navy Ralph Branca Brooklyn Dodgers Ken Keltner Nationals Tom Brown Brooklyn Dodger

1944 oil and gas pools surge in western Kansas

The State Geological Survey at the University of Kansas reports 53 new oil and gas pools in 1944, with 666 oil wells and 98 gas wells drilled. Kansas produced 99.853 million barrels of oil and 134 billion cubic feet of gas, mainly in western Kansas, as Barton, Russell, Stafford and Pratt counties show the most activity. Two new producer counties Kiowa and Stanton. The bulletin Expl oration for oil and gas in western Kansas during 1944 by W. A. Ver Wiebe is available free or by 25 cent mail.

Kansas State Geological Survey University of Kansas Kiowa Stanton Barton County Russell Stafford Pratt W. A. Ver Wiebe Geological Survey

Road company performs Uncle Tom's Cabin in Austin

In Austin Minnesota on December 24 the crowd was assured by a road company presenting Uncle Tom's Cabin that the bloodhounds pursuing Eliza on stage are friendly and respond to the name Mike. The note about the hounds was described as part of the pre Civil War play.

Austin Minn Eliza Mike

Bears Beat Tigers In Close Missouri Rally Game

Washington University Bears edged Missouri Tigers 45 to 42 on a Saturday night, fending off a late Missouri rally in St. Louis. The game featured a tight finish as WashU held on to claim the win.

Bears Tigers St. Louis Washington University University of Missouri

Kansas State and rivals to play in upcoming games

Schedule lists Kansas State versus Wyoming at Laramie on Wednesday. In Oklahoma City tournament Kansas State faces Kansas Oklahoma Rice Oklahoma A and M Texas Baylor George Pepperdine Texas Christian. Friday Nebraska meets Oregon State at Lincoln and Kansas State plays Marshall College in N.A.L.B with a Kansas City doubleheader. Saturday Kansas State meets Eastern Kentucky in N.A.LB with another doubleheader at Kansas City.

Kansas State Wyoming Laramie Wyo Kansas Oklahoma Oklahoma City Field Rice Texas Baylor George Pepperdine Texas Christian Nebraska Oregon State Lincoln Marshall College N.A.L.B Kansas City Eastern Kentucky N.A

Classifieds Guide to Buying Selling and Trading

When you want to buy sell rent or trade the classified page helps save time and money with concise ads and clear options for local transactions. This compact guide highlights how readers can quickly locate goods services and opportunities in the community.

Girl Bitten by Dog on Elm Street in Weekend Incident

Miss Betty Day of 414 Elm Street was bitten on the right foot by a small yellow dog last Saturday afternoon. Police were notified but the dog's ownership is undetermined and the animal has not been found. Miss Day said the animal appeared ill.

Betty Day Elm Street Miss Day

Rectal Ailments Promised Cure By Dr. Johnson Clinic

The Dr. O A Johnson Clinic in Kansas City Missouri advertises thirty years of non surgical treatment for piles and related rectal ailments. It claims average cure in under two weeks with no hospitalization and offers free examination and a free book by mail or long distance call for an appointment.

Main St Kansas City Harrison

Army Pacific expenditures rise beyond seven million monthly

Army vast exchanges in the Pacific did a gross business more than seven million dollars per month, reflecting substantial wartime commerce across occupied areas and supply routes.

Army Pacific

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