Kansas Cage Team Into Semi Finals Sunflower Invite
The University of Kansas Jayhawks reach the Sunflower Invitational semi final at Topeka with a 34 to 18 win over Baker University. Bruce Voran led KU with eight points while Ralph Miller left early with fouls.
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New Mexico Mines of Socorro
Topeka
Jayhawkers
Baker University of Baldwin
New Mexico
Emporia
Bruce Voran
Bobby Allen
Bob Sears
Baker
Wildcats
Ralph Miller
Miller
F. C. Allen
George Hersh
Don Ebling
K. U
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Voran
Socorro
Gene Clark
Southwestern
Washburn
McPherson
Chuck Ostmeyer
Ichabod
Lawrence
Engleman
Allen
Harp
Kline
Sands
Hogben
Potter
Mosser
Gordon
Poppe
F . Douglas
Zabe
Washburn Rally Halftime Lead In Tourney Tilt
Washburn leads McPherson 26 to 22 at halftime as both sides miss critical free throws. Amsbaugh Cates Mackey Lowry and McPherson players Young Wana maker Meyer Reinecker Better each failed to convert from the line. Officials were Gene Kemper Ab Hinshaw.
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Amsbaugh
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Wanamaker
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Reinecker
Better
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Edgerton
Lb Clark
Crook
Joe Tolbert
Israel
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Helms
Z Oliver
Abe
Bobbitt
Danner
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Gene Kemper
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Schubert
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Vickers
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Matson
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Deason
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Oeeen Stuart
Tosis
Moore
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Eastlack
O'Sullivan
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George Goehring
Lawrence Eager
George
Lawrence
Goehring
Rose Bowl chatter and sports notes from coast to coast
The roundup previews the 1941 Rose Bowl opponents Washington Huskies and Texas or Texas A&M. It notes Kayak II as a top Santa Anita favorite with Seabiscuit still popular, and recalls Andy Farkas making waves with the Redskins. Pro football seeks its annual all star game, while Red Grange and Truck Hannah discuss Vols vs USC. Leo Novikoff tops Coast League batters.
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Kayak II
Seabiscuit
Sammy Baugh
Andy Farkas
Washington Redskins
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Washington
Red Grange
Harry
Truck) Hannah
Memphis
Tennessee
Vols
California
Leo Novikoff
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Wolves
Mike Pecarovich
Loyola
Los Angeles
Mike
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
New Orleans
West Loses Passer in Shrine East West Game Prep
Bob Smith of Oregon will miss the Shrine East West charity game due to a shin wound after a scrimmage. Clyde Turner reinjured a thigh, Johnny Schiechl may play a 60 minute pivot role, and Eastern coaches praise Holy Cross halfback Ronnie Cahill as top passer.
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San Francisco
Bob Smith
University of Oregon
Smith
Oregon
E. F. Roth
Clyde
Bulldog”- Turner
Hardin- Simmons
Johnny Schiechl
Santa Clara
Red
Blue
Leroy Zimmerman
San Jose
John Shirck
Oklahoma
Blues
Kay Eakin
Arkansas
Frank Ivy
Holy Cross
Ronnie Cahill
Ray Flaherty
Washington Redskins
Cahil
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Oklahoma City all college classic yields four powerhouses
Four teams remain in the Oklahoma City all college basketball classic with Warrensburg Teachers facing Texas Tech and Oklahoma A and M meeting Arkansas in the semi finals. Pittsburg Kansas Teachers guard Marvin Ryden led with 20 points as Pitt State edged Phillips University in overtime. Championship semis set for 7:45 p.m. Warrensburg-Texas Tech and 9 p.m. Oklahoma Aggies- Arkansas.
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Southeastern
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Okla
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Kan
Arkaeos
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Canyon
Marvin Ryden
Pittsburg
Phillies University of
Basketball doubleheader at Madison Square Garden recap
AP notes anniversaries of past games at Madison Square Garden. A year ago St Johns beat Colorado 39-37 and LIU defeated USC 33-18 in a doubleheader. Three years ago Floyd Eastwood reported 28 football deaths in 1936, one less than the prior year. Five years ago Len Koenecke set a NL outfield fielding record of .994 for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Associated Press
St. John's
Colorado
Long Island University
Southern California
Madison Square Garden
American Football Coaches Association
Floyd Eastwood
New York University
Len Koenecke
Brooklyn Dodgers
Louis Duncan
Wally Berger
Tennessee and Southern California Ready for Rose Bowl
Tennessee enters the Rose Bowl with a strong defensive record and potent ground game led by George Cafego and Johnny Butler. Grenville Lansdell tops USC with 674 rushing yards, supported by Amby Schindler. Total yards favor Tennessee 2978 to 2733, but both teams expect balanced offenses.
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Trojans
George Cafego
Grenville Lansdell
Troy
Cafego
Citadel
Monay
Johnny Butler
Grenny Lansdell
Amby Schindler
Vols
S. C
Nelson Tops Pros in 1939 Golf Year
Miami reports Fred Corcoran lists Byron Nelson as dominant in 1939 pro golf with five wins including the Harry Vardon trophy. Henry Picard leads money with 10202, while other Open victors include Dick Metz Sam Snead Bing Crosby Denny Shute Jimmy Demaret Felix Serafin Harold McSpaden and Ralph Guldahl. The year drew $176000 in prize money and about 500000 spectators.
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Fla
Fred Corcoran
Professional Rosters Association
Byron Nelson
Harry Vardon
Phoenix
Pinehurst
Massachusetts
Henry Picard
New Orleans
Thomasville
Metropolitan
Scranton
Dick Metz
Quakland
Asheville
St. Paul
Ralph Guldahl
Augusta National
Pittsburgh
Sam Snead
St. Petersburg
E. J. Harrison
Texas
Bing Crosby
Denny Shute
Glens Falls
N. Y
Jimmy Demaret
Los Angeles
Felix Serafin
Hershey
Harold McSpaden
Corcoran
Final guesses crown next Mondays big bowl buzz
This year end sports talk weighs in on Georgia Tech Missouri in the Orange Bowl with Georgia Tech favored 21 to 13. USC Tennessee Rose Bowl prediction favors the Trojans 14 to 6. Aggies Tulane Sugar Bowl pick 19 to 7. Clemson Boston College Cotton Bowl forecast 12 to 9. West over East 12 to 0. Also notes on Kansas league hoops and college honors across state lines.
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Missouri
Bengals
U.S.C
Tennessee
Howard Jones
Trojan
Texas Aggies
Tulane
Apgies
Clemson
Boston College
Bonnie Banks McFadden
Reduction of Football Fatalities Is Reported
Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood of Purdue presents the ninth annual NCAA survey showing football fatalities down to 12 direct deaths and six indirect for the season. Direct deaths split as seven high school, three college, one sandlot, one club. overall direct deaths fall 63.6 percent since 1931 and 25 percent from last year. Improved equipment and training cited as main causes of reduced fatalities.
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Calif
Floyd R. Eastwood
Purdue University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Rockhurst Faces Trio in Tournament Scores Recap
Scores show Rockhurst 43 over Kansas Wesleyan 32 with Kirksville 29 Ottawa 22 and Springfield beating Bethany 33 14. Central 3s routed Kansas City Kansas 42 to 3 as Missouri Valley edged Waryville 22 to 31.
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Ottawa
Springfield
Bethany
Kansas City
Kan
Central
Kansas Wesleyan
Rockhurst
Waryville
Missouri Valley
Missouri Aims for Lighter Football Practices Before Orange Bowl
Missouri coach Don Faurot, facing Georgia Tech next Monday, orders rest and light drills to avoid heat fatigue. Georgia Tech intensifies warm weather workouts as both teams prepare. Missouri players Dan Wager is out with a knee injury while Bob Orr returns from a back problem. Christman’s passing improves with the heat.
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Don Faurot
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Monay
Faurot
Stadium
Bill Alexander
Tigers
Dan Wager
Bob Orr
Paul Christman
Christman
Oklahoma Beats Fordham as Missouri Falls to NYU in MSG
In New York Madison Square Garden Oklahoma edged Fordham 55 to 48 while Missouri lost to NYU 68 to 47 in a Big Six showcase before 14 000 fans. Missouri played without two regulars Blaine Currence and Clay Cooper who were with the Tigers football team at Miami for the Orange Bowl.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Madison Square Garden
Sooners
Fordham
New York University
Violet
Paul Christman
Height makes might as basketball goes tall
Dr. Forrest C. Allen notes Kansas lacks a 6 foot 4 inch or taller roster member and fears rebounding will suffer. Across the Big Six, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa State, Oklahoma and others boast centers 6 foot 5 to 6 foot 7, signaling a new era of height in college basketball.
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Forrest C. Allen
Kansas
Jimmy Howard
North Carolina
John Freiberger
Arkansas
Oregon
Henry Anderson
Archie May‘ Chiky
Bill Ogilvie
California
Jack Harvey
Colorado
Banks McFadden
Clemson
Phog Allen
Jayhawks
Clemson and Boston College Drill Behind Gates for Cotton Bowl
Clemson and Boston College football teams trained separately in Dallas ahead of Mondays Cotton Bowl game. Clemson practiced at Southern Methodist University stadium while Boston College conducted workouts at a new Dallas high school field. One casualty was listed as the squads began tapering for the big clash and Clemson’s Walter Cox may miss the start with a leg injury.
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Dallas
Clemson
Boston College
Gates
Southern Methodist
Basketball Scores From Around The Nation
Oklahoma beat Fordham 54 to 48 while California edged Columbian 48 to 36. Stanford topped Dartmouth 54 to 29 and Missouri over California 47 to 48. Other results include Utah 74 over Omaha 37 and Wyoming 36 over Colorado Mines 23.
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Fordham
New York
Missouri
California
Columbian
Stanford
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Michigan State
Oregon State
Minnesota
Washington
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Indian
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Colorado Mines
North Dakota State
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Minn
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