Ninetieth Kansas Kansas State clash set for Hoch tonight
Veteran rivals Kansas and Kansas State meet in Hoch auditorium at 7 50 PM in the ninetieth game of their series. F C Allen promotes Bruce Reid to forward while Jack Gardner tabbed Langvardt to start for the Wildcats. The Jayhawks boast Ralph Miller and Dick Harp with Bob Allen at center as Kansas State counters with Melvin Seelye and Ervin Reid.
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Tunney Skeptical of Billy Conn as He Posts Upside for Heavyweight
Detroit January 12 former champion Gene Tunney visits Billy Conn and questions if Conn can move from light heavyweight to heavyweight. He calls Conn a fine Irish kid and a credit but doubts his power and size noting Conn is not a knockout puncher and is a bit short. Tunney adds he himself was six feet one and big-boned when he started.
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Stanford Names Clark Shaughnessy as New Football Coach
Alumni split over Clark OD Shaughnessy appointment as Stanford football coach under a five year contract. Critics cite past Chicago woes while supporters hope he can revive the team after Thornhill's dismissal. Shaughnessy, 47, previously coached at Tulane and Loyola before Stagg at Chicago.
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St Benedict’s Romps Past McPherson 62 47 in Conference Play
In McPherson Kansas on January 12 St Benedict’s defeated McPherson 62 to 47 after trailing 19 15 in the first half. Andrews and Comps sparked a 20 point run to push a 35 25 halftime edge and the Ravens widened the margin in the second half Camp led all scorers with 16 points.
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Shaughnessy’s System Draws Northwestern Spotlight
In New York Eddie Brietz notes college football talk with Clark Shaughnessy headed to Stanford and Jess Neely at Rice. college hoops buzz includes Goose Creek’s fast start and Marlin Buckles scoring spree. Dixie Howell eyed for coaching moves and Alabama star flirting with Howard College amid Sun Bowl ties.
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England motion picture The Lion Has Wings eyed by critics
Morgan Blake notes England released a motion picture called The Lion Has Wings while Bill Henry of the Los Angeles Times doubts Russia will produce The Bear Has Finns. Lee Savold gains attention as a rugged heavyweight in midwest boxing. Des Moines editor Talor discusses the sport. Joe McCarthy plans Yankee salary talks. Cleveland and Buffalo end cooperation as Detroit lands Clay Smith. Jack Kearns guarantees Bob Pastor a $10,000 purse to fight Red Burman in Detroit.
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Bethany Defeats Bethel in Kansas Conference Cagers Victory
Bethany College used Aiden Tilberg's 16-point second half surge to beat Bethel College 45 to 34 in Newton Kansas. Tilberg scored seven field goals and two free throws in the final 20 minutes while Hoff led Bethel with 12 points.
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Bethel College
Bethany
Tilberg
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Bethelstar
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Lions Open EKC Season At Ottawa In Key Matchup
Lions coach Elmer Schaake plans a new starting backcourt with Dick Keene replacing Carl Hird at guard alongside Pat Green as Junius Penny and Curtis Hinshaw resume forward duties. Lee Garich centers with Schaake chasing a win to snap a five game skid. 17 players travel by bus 9 15.
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Ten Game Schedule for Lawrence Promoters Color Team
The Lawrence high school Promoters basketball team hosts Leavenworth tonight at 8 in the high school gym. Admission is 25 cents. It starts a 10 game season with coach Maurice Cannady listing lettermen Homer Thompson Walter Peterson Bill Hawkins Hugh Johnson and others. The schedule lists games vs Atchison Northeast Papel Leavenworth Red St Joseph Topeka and other opponents through March 2.
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Homer Thompson
Walter Peterson
Bill Hawkins
Hugh Johnson
Paul Sims
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George Jordan
Elgin Woody
Waldo Monroe
Carey Sims
Eurene Moore
Laurence Nelson
Norval Barksdale
Arthur Thompson
Robert Smith
Alan Patterson
Billy White
Hobart Woody
Theodore Walter
Haskell and Iola Juco Cage Teams Meet Tonight
The Tolans undefeated meet the Indians who have lost five straight as the Haskell gym hosts a 7:30 pm junior college game tonight.
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Notre Dame Captain-Elect Listed as Young Bourse Member
South Bend Tom Liston Jr captain-elect of Notre Dame's B team is identified as the youngest member of the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Tom Liston
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Chicago Board of Trade
Winning Basketball Play from John Carroll Quintet
A screen formation by Cleveland’s John Carroll team coached by Tom Conley is described. The three out two in set leads to a block on defense and a quick backdoor cut as No 2 receives a pass from No 3 for a possible layup or set shot within the circle. Nos 4 and 5 in the corners help by drawing defenders away.
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Cleveland
Tom Conley
Notre Dame
Master miler Glenn Cunningham to retire rumor fuels debate
A New York writer cites Cunningham doubting protracted fatigue after a decade of high powered racing. He hints at a possible retirement year but Cunningham has not confirmed quitting, likely pursuing teaching and a medical doctorate while continuing to influence the sport.
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Basketball Results From various colleges and high schools
Heteroorated Press lists scores: St Benedict's 82 over McPherson 47. Bethany Wan 45 over Bethel 44. Vanderbilt 41 over Auburn 45. Omaha 4. Loyola Chicago 32 over Nevada 44. St Mary's Cal 38 over Central Okla 44. Northeastern Okla 42 over Southwestern Okla 40. Oklahoma City U 38. West Texas State 49 over Abilene Christian 25. Henderson State Ark 44 over Texas 24. North Carolina 46 over Virginia Polytechnic Inst 95 to 55. Davidson 55 over North Carolina State 41. Omaha 41 over Loyola Chicago 39. Chanute High 29 over Independence 29. At Sterling Wert Hays B 44 over Sterling B 33.
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Track and Field in for Banner Year
The 1940 season promises a banner year in track and field with indoor and outdoor competition despite concerns over the Olympics. Americans face inter national meets, with Cuba Argentina and the US eyeing events. stars like Zamperini MacMitchell and Becali expected to light up indoor circuits as records near, including Lash’s two mile mark and Taisto Maki possibly joining.
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California
Macc Mitchell
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Luigi Beccali
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Los Angeles
Tesco
Don Lash
Tommy Deckard
Greg Rice
Walter Mehl
Forrest Efaw
Taisto Maki
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Greyhound Ice Game Tickets Cut For Community Night
Fifty tickets to the Kansas City Greyhound versus St. Louis Flyer hockey game next Tuesday in Kansas City are offered to Lawrence fans at 50 cents including tax under the club’s Community Night. Tickets are at Hotel Eldridge desk for the Pla Mor Ice Palace start time 8:30. The Greyhounds add Bomber Shannon from Springfield and Russ Doran from the New York Americans on loan.
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Haylett Expected to Leave Kansas State for UCLA Offer
Kansas State College may lose track coach Ward Haylett as UCLA shows interest for next year. Haylett, secretary of the American Olympic track and field committee, denied receiving any formal offer and said he is satisfied at Kansas State. He told The Collegian he has heard of UCLA’s interest but no deal is in place.
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Chuck Fenske
Archie San Romani
Louis Zamperini
Blaine Rideout
New York U
Leslie MacMitchell
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Ward Haylett
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University of California At Los Angeles
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Microscopic Vault Keeps Notre Dame Star In Spotlight
Gene Klier of Notre Dame basketball earns a season award after recovering from a shooting night. Official notes his metallurgy thesis required extensive microscope work, explaining the prior setback and return to form.
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