KU Faces Aggies In Last 1946 Game At Hoch Auditorium
Kansas Jayhawkers meet Kansas State Aggies in Hoch Auditorium at 7 30 p m for the final 1946 season game. Star Gib Stramel leaves for the V 12 unit, with Gus Daum and Dean Corder also departing. Coach F C Allen starts Black, Stramel, Gear, Schnellbacher and Clark as Kansas aims to snap a long drought against Manhattan’s Aggies.
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Otto Schnellbacher
Wendell Clark
O'Sullivan
Ferguson
In the Garden Locker Room Echoes of Pro Lineage
A January gathering in Frank Boucher’s office compares junior stars and fathers who reached the big leagues across hockey baseball football boxing and tennis. Notables include Leo Rejse Ted Lindsey Lynn and Mazz Patrick Frank Boucher Jr and famed golfers and tennis stars. The group recalls lineage in sports while a Boston racing bill stirs night play debate and Salt Lake City AAU basketball players shuttle to southern Idaho.
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Randy
Frank Boucher
Leo Rejse
Chicago Blackjawke
Lynn
Mazz Patrick
Lester
Ted Lindsey
Bert
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Boucher
Ottawa Rough Riders
Ernie Lanigan
Jim Bagby, Jr
Eddie Collins, Jr
Billy Sullivan
Charley Gilbert
Earl Mack
Joe Kirkwood
Walter Haren, Jr
Dorothy Bundy
Bill Tilden
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Coaching Carousel Hints At Santa Clara Job
Fragmented notes reference Lt Comdr Morris Grass linked to San Diego State’s historic title and a possible cage coaching role at Santa Clara Us. Mentions Ev Shelton and defensive play for Phillips LA, plus Steve Owen. Radar and Moon contact lead to talk of exhibition games and training squads with Mitch predicting non inhabited towns hosting spring Yanks games.
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San Diego State
Santa Clara Us
Wyoming
Ev Shelton
Steve Owen
Phillips LA
Steve
New York West
Jerry Mitchell
Larry MacPhail
Mitch
Kansas State 1946 football schedule announced with inter sectional games
An eight game 1946 schedule for Kansas State College outlines inter sectional games with Hardin Simmons and San Francisco University along with Big Six foes Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and Iowa State The season begins with a night game at Abilene September 28 and includes a coast trip to Kezar Stadium San Francisco November 16 homecoming vs Kansas and a final game November 23 at Albuquerque against New Mexico Head coach Hobbs Adams returns from Navy service to lead the Wildcats Spring practice starts mid March
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Kansas Wins Indoor Meet Over Oklahoma Despite Late Rally
University of Kansas defeated Oklahoma 56 to 48 in an indoor meet at Norman on Saturday. Harold Moore, Andy Lunsford, John Jackson, and Jim Richey led the mile relay victory, with Moore also high point man at 11½ points. The day’s events featured strong performances from Jayhawker runners and field events, ahead of a next meet against Missouri at Columbia.
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Lawrence Lions Rout Argentine Mustangs 27 18 in NEK clash
Lawrence Lions moved to unbeaten in NEK play by defeating Argentine Mustangs 27 18 at S M H S Gym. Penny led with 14 points and 7 field goals while Johnson Crabbaugh and Stohs contributed. Argentine struggled from the floor, hitting 7 of 46 field goals as Lawrence pulled away late.
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Kansas Jayhawkers Hope to Challenge for 1946 Title
Kansas basketball notes on future schedule and roster moves as Jayhawkers prepare for five remaining home games. Ballard and Evans join from Denver and Kansas City teams respectively. Oklahoma state a strong threat with ten games left. Missouri, K State, Nebraska and Iowa State loom in Hoch Auditorium as Kansas seeks title despite added conference rivals. Trainroads of livestock and used farm implements have been sold thru Journal-World classified ads.
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Journal-World
Kansas U and Lawrence High pace in Big Six race
Kansas and Lawrence High lead the Big Six with five wins and no losses as five games remain. Kansas lost a non league game to Oklahoma A&M while Lawrence fell to Wyandotte outside league play. Remaining Lawrence games include Atchison Olathe Leavenworth Shawnee Mission and Argentine.
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Thiteracy Prohibition Looms in Mexico March 1946
Public sale announced to close farming operations near Linewondee highway. Auction lists livestock including cats, cows, sows, horses, and hay. plus tractors, farming gear, harnesses, and household goods. Sale set for Wednesday at noon with items described across a large property near Bonnet Springs.
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Pnoverty
Mh Soto
Bonnet Springs
Linewondee Hiehwar
Mack
Auction Notices of Household Goods and More
Morning worship event and sale items listed include lamps pots pans and dishes. Auctioneer Georg Criss and clerk E J Gor oversee sale of hardware farm tools and a 100 foot fence. Terms cash and refreshments served. hour club owner AL Holmes listed.
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