Jayhawks and Sooners Tie on All-Big Six Basketball Team
The University of Kansas Jayhawks shared AP All-Big Six honors with Oklahoma for 1945-46. Charlie Black and Otto Schnellbacher earned first team spots, while Paul Courty and Jack Landen joined as second team selections.
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Iowa State
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Jay Psyton
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Chariie Bink
Kansas
Jack Landon
Paul Courty
Charles Black
Otto Schnellbacher
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University of Kansas Ath Dept Names New Title for Falkenstien
Earl Falkenstien, long time business manager and secretary of the University of Kansas athletic association since 1982, is reassigned to a new title. The move requires few extra duties but places him over ticketing and finances he has handled for 14 years. He arrived in Des Moines in 1920, served overseas in World War I, and worked as a quartermaster.
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Golf Coach at university searches for candidates
A university golf coach and professor seeks prospective applicants for a future season. The call emphasizes attracting strong players and notes previous coaching experiences dating back to the late 1980s.
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University
Kansas coach adds three assistants to 1946 grid corps
Athletic Director E. C. Quigley named George Sauer the Jayhawker head coach with the largest coaching staff in Kansas history. New hires include Nesmith as tackle coach, Replogle as end coach, Pierce as center coach, plus former Michigan star Bob Ingalls as line coach and Vic Bradford backfield coach. All six coaches attend tonight's Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Eldridge hotel.
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Wayne
Bill” Replogle
Don Pierce
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New York Yankee
Henry Shenk
Gwinn Henry
College of Emporia
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Brooklyn Dudgers
Chicago Cardinals
Bob Ingalls
Michigan
Six Teams Selected For NIT Field At Madison Square Garden
New York, Mar 6. The eight team lineup for the National Invitation tournament at Madison Square Garden is near completion with six teams already named. The selection committee, delayed from announcing all entries, expects the rest to be finalized soon. Possible western or southwestern picks include Arizona or Michigan State, with Duke and North Carolina among possible eastern entrants. Winners advance to face Western NCAA champion teams in New York March 26.
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Aggies Choose NCAA Route amid Playoff Contention
Daily Oklahoman columnist Hal Middlesworth argues Oklahoma A&M should pursue the NCAA route to the national playoff, noting their strong schedule and wins over top teams, while Kansas looms in a district playoff. Heia praises Iba and the athletic cabinet for choosing the NCAA path and highlights wrestling, football plans, and spring drills under Coach Sauer.
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Oklahoman
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Henry P. Iba
Aggie
Allen to meet Ibá on playoff site date for OK A&M Jayhawkers
Dr. F C Allen of Kansas discusses a playoff date and venue with NCAA officials and Oklahoma A&M coach Hank Iba in Kansas City. The winner in the fifth district advances to the CAC tournament in Kansas City March 22 23. Fort Scott names Russell Davis athletic coach and PE director.
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Army Air Corps
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Cardinals plan early lineup as spring exhibition opens
Eddie Dyer said he will start Red Schoendienst at shortstop with Terry Moore Enos Slaughter and Stan Musial in the outfield against the New York Yankees. The Cardinals open their first full week of spring workouts with an exhibition game, featuring Dyer’s planned regulars and a mix of new and familiar faces in the lineup.
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