Kansas Backfield Taking Shape Amid Spring Practice
Kansas coaches study a developing backfield in spring drills led by George Sauer. Expected contenders include Bill Hogan at quarterback Bud French Leroy Harmon Rex Maramiller Ray Evans and Frank Pattel with Shields Holloway and Livingston among fullback candidates. Line prospects gain attention from Meade High guard Dickerson and Schnellbacher as the squad eyes a versatile 1946 offense and a stronger front line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sauer
Sauer
Jayhawkers
Bill
Red” Hogan
Second Air Force
Bud French
Leroy Harmon
Hogan
Rex
Red” Maramiller
Smith Center
French
Ray Evans
Evans
Superbombers
Herb Foster
Trneka
Bertuzzi
Frank Pattel
Rambler
R. L. Shields
el Dorado Junior College Prodact
Bill Livingston
Crescent City
Fla
Bill Holloway
Kansas City
Terry Robison
Jayhawker
Ray Kanehl
Hoyt Baker
Husky
Biond Peabody
Cecil “Tip” Mester
Navy
Trom Langeloth
Bruce Coffin
Felgening
Rob Fern
V-5
George Gear
Baker
Coffin
Wok
Gear
Hoth
Otto Schnellbacher
Joe Crawford
Rod Hagen
Schnellbacher
Higer
Crawford
Hagen
John Dickerson
Meade High School
Scees
Jays
TCU
Schnellbacker
Marvin Small
Tleet
Gadsden
Ala
Hubert Kins
V-Town
Don Hinchman
Salina
Lou “Rz
J. T. McMasters
Newcomer Jerry Mize Leads Tackle Prospects at St Johns
Harlan Lill of St Johns notes Orr may get tackle duties due to bulk. Mize, a 6 foot 4 and 260 pound recruit from Westport High Kansas City, Mo, fights for a starting role against Dickerson and Duke Burt after five years in service. Remaining tackles include Monroe Trackwell McKee and other Kansas City area players. Guards look solid with Crawford Channel Rosenfield and Day. Center position remains open among five freshmen led by Schmidt Bray Freiburg Meters and Horton. spring drills may decide.
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Harlan Lill
St. Johns
Orr
Jerry Mize
Westport High
Kansas City
Mize
Dickerson
Duke Burt
John Monroe
Aepnund
Ben Trackwell
Leavenworth
Bob McKee
Crawford
Lawrence Channel
Wrandotte
Dick Rosenfield
Junction City
McPherson
Ken Meters
Wichita
Fred Horton
Hugoton
Former KU grid star named Fort Scott police judge
Charles Warren son of Sen Harry Warren is named Fort Scott police judge after Ernest Briscoe is dismissed. Warren a KU center and All-Big Six honoree in 1938 1939 attended University 1995 1988. Phi Sigma Chi member. Mayor Brown and City Attorney Patterson cite Briscoe's drunkenness ruling and police force resignations as trigger for dismissal.
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Charles Warren
Harry Warren
Fort Scott
Ernest E. Briscoe
Warren
Univesity
Sigma Chi Fraternity
K. U S
Pillaeoe
State Tax Commission
State Corporation Commission
Charles Brown
Walter Patterson
Blinese
Brown
Three Court Rule Changes Sought For 1947 Season
New York March 26 The national rules committee will study three suggestions from the National Basketball Coaches Association aimed at the 1946 47 season. The changes would redefine in the act of shooting to protect shooters. They would allow offense to retain possession after a free throw in the last two minutes and permit last four minute substitutions only after timeouts.
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New York
Eage Sport
National Rules Committee
National Basketball Coaches Association
Knights rout Howling Green in national invitational final
De Paul defeated Howling Green 71 to 54 at Madison Square Garden to win the national Invitational basketball tournament final. Also notes a world indoor two mile record by Tye Rice and historical trades and signings in baseball, plus hockey playoff previews.
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mzo—De Paul
Howling Green
Madison Square Garden
Ake Tye
Rice
Knights of Columbus
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Steve Sandra
Washington Senators
Charney Huring
New York Yankee
St. Paul Et Sansas City
Tulsa Ar Wiarha
Officials seek uniform basketball rule interpretations nationwide
A dozen coaches and officials gathered to harmonize old rules, notably the act of shooting, through demonstrations and discussion. Renato Bunn and others discussed training officials, while other notes cover college coaches, players, and a bustling sports week with scores and listings.
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New York
Doc Carlson
Pitt
Elmer
Ripley
Georgetown
Notre Dame
Harry Rabenhorst
Louisiana
State
John Bunn
Stanford
Springfield College
KURLAND TO END COLLEGE CAREER IN N C A A FINAL
Oklahoma Aggies star Bob Kurland closes his college basketball career as they face North Carolina for the national title at Madison Square Garden. Dope favors the Aggies, led by Kurland who has emerged as the season's top scorer, with Oklahoma favored to win over UNC in the postwar era championship game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandiot Hall
Benarnevale
North Carolina U
Ben
Navy
Barney Berlinger
Pennsylvania Fish and Game Association
Indiana
Joseph Morjoseph
St. Joseph
Mich
Toledo Mudhens
Joseph
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Minneapolis Star
Bender
Kelp
First Rhem
New York
Bob Kurland
Oklahoma Aggies
Kurland
Aggies
Tarheels
Madison Square Garden
Cowboys
Hank Iba
Stillwater
Okla
Aggregation
Weldon Kern
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Dope
New York University
Ohio State
Baylor
California
Kansas City
Horace “Bones” McKinney
Bill Dickey Struggles With Leg Fitness For Yankees
St Petersburg Florida March 95 Bill Dickey is having trouble getting his legs in shape for the season and his age and navy service are cited as factors. Despite a long baseball career and winter bird hunting to keep tone, he reported severe discomfort after a four inning stint and then injured his toe in pregame practice while with Cleveland.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Bill
Navy
Joseph Y. McCarthy
Cleveland
Dickey
Flashes of Life and Odd Notes From March 26
A bus driver Joe Shook received a traffic ticket for parking in a bus loading zone in downtown. Ruby Bigelow in Manhattan Beach faces unwanted attention after aiding a tar-covered sea lion and releasing it back to the sea, only for the animal to return to her home uptown. A crowded telephone booth hints at more scattered items from Chicago on March 26.
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Seattle
Mar
Joe Shook
Menhattan Beach
Calif
Irs
Ruby Bigelow
Finke
Srain
Thief Loses Wallet Amid Suspect Property Sale Plot
Ira Wallace told police he overheard buyers in a crowded booth with two men arranging a property sale. One buyer fell ill and after the call was completed the men vanished with Wallace’s $270 wallet. A Chicago report notes the Australian war bride story follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Wallace
Wallace
Communists See Breakthrough in Manchurian Talks
Yenan reports Gen Chou En Lai sped to Chungking as talks resume to end deadlock over Manchuria. Chou left after accusing Kuomintang of rejecting armistice terms and a political settlement. A joint unity commission with Chou Chang and Gil lem is to fly to Mukden to pursue a cease fire amid ongoing fighting.
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Yenan
Choy En-Lai
Chungking
Chou
Kuomintang
National
China
Truce Commission
Manchuria
Unity Commission
Chang Chih Chung
Alvan C. Gillem, Jr
Mukden
Peiping Executive Headquarters
Brackett and Pleasant Hour Club Notes Busy March Program
The Brackett unit hosts a March 23 program on Personality in Clothing with Mrs Hunsinger and Mrs Kimber, while Mrs C. Winsler hosts a Pleasant Hour meeting March 18 and a book review on Green Years. Nearby residents update on illness travel and home moves as community ties remain strong.
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Kim Keriger
Tonganoxle
Brackett
Mee
Guy Uigetys
A. L. McClung
Mra
Hunsinger
Kimber
Pleasant Hour Club
Jim Kesinger
Lloyd Coffirma
CG. McClunges
C. C. Winsler
Arthur Hase
J. C. Parish
Walter Davis
McCleery
Chamber of Commerce
Edgar McClung
Guy Falky
Tandly
Norment Hack
J. D. Parie
Japan uses barter in revival of wartime trade
Tokyo reports Japan’s foreign commerce is reviving via barter as Allied powers oversee. Exports include raw silk expected to 40 50 percent of 1948 shipments, with trade talks underway with United States China Korea Hong Kong and Australia. Japan to ship to Chinwangtao explosives and aim to swap low count cotton yarns for relief shortages.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
China
Korea
Hong Kong
Russia
India
Australia
Richard May
Allied Head
Quartera. T
Formosa
Manchuria
Southeast Asia
Chinwangtao
Tiantsin
Pacific
Philippines
United
Two Youths Captured After Escaping Kansas Industrial Home
State highway patrol reports the capture of fugitives Sat. H. H. Schaperkotter and youths Cecil R. Saders and John R. Baggell. They escaped from the Kansaa industrial home and were recaptured after being held at the Lebanon Sea, with the boys from Kansas City Kan and Pittsburg Kan.
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Jefferson City
Mar
State Highway Patrol
Kansaa
Sat
H. H. Schaperkotter
Hoys
Cecil R. Saders
Kansas City
Kan
John R. Baggell
Pittsburg
Lebanon Sea
Kansas
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Fullback
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Jose Yi Ana Semme
Tease
Kurz Korner
K. U
Ft. Scott
Sports Mirror
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Will Harridge
American League
Clearwater
Low
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Oki Harridge
Mr. Boudreau
Loy
Aganis Table Holywood
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Pluteborgh
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Chicago
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St. Touts
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Buffalo
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Beston
Aggie Star
Missouri Valley
Bill Dickey
June Liabo
Paul Roland Liabo
Liabo
Palmer Liabo
Srackett
Kirkpatrick Sport Shop
Nippon Pen
H. & O. Tire CO
Ketchum Garage General
Greavik
Chrysler-Plymouth
Sartree
Skelly
Goodrum Garage
Anderson Implement Co
Maney Harris Farm Machinery
Lawrence
Morgan
Mack Motor CO
Pacific Islands
Nauru
Angaur
Rota
Kaneng
Journal-World
Buddy Gallagher Motors
DeSoto
Plymouth
Oliver Farm
Mans
Winter Chev. CO
N. B
Orm Pa T. Johnson
Board & Moore
N. BR
Aati
Hunsinger Motor Co
Mase
B.f.goodrich
V. R. Alburty
Mgr
Ransdell Motor Service
Maas
Alburty
Mer. Ee
Vermont
Means & Weaver
Oread
J. Underwood & Sons
Roruas
Morgan-Mack Motor CO
Mane
Bear Alee F Freesam
Pickens Bros. Machine Works
Bady
Ana Fender Servic
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Jack Budd
Phon
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