Feb. 3
Feb. 6
Feb. 13
Feb. 16
Feb. 17
Feb. 23
Feb. 26
Mar. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 6

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
1942-1943

Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers, Kansas City
Rockhurst Callege, KansasCity

« Joseph's, Philadelphia
St. Louls University, St. Louis
Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers, Lawrence
Missouri, at Lawrence
Oklahoma, at Norman
Oklahoma Ae & Me, at Lawrence
Camp Crowder, at Kansas City
Rosecrans Flyers
North American Bombers "
Kansas State, at Manhattan
Camp Crowder, es
Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers, Kansas City
Saas aoe teneeh oe School, Kensas City
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Towa, State, at Lawrence
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Oklahoma Ae & Me, at Stillwater
Nebraska, at Lawrence
Oklahoma, at Lawrence
Missouri, at Coluwnbia

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Kansas State, at Lawrence

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69 44
438 44
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@ KANSAS UNIVERSITY % LAWRENCE, KANSAS @ CHARLES ELLIOTT, Editor

 

 

LAWRENCE, Kans., Dec, —- The most ambitious basketball schedule in the history
of the Big Six Conference finds every team busily engaged in regular season games
this week as the freshman eligibility rule for the member schools awaits definite
action by the Big Six Athletic Board which meets in Kansas City Saturday.

Eighty-six games have been scheduled by the six schools for play during the
1942-43 basketball season. This is an increase of eight games over the schedule
of a year ago, The two conference co-champions, Kansas and Oklahoma, lead the
pack in respect to non-conference games. These two schools play as many games of
this nature as do the other four members combined,

Coach Forrest C. "Phog" Allen, who is starting his 26th year of basketball
coaching at the University of Kansas and his 32nd year of coaching, has outlined
a teriffic schedule for his Jayhawker cagers to weather this year, Besides the
ten regular conference games, eight other intercollegiate foes have been selected
as well as seven games with service teams of the nation, making a total of 25
scheduled games,

The Jayhawks will be making tieir second trip to New York City when they meet
Fordham University in Madison Square Garden December 28, The University of Oklahoma,
playing 13 non-conference games, will also appear in the Garden, playing St. Johns
College Dec. 19.

An oddity of the composite Big Six schedules this year is that no school goes
farther west than Wichita to play a game, although Oklahoma and Kansas reach the
eastern seaboard and ilissouri and Nebraska get as far east as Champaign, Illinois.

1942-1943 Big Six Conference and Non—Conference Basketball Schedule

(LEGEND: All games marked with an asterik before the first named team are
Big Six Conference games, The scores which are placed in parentheses after the site
of the game are the scores of games played between these two schools last year, the
first score being that of the first named team. The underlined score indicates
_that this score was made at the site where the game is being played on that date.)

 
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1943 Score
Dec. 2 | Iowa State vs, simpson at Ames,
Dec. 4 F Kansas State vs. Doane at Manhattan (57-43).
Dec, 5S Kansas vs. Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at Kansas City. |
Dec. 7M Iowa State vs. Grinnell at Grinnell (42-27).
Nebraska vs. South Dakota at Vermillion (48-28). to
Dec, 9 W Oklahoma vs. North Norman Navy Base at Norman, to
Dec, 10 Th Kansas State vs. washburn at Topeka (48-29). to
Dec, 11 F Iowa State vs. Drake at ames (49-20; 46-30). to
Oklahoma vs. Southwestern at Winfield. : to
Kansas vs. Rockhurst at Kansas City. Yi to ee
Dec, 12 S Nebraska vs, Illinois at Champaign. ae
Missouri vs, Missouri Valley at Columbia, to
Dec, 14 MW Missouri vs. Illinois at Champaign, to
Dec, 15 T Kansas vs, Creighton at Lawrence (53-49). ( Z3)to 3%
Dec, 16 W Oklahoma vs, Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at Kansds City. to
Dec. 19 S Nebraska vs. Iowa at Lincoln (41-35). to
Kansas State vs. Rockhurst at Manhattan, to
Oklahoma vs, St. Johns at New York, ey to
Dec. 21 i: Kansas State vs. Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at K. C, to
Oklahoma vs. Wisconsin at madison, to
Dec, 23 Wi Oklahoma vs, Naval Pier at Chicago, to
Dec. 26S Kansas vs. St. Bonaventure at Buffalo. S54 to ae
Oklahoma vs. Bradley Tech at Peoria (42-47). to
Dec, 28 ii Kansas vs, Fordham at New York, 51 BOE Se
Dec. 29 T liissouri vs, Olathe Naval air Base Clippers at Columbia, to
Dec, 30 W Nebraska vs. Indiana at Lincoln (29-56), : to
(Extra space for additional games, ) ae
Jan, 1F Kansas vs, St. Louis at St, Louis, Lo te 72
Jan. 2S Missouri vs. Ft. Leonard Wood at Columbia, to
Jan, 4 iM Kansas vs, Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at lawrence, go to 3 2
Jan, 5 T *Kansas State vs, Nebraska at lianhattan (38-35; 38-44). te
Jan. 6 W Kansas vs. Missouri at Lawrence (67-44; 48-34). b7 to “dg
Jan, 7 Th Missouri vs. Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at Kansas City. to

 
 

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Jan, 8F Nebraska vs. Great Lakes Naval School at Lincoln (40-50), ! to
Jan. 9S *Oklahoma vs. Kansas at Norman (63-51; 32-54). 4 3 to FY
*Iowa State vs. Kansas State at Ames (34-36;44-43). to
Jan. 12 T Kansas State vs. Rockhurst at Kansas City. to
Jan, 131% Kansas vs- Oklahoma A. & Mi. at Lawrence (31-28; 33-40;32-28) ). to 2 /
Jan. 16 S *llissouri vs, Nebraska at Columbia (40-41; 45-51). ty.
Kansas vs. Camp Crowder at Kansas City. 7 to 34
#Oklahoma vs. Kansas State at Norman (47-40; 26~25). to
Jan. 18 iM *Iowa State vs. Nebraska at Ames (39-33; 31-39). to
Jan. 19 T Cklahoma vs, South Norman Naval Base at Norman. to
Jan. 20 1] *Kansas State vs, Kansas at Manhattan (26-45; 44-46). Up to W
Jan, 21 Th Neorasha vs. Olathe air Base at Lincoln, to
Jan. 22 F *iissouri vs. Iowa State at Columbia (45-413; 25-34). to
Kansas State vs, Ft, Riley CRCT at Ft, Riley. to
Jan. 23 S Oklahoma vs, Wichita at i/ichita, to
Kansas vs, Camp Crowder at Neosho, (31) te iS
Jan. 29 F- Iowa State vs. Drake at Des Moines (46-30; 49-20). to
Missouri vs. Great Lakes Naval School at Kansas City. to
Kansas vs. Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at Kansas City, 3 | tog ©
Jan. 30 S *Nebraska vs. Oklahoma at Lincoln (41-46; 29-37) to

Kansas vs, Great Lakes Naval School at Kansas City (37~53)./ WI} touw)
Miissouri vs. Olathe Naval air Base Clippers at Kansas City._ to
(Extra space for additional games, )

 

 

 

 

 

 

Feb, 1 ki *Iowa State vs. Oklahoma at ames (46-43; 37-46) to
Kansas State vs. washburn at Manhattan (48-29). to

Feb. 31 Kansas vs. Olathe Naval air Base Clippers at Gardner, (22Jto 42

Feb, 6 S *Kansas vs, Iowa State at Lawrence (60-44; 41-45.) #y to 20
“Missouri vs. Kansas State at Columbia (44-36; 35-42). to

 

| Nebraska vs. Olathe Naval air Base Clippers at Kansas City. to
Feb, & kh Oklahoma vs. Iowa State at Norman (46-37; 43-46). es
Feb. 9T Kansas State vs, Olathe Naval air Base Clippers at Manhattan, to

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Feb. 10 WW Oklahoma vs. North Norman Naval Base at Norman. to

Feb, 13 S *Kansas State vs. Oklahoma at Manhattan (25-26; 40-47). to
“Nebraska vs. Kansas at Lincoln (32-51; 30-58). Sito Sa

Feb, 15 M *Missouri vs. Oklahoma at Columbia (31-46; 36-60). a ee
*Iowa State vs. Kansas at ames (45-41; 44-60). #7] to QA

Feb. 17 W *Nebraska vs. Kansas State at Lincoln (44-38; 35-38). to
Kansas vs. Oklahoma A. & I. at Stillwater (33-40; 32-28; 31- yy) to 3

Feb, 19 F Oklahoma vs, Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at Norman 28). ee

Feb, 20S Kansas State vs. Ft. Riley CRCT at Manhattan, to
#Nebraska vs. llissouri at Lincoln (51-45; 41-40). to

Feb, 22 li *Iowa State vs. llissouri at Ames (34+-25; 41-45). to

Feb. 23 T Kansas State vs, Olathe Naval air Base Clippers at Gardner, to
*Kansas vs, Nebraska at Lawrence (58~30; 51-32). oe Re a

Feb, 26 F *Kansas vs. Oklahoma at Lawrence 62~34; 51-63). 44. to 39
*Kansas State vs. Missouri at hanhattan (42-35; 36-44). to

Feb, 27 S “Nebraska vs. Iowa State at Lincoln (39-31; 33-39). ‘to

 

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Mar, 11 *“ansas State vs. Iowa State at Manhattan ( : 36-34) « to
#Oklahoma vs. Nebraska at Norman (37-29; 46-41). AS
Mar, 2 T *liissouri vs. Kansas at Columbia (34-48; 44-67). “47 to #3
Mar. 4 Th Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma a. & li, at Norman (39-32; 19-27;35-44). to
Kansas vs. Creighton at Omaha (53-49) Gipo te
Lar, 6S *Oklahoma vs. liissouri at Norman (60-36; 46-31). to |
*Kansas vs. Kansas State at Lawrence (46-44345~26). H7 to _3@
lidar, 11 Th Oklahoma vs. Oklahoia A. & M. at Stillwater (19-27 33932; to
(Extra space for additional games). (35~Lb)
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(LEGEND: All games marked with an asterik before the first named team are
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of the game are the scores of games played between these two schools last year,
the first score being that of the first named team. The underlined score indicates
that this score was made at the site where the game is being played on that date, )

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Expenses of trip to Norman, Oklahoma, January 8, 9, 10.

The following men made the trip: Coach Allen, Trainer Nesmith,

, Armand Dixon, Otto Sshnellbacher, Hohn Buescher, Charles Black,

Bob Fitspatrick, Jack Ballard, Ray Evans, Bill Brill, Max Kissell,

and Peul Turner.
Left Lawrence Jan. Sth. ,
Pullman service $2.00
Hotel, Oklahoma City 49.90
Taxi (3 cars), Okla. City to Norman and return
@ $6.50 19.50

Service, Hotel, $1.10; cokes, 85/¢ 1695
After game meal, train (orange juice, fruit,

ise cream, milk, sandwiches, etc.) 14.10
Pullman service 2.00
faxi, Okla. City 1.40

Entertainnent, $7.20; phones, $1.40; drinks, $2.40;

newspapers, 60¢; fruit, $1.20 12.80

 

Expenses of trip to Kansas City, January 16, to play
triple-header with North American Bombers, Rosecrans
Field Flyers and Cemp Crowder.

The following men made the trip: Coach Allen, Trainer
Nesmith, George Dick, Don Blair, larry McSpadden, Armand
Dixon, Otto Schnellbacher, John Buesoher, Charles Black,
Bob Pitspatrick, Jack Billard, Ray Evans, John Short, Bill
Brill, Has Kise#ll, Bill Forsyth, and Paul Turner.

Hotel, Kansas City $89.07
Taxi, Kensas City, $6.40; phones, $2.85 ‘ 9.25
B. G, Foods, Ine. 34.40
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Expenses to Manhattan, January 20th.

The following men made the trip: Coach Allen, Trainer
Nesmith, Armand Dixon, Otto Schnellbacher, John Buescher,
Charles Black, Bob Fitzpatrick, Jack Ballard, Ray Evans,
Bill Brill, Mex Kissell, Paul Turner»

 

 

Neon meal, Topeka $10.95
Hotel Gillette, Manhattan 22.65
Schen's Cafe $2.86
Drinks, $2.40; fruit, $1.80; Texi, $3.60;
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Phones, 80¢; papers, 50f5 service, 8575
extre meals, $1.40 . 3.55
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Expenses to Karsas City, January 29 and 30, for
double-header games with Olathe Clippers and Great
Lakes teens.
The following men made the trip: Coach Allen, Trainer
Nesmith, George Dick, Don Blair, Larry McSpadden, Armand
Dixen, Otto Schnellbacher, John Buescher, Charles Black,
Bob Fitgpatrick, Jack Ballard, Ray Bans, Bill Brill, -
Max Kissell, Bill Forsyth, Paul Turner.
Hotel, Kansas City, two days $131.43
Taxi 8.60
Band expense, Hotel R. E. Lee, $11.93; show and
entertainment, $24.60 38.35.
: B. G. Poods, Ino., $58.65; drinks, $3.20;
phones, $2.40 64.25
Service expense, $2.90; fruit, $1.90; gum, 50¢;
medicines, $1.90 7.20
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Charles Black, Bob Fitapatrick, Jack Ballard, Ray Evans,
Bill Brill, Max Kissell, and Paul Turner.

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February ll, 1943

Mr. Earl Falkenetien,
Athletic Office.

Dear Earl:

+ ae Wilde Sine Mes Sek etten, Jo» ee
asking that you handle the matter.

When we turned in the expense account I want to explain that —
due to the uncertainty of early morning train travel for Camp

the Southern Belle for Neosho.

We were met by the Camp Crowder people, 4neluding Lt. Krickhan,
and driven out to the camp. We ate at the Reception Center .
and paid for our meals, and stayed at the barracks for the night,
but we caught a 4 o'clock train out, which was late. We ate
st on the dining car but the train was late in getting
into Kensas City end we missed our connection for Lawrence. We
did not get home until Sunday night.

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OFFICIALS (essigndd as of Dec. 17, 1942)

Missouri @ Lawrence
Kansas @ Norman

Kansas @ Menhattan

. Towa State @ Lawrence
Kansas & Lincoln

Kansas @ Ames

Nebraska @ Lawrence
Oklahoma @ Lawrence
Kansas @ Columbia

Kansas State @ Lawrence ©

Gardner @ Kansas City
Rockhurst @ Kansas City
Creighton © Bawrence
Gardner © Lawrence :
Oklahoma Aggies @ Lawrence
Camp Crowder @ Kansas City
Gardner @ Kansas City
Great Lakes @ Kansas City
Gerdner @ Lawrence

Kansas @ Stillwater

Kanses @ Omaha

Lance, Oblrhe lman
Lance, Hogue

Pullian, Hinkhouse
Oberhelman
Pullian, Hogue

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Oberhelman

5 Hogue, Lance

Van Reen, Oberhelman

 Hinkhouse, Browning

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Brown, Ellis

Gibbs, Oberhelman
Obérhelman, Hinkhouse
Gibbs, .

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December 10, 1942.

The following men will make the trip to Kansas City on Friday, December
llth, to play in the Rockhurst College game. Leave at 1:00 p.m. - Santa
Fe.

' George Dick
Larry MoSpadden
Armand Dixon
Otte Schnellbacher
John Buescher
Bob Pitgpatriok
Jack Ballard
Ray Evans
Join Short

Max Kissell

Stanley Hansen
Bill Forsyth
Paul Turner

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NAME TAWRENCE ADDRESS . FHONE SCHOOL
D on Burt 1245 West Campus 868 Dodge City
Elton Winter Delta Chi 868 Sublette High
Warren Spiker Teke 348 Hutchinson
Ted White 1425 Tenn. 552 Lyons
Bill EBlbl 1641 Tenn. | 348 Sterling High
Darrell Havener Signa Nu tart Paseo
Hal Hunter 1425 Tenn. 552 Attica High
Richard Pfister 1409 Rhode Is. 258 Powhattan, Ks.
Loutrelle Henderson 1245 W. Campus 868 Ingalls, Kse
Wartin Keeth 1222 Miss. 495 — Westport
Paul G. Kamen 1116 Miss. 613 Hightstown
Bob Helinek ‘1420 Ohio (1144 Beloit
Elwin Mitchell 1245 W. Campus , 868 Ingalls, Ks.
Jed Kennedy 1301 W. Campus | 726 Bartlesville, Okla.
Clark Tucker 1301 W. Campus 726 Kansas City, Kansas
Jim Bossi 17 West 14th 274M Arkansas City
Ralph Dorrel Lone Jack,: Mo. Lone Jack ©
Jack Nuttmann 1218 Miss. 2788w Paxico
A. J. Handy 1325 Tenn. 2165 Kismet
Vernon Roth 15373 Tenn. 205 Holygood, Ks.
Clarence Strait 1245 W. Campus Rd. 868 Ingalls, Ks.
B. Kresie 1420 Qhio 1144 Auburn, Ks.
Bill Debus 1140 Miss. 2864 Wyandotte
Pat Munger 1621 Edgehill 957 Shawnee Mission
Kirk Scott 1621 Edgehill 957 Newton
Jack McCoy 1621 Edgehill 957 Emporia
Bill Kanaga 1621 Edgehill 957° Northwest
Walt Quiring 1621 Edgehill 957 Hutchinson
Russell Stuessi 820 Maine 1989W Paseo
Bill Seitz (1218 Miss. 2788W Ellsworth
Don Ash 1400 Ohio 56 Circleville, Ks»
Richard Spencer 1400 Ohio. 56 Circleville, Ks.
Carlos Beardmore 1420 Ohio 1144 Maulsoto, Ks.
Milford Kaufmen Jolliffe Hall 355 Moundridge
Neil Jenkins 1126 Ohio 1115 Kins ley
Harlan Lill 1126 Ohio 1115 St. John
Don Ware 1131 Ohio 1784W Dighton
Wilbert Hiss 1537— Tenn. 206 Kingsdown
Don Fields 1614 Kentucky 1095 Kingsdown
Emil Hever | 1545 Le. 164 Nashville
Clay Hedrich, dr. 1621 Cagehill Rd. 957 Newton
John Dewell 1621 Cagehill Rd. 957 Newton
Charles Lear 1621 Edgehill Rd. 957 Saline
Larry Miller . 1425 Tenn. - 555 Southwest
Ed. Rédinger 1525 Tenn. 2165 Olathe .
Maleolm Pfautz Battenfeld Hall 254 Marion High
D. G. Williams 1607 Crescent Rd. 1967 Cultfer Military Acadeny
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Don Burt (3) Q.B.
Elton Winter (4)

Ellis Nicolet (5) Guard
‘Bryce Kresie (6)

Bill Debus (7)

Clark Churchill (8) Forward
Jack McCoy (9) |

Walt Quiring (10)

John Dewell (11) Porward
Clay Hedrick (12)

Charles Lear (13) Guard
D. G. Williams (14)

Bill Kanaga (15)

Bud Shaffer (16)

Pat Munger (17)

Loutrelle Henderson (18)

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Larry MoSpadden
Armand Dixen

Otto Schnellbacher
John Buescher
Charles Black
Robert Fitzpatrick
Jack Ballard

John Shert

Max Kissell

Bill Forsyth

_ Paul Turner

Charles Elliott

Dean Nesmith, Trainer
Forrest C. Allen, Coach

 
 

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

BIG SIX BASKETBALL SCHEDULE, 1942-43 4

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Wed., Jan, 20
Sat,, Feb. 6

Sat., Feb. 13
Mon., Feb. 15
‘Tues., Feb, 23
Fri., Feb. 26
Tues., Mar. 2

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Nebraska at Lincoln Harrison,
Iowa State at Ames Harrison,
Nebraska at Lawrence Harrison,

Oklahoma at Lawrence Curtis (7),

Missouri at Columbia Van Reen,

Pullian
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Asa S. BUSHNELL e
Eastern Intercollegiate REAVES E. PETERS
Football Association Big Six Conference
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ArtuHur E. Emers James W. St. Car
Missouri Valley Conference Southwest Conference
March 2
1943

Me. Earl Falkenstein
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Earl:
The officials for your game with the Aggies the
6th. will be Hinkhouse and Hogue. Browning was assigned but
will be unable to work since he is now playing with the Phillips
66 team down there.
Dr. Allen will not be back until Firday. Will you
tell him of this change. I am sure it will be alright with him.

Very truly yours,

Kana

R. E. Peters