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George Dick, of McLouth, Kansas, splendid end of this year's Kansas football
team, victors over the Missouri Tigers, was elected Honor Captain Monday night

at a banquet given by the Kansas Relays Club to the happy Jayhawkers.

Kansas won her first basketball game of the opening 1943-44 season last
night in Hoch Auditorium from the Herington*Army wir Base by the score of 40
to 27. The next home game will be Saturday night, December 4, when we play

the Hutchinson Naval Air Station.

In the next few weeks we will aavete a full broadcast to the personnel of
the Kansas squad, better acquainting you with the boys making up the war time
edition of our indoor sport. |

The long Lane of athletic greats of past Kansas basketball’ fame pass in
pageant review before me Newie ht -- Paul Secisur’, Executive Vice Fresident
of the Phillips Seis este Comber Waldo Bowman, Editor of the Engineering
News Record of New York; Tusten Ackerman of the Equitable Life insurance
Company of New York; eharite Black =—- Charlie Black No. 1, of the Illinois
Owen Glass Chiciasy:; Toledo, Ohio; Arthur "Dutch" Lonborg, ligt tees Gena Univer-
gies ¥ Bie “Wocataiever of the Lawrence Daily Journal World; former Coach
Johnny Bunn, now Dean of Men at Stanford University; Bob Mosby, of the Cook “
Paint Company, Detrotts Lee Page, Gale Gordon, Al Peterson, Fred Pralle,
Ray eee Don Bbling, Howard nglemen, Jobeny Kline, Ray Noble, Paul Rogers,

T. P. Hunter
, Mitt and Bob Allen, Ralph Miller, Ray Evans, Charlie Black, Resend Dixon, Otto

Schnellbacher, John Buescher, and Sparky McSpadden,

These boys and other Kansas greats have made General Dougles MacArthur's

othe,

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