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Court Stars

Kansas F lash
Threatens All
Big Six Marks

“BY HAROLD ‘CLAASSEN.
Howard Engleman, the Kansas for-
ward, fired at the basket on a recent
road trip. The ball hit the backboard,
_ Slanted for the hoop, skidded around
the ‘rim and—plopped harmlessly to
‘the floor.
The anti-Kansas crowd cheered.
‘They considered it a moral victory

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EOQWARD “ENGLEMAN.
Dr. Allen’s Blond Breeze.

although their basketball worthies
_were being defeated by Engleman &
Co. In: that game the Jayhawk star
_ scored 23 points and sank nine of 12
\shots from the field of play.

. Engleman, the blond breeze of Dr.
¥F..C. Allen’s latest Big Six title con-

tingent, is challenging every confer- 1

ence scoring record. After four league
games he was leading the marksmen
with an average of 20 points a game
in contrast to the 15.4 establisched in
1937 by Frank Groves of Kansas
State.

He was Aveeawine 8.25 field goals a
contest. The record in that depart-
“ment is 6.4. He hadn’t missed a free

 

 

throw in the Jayhawks last two
Bames, , ; 1