15-rounder in the Coliseum at
Los Angeles.

ALL BIG SIX

|Kansas, Okies
Place 2 Each

KANSAS CITY, March 6 (®)—The
University of Kansas Jayhawks, who
annexed their twelftn conference];
title on a 10-0 record this winter,
shared honors with Oklahoma’s
Sooners on the Associated Press all-
big six basketball team for 1945-’46.

The Kansans landed two of their
1943 all-star greats, war veterans
Charlie (The Hawk) Black and Otto
Schnellbacher, on the first mythical
quintet, while Oklahoma came up
with freshman forward Paul Courty
and Jack Landon, guard, and the
only repeater from 1945. s

Coaches of the member schools
and sports writers, who co-operated
in choosing the.teams, were unani- 3
mous in their approval. of Black,
Lawrence, Kas., whose 17.3 average
in 10 games was tops among the
individual scorers.

Black, a 24-year-old, 6-foot, 414-
inch ex-Army Air Corps Captain, is
‘la third time all-conference man.|’
He previously won the honor as aj,

sophomore in 1942 and again in/1943. |,
%| The all-big six teams:

THE ALL BIG SIX TEAM
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
0 Courty (Okla.) F Weatherby (Kan.)

Schellenbckr (Kan.) F Stark (Iowa S.)
Black (Kan.) — Cc Peck (Kan.) jog
Landon (Okla.) G Payton (Kan.)
Petersen (Iowa S.) G Brown (Neb.) |.