HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

COLLEGIATE
BASKETBALL
RECORD

 

 

 

 

 

Prepared and Issued By --
HEIMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

117 West Ninth Strect
Los sngoles, California

February, 19 4 3

 

 

PAUL H. HSIMS, Sponsor

 

 

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COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL RECORD

 

 

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Upon the following pages of this booklet, Helms «thlotic Foundation
has recorded its Collegiate Baskctball selections. Included. aro annual
collegiate baskctball National Championship scolections, for the years
1920 to 1942, inclusive; annual All-jncrica Collogiate Basketball Team
scolections, for the yoars 1920 to 1942, inclusive; All-Time i1l-Amcrica
Collcgiate Basketball Tcam selections; selection of the groatost collcg-
iate basketball coaches of all timc; annual Collegiate Baskotball Player
of the Yoar selections; Collcgiate Basketball Hall of Famo solcctions,
and other collegiate basketball solcctions and factse

The Helms ithlotic Foundation scloctions, in cvory instance, havo
been based upon actual performances by players and toams, and not upon
reputation, ‘Sclections have been made only after many months of cxact-
ing rescarch, and careful study of the porformanecs of thousands of
players and hundrods of tcams.

It is truc that tho:nomes of many brilliant playcors’‘have been omitted
from the Helms athletic Foundation sclcctions. However, in limiting the
All-America Team solcetions to ten players cach year, tho situation is
only natural. In naming tcams for National Championship honors cach year,
the records of the foremost teams were carefully analyzed before a dcci-~
sion was reached. In a numbor of cases, it was an oxcecdingly difficult
mattor to finally pick the Nationecl Championship tcam.

In'naming the "greatest coaches,” Hclns -+thlotic Foundation was
guided, to a groat oxtent, by the recommendations of collogiate basket
ball coaches and authoritics =- to whom questionnaires wore sont in
1942. However, decisions wore not reached until ofter’the coaching
records of coaches had been compiled by the Foundation, and until after
such compilations had been carefully 4tiidied.

Helns «thictic Foundation’is grateful to thoso coaches, sports writers,
college news burcau dircectors, and authoritics who provided facts, infor-
mation and recormendations, in rolation to the collegiate basketball ro» ©
scarch which has beon conductcd by the Foundation for the past six monthse

Oddly cnough, this collogiate basketball record -- the first compiled
and issucd by Helms «thlotic Foundation =» has becn titled "Part II." This
may be cxplained as follows. It was’ planned by Hclms athlctic Foundation
to prepare and issuc a collogiate baskctball record for the poriod 1900 to
1942, inclusive. The task was such a groat one, duc to the incompleteness
of recorded collegiate basketball achiovononts, Piriiculoriy in he cariy
yoors of the Game, that it was decided to first propate and issuc a col+
logiate basketball record for the period 1920 to 1942, inclusive ++ titling
it "Part II," and, at a lator date, preparo and issue "Part I" -- =n
the aah ec - 1919, inclusive.

The expense for resoarch and the preparation of this Collogiate Baskct-
ball record has beon defraycd by Poul H. Holms, of Los «ngcoles, who is tho
Foundcr and Sponsor of Helms athlotic Foundation.
 

 

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1921 PINNSYLVANTA,

Gdward T. McNichol Dan McNichol ok 651 3593

1922 KANSAS «©

Forrest C, Allen. o Georze Rody 16 2 596 378
1923 KANSAS ..e Forrest Ce sllene e Paul Endacott 17 1 567 299
1924 NORTH CAROLINA. « Nomen We Shepard « Winton Green 25 O 915 495
1925 PRINCETON...» Albert Wittmers » « SoC» Cleaves — 3 1 aS
1926 SYRACUSHe e « © ¢ Lewis Pe Andrease e« Victor Hanson 19 1 637 453

1927 NOTRE DALE. George E. Keogane e John Nyikos iS” 1 Gh Bee

1928 PITTSBURGH. « « « HeClifford Carlson Sykes Reed a oo te Go.
1929 MONTNA STATE « : Schubert R. Dyche » Frank Ward 35 8 2236 1204
1930 PITTSBURGHe « « e HeCliffore. Carlson Charles Hyatt 25 2 940 660 °
1931 NORTHWESTARN. «+ « Arthur C. Lonborg »« Bert Riel 16 i. Seo Fe
1932 PURDUE eee Ward L. Lambert « « Join Wooden 17 i 7S
1933 KENTUCKY. © e e « Adolph Fe Ruppe « « Forest Sale = CS L075 630
1934 WYOMING « . « « « Wwillerd Witte » ee tos Witto =. - 26 %d ITO50 675
19355 Wi YORK.) « es « Howard Ge Canne e 5 Sidney Gross 19 1 740 48°
1936 NOTRE DAME. » « « George Ey Keogane (Martin Peters p2* 2 10535 67"

(John Ford

1937 STANFORDe « © @ @ John W. Buntie « «+. 6 Bryan Moore 25 a 1326 914.

1938 TEMPLE... Janes Usilton « « » (Don Shields oS. 8: isk. St

(Meyer Bloom
1939 LONG ISLAND . - » Clair I". Bees « « « Irving Torgoff 24 90 1320 815
1940 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Justin M. Barry (No Captain ) 20 3 1099 8a?
1941 WISCONSIN . . - « ‘iarold 4. Fosters « Gene Englund 20 3 1004 835
1942 STANFORD. »... Zverett S. Dean. » (Don Burness of: he OU aS
(Bill Cowden

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NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONS **°

AS CHOSEN BY HEIMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

 

1920 PSNNSYLDVANIA

 

46 Ursinus 13
24 Muhlenberg 6
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36 Lehigh 20
$6 Lafayette 10
44 Wash-Jeff 16
29 Swarthmore 29
27 Princeton ok
oe Yai & 16
21 Penn State 16
57 Colunbia 18
AL Derimouth 14
27 Delaware 21
26 Cornell 135
32 Columbia 10
45 Dartmouth 10
20: Corneil 15
44- Yale 16
26 Princeton 20
29° Adoring, 29
24 Chicago 28
29 Chicago pd
_25 Chicago uae
Veo (ee = 2) 393
1921 PEeNNSYLVANIA
42 . Ursinus Le
24 Temple ig
36 Muhlenberg 14
28 Drexel 10
14 Syracuse S
22 Columbia 16
19 Catholic a7
26 Dartmouth 18
37 Lafayette 12
41 Dartmouth 16
19 Lehigh LO
40 Va.Military 15
19 Cormell 20
19 Columbia 18
Ze Cornell 20
go Yeahs LL
44 Delaware 135
29 Swarthmore 17
46 Yoao.is 13
19 Penn State 21
33 Princeton 2a
24 New York ik
_27 Princeton 20
651° (41 + 2) 353

i922 KANSAS

 

52 Minnesota i
88 Grinnell 16
28 Drake Zo
44 Washington 17
25 Nebraska 15
Ao Missouri 30
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41 Oklahoma 24
32 Iowa State . 21
Se Kansas Ste 23
42 Oklahoma 28
24 Iowa State 18
cl Grinnell 14
28 Drake 13
26 Missouri 16
4) Washington 26
44. Kansas Ste 26
43, Nebraska 16
596 (16 - 2) 378
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29 Creighton 7
30 Nebraska 20
22 Lowa State 12
37 Towa State 17
25 Grinnell 8
42 Drake 18
21 Missouri a5
54 Washington 16
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27 Oklahoma oi
4:1 Washington 14
44. Rangas Ste 23
56 Nebraska 15
“1 Drake ae
24 Kansas St. 17
42 Oklahoma 18
2o . Missouri 20
38 . Grimelieu: .16
567 (47 = i) « 299

* Non-collegiate

1920 - 1942, INCLUSIVE

1924 NORTH CAROLINA

 

32 Durham Elks* 22
oo Mercer 20
50 Guilford Bo
57 Davidson 27
40 Durham Elks* 22
oo 2 2 Oe 13
32 Wake Forest 15
ol, Trinity 20
40 VaeMilitary 25
So Catholic 22
26 Maryland 20
88 Lynchburg 26
19 Wash-Lee 16
53 Virginia 20
bo Beseemorine 1?
54 Wm. & Mary 18
40  NosCarsState. 9
eo Trinity 20
33 Wake Forest. 12
41 No.Car.State 24
26 Wash-Lee L?
41 Kentucky 20
37 . Vanderbilt 20
35 Misse Agrie 22
26 Alabama 4
915 (25 - 0) 493
1925 PRINCETON
29 Lehigh 9
31 Muhlenberg 23
25 Westminister 25
52 Carnegie Te 40
35 Firestoreco* 16
39 Ohio State 34
57 Penn Mile 10
24 Columbia 15
29 Haverford LL
42 Swarthmore Bo
ro fF 8S AD
30 Cornell 15
58 Amherst LL
29 Catholic 20
38 Maryland 24
35 Pennsylvania 20
3L Cornell 18
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25 Dartmouth pas
56 .Dickinson 24
25 Columbia LO
30 Dartmouth 19
_28 Pennsylvania_29
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1926 SYRACUSE

 

61 Clarkson 14
29 Buffalo 20
5O Pennsylvania 25
42 Princeton ay
54 Cornell 20
24 Buffalo 20
40 New York 20
c4 Niagara 18
30 Cornell 20
ne 6h OMY 20
42 Rutgers 20
56 Michigan 32
28 Colgate 22
28 Rochester 26
28 Rochester 22
SL Penn State 37
50 Rochester ne
a4 St. Lawrence 18
29 Penn State 2)
_2£9 Colgate 2
637. { 19. ei. 9 433
1927 NOTRE DAME
Sl Armour Tech 13
42 Earlham LZ
24 Minnesota 19
19 Lowa 18
28 Northwestern 20
27 Northwestern EL
41 Detroit 24
22. Franklin:' 4
57 Wabash 26
56 Mich, State 15
27 Marquette a1
19 Wisconsin 14
46 Franklin 16
35 Wabash Ao
3o Pittsburgh 13
24 Detroit 23
04 Mich. State 22
Jo Marquette 13
42 Creighton 20
Sl Creighton “ee
631 (19 -— 1) 576

 

49 Michigan 39
36 Chicago 26
o9 Northwestern 34
44 Iowa 40
64 Dartmouth 3
90 Ohio State O28
45 Syracuse 24
67 Carnegie Tech 28
Sl West Virginia 26
42 Army 36
48 Colgate 37
50 Carnegie Tech 28
48 Penn State 25
56 Al.egheny 33
24 Notre Dame 22
59 Carnegie Tech 37
44 Wash & Jeff 30
b4& Grove City a
45 West Virginia 42
35 Wash & Jerf 32
_45 Penn State 28
993 eo. eo 662
1930 PITTSBURGH
57 Muskingum 50
35 Indiana 31
38 Northwestern 30
29 Towa el
38 Grove City 30
o8 . Ohio State 33
54 Nebraska a7
68 Montana State 37
24 Carnegie Tcch 18
43 Georgetown A
33 Notre Dame 13
48 Carnegie Tech 25
29 Syracuse 40
SL Fordham a7
25 Notre Dame 16
47 Penn State 20
38 Wash & Joff 30
2. West Virginia 19
47% Carncgic Tech 22
40 Temple &B
59 Army £5
25 West Virginia 343
29 - St« Vincent 28
- 67 Washington 20
47. Penn State ae
940 (23 =2 ] 660

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Brige Young
Brig. Young.
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NATIONAL COLLSGIAT? CHAMPIONS « » AS Chosen By Helms Athlctic Foundation

 

 

 

 

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1931 NORTH AST&RN 1933 KaNTUCKY 1935 Ne YORK |
26 Bradley 29 62 Georgetown al 35 Alumni 22
44 Notre Dame 29 “4 -. . 59 Lafayette 39
31 Carloton 22 a 4 i
32 Alabama 10 — a a ra am
at tee 2 17 58 Chicago 26 Aves
otre amc %Q Ohio State se 45 Hopkins 12
27 Michigan a2 32 Creighton 26 25 Kentucky 22
oo. Jidinois 27 22 Creighton oA 37 Gcorgcetwon 21
26 Michigan 21 44 So. Carolina 36 36 Fordham 24.
35 Ohio State 22 42 ‘Tennessee a1 38 Templo 22
31 Chicago 16 “a eben = 37 St. Francis 11
35 Minnesota 26 40 ona iene h4 . 19 lianhattan 18
- derbilt 29
27 Chicago 15 an Bee 3D 29. Fa lo 33
28. .e1inois 35 283 So, Carolina 44 50 Gcorgetwon 36
40 Jowa 30 81 Mexico 22 46 Novy 36
45 Minnesota 23 45 Georgia Tech 22 27 Brooklyn 25
32 Ohio Stato 18 5S Alabarna SL 4? Manhattan 19
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5r Louisiana Ste 38 25 Rutgers 19
46 Mississippi St_27 ZL CCNY aa
1932 PURDUE 1073 (20-3) 630 m0 {ig=-1}). 49
52 Washington Ua 23
pee i ay aa 1934 WTYONING 1986 Norah DAME
41 Pittsburgh 25 al
5] Montann Stato 2 - oC. _—: 62 Albion 26
51 Monmouth 26 eee has = f St. Mo 22
A, Endions 30 — eee ~ 65 estrone 1"
21 Tllinois 28 . | Liman oe
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26 Marquctte 20 =e ae kere nd 3D ger ao 27
38 Ohio State 33 . a dow 8
40 Chicago 27 SS a ms i «
4:5 Ohio Stato 26 - oe. ne 2 Northw'n (tic) 20°
48 Northwestern 33 - ee wo 29 a sake 38
42 Indiana 29 > = 43 Pittsburgh ae
28 ‘Wisconsin al = rene - 37 Mar Aas 52
4. Jllinois 19 BA Grids Walioge 4 30 ae lvania 27
31 Northwestern 17 o , Getorae Sry 46 § ae 4:3
5a Ghienso 18 49 Colorado Mines 25 35 ie 2”
sana ——- 41 Colorado Mincs 16 53 gt. Bonodict 1
7a. (+i) = . ao = 33 Tllinois 25
4” Brighan Young 44 : paar —-
43 Brightn Young 34 ‘1 Kentucky e
58 “Bolcn, NeMef 12 = a ae id
43 “Wilcox OLlors# 20 <S Pittetargh ae
*Yon-Collegiate Toans 39 “Odeon, Uteh# 35 a Minnesota 18
#Nottl AAU. Tournanont 28 *Gridloy, Kane# 25 ie apa -
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NATIONAL COLLIGIATS CHAMPIONS . . As Chosen By Holms Athlctic Foundation .

 

 

 

1937 STANFORD. 1939 LONG ISLAND : 1941 WISCONSIN.
42. Colit. Aeris . 16 65 Alumni 36 59 Ripon 20
60 Olympic Club 49 64 Newark 14 38 Marquctte 32
ol Sen Jose St. 24 41 Panzor ae £4. Notre Dame 43
Sl Warrensburg 31 82 Princcton Son, 37 34 Pittsburgh 36
45 Temple 38 63 EeStroudsburg 33 30 Marquette 40
45 Long Island dsl 7? Me Gill og 52 Princcton 40
39 Canisius 2 a. 63 Montclair Thr. 40 46 Nebraska ol
67 Western ReSe 2¢ 45 SO. Calif. 18 27 Minnesota 44.
58 Hamline 26 52 Kentucky 4 49 Iowa 35
66 Montana State 28 41. Marquctte 34 48 Purdue 42
65 U.C.LA. 40 64 Now York ACG 45 40 Michigan 30
OT * UpC slawhs 36 46 Toledo og “4; Chicago oF
OL. Coiifomia oo 48 Goneva 39 46 “Onio eeate. Sli
50 St. liary's 20 48 Duquesne Sl 59 Buticr 55
39°: So. Calirs 42 65 Seranton 53 48 Northwestorn 46
Gi‘ So. Gobir. 49 62 Canisius 50 46 Illinois 30
50 California OF 61 Sts Freaneis 20 4:5 Parduc 42
61 Ban Frans o4 70 SteBoneventure 31 65 Chicago 25
42 UeCeLleA. 40 Oe Beavimore 34: 98 Indiana 30
67 UsGalwhks 58 65 John Marshall 25 42 Minnesota 32
546 California 32 28 in Salic 21 51 Dartmouth 50
54 Samto Glare . 25 “52 Now Moxico St. 45 36 Pittsburgh 30
39 So. Calif. 34: 36 Bradley Toch 32 _39 Wash. State 54
47. ‘S06 Calif. 38 Ah Loyolo (Cals) oe 1004 (20-3) 835

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= Cell eECGsey . 09 St». lary's 205 36 Ste Mary's 35
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40 Muhlenberg 25 56 California 49 57 San Josc St. 38
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57 La Salle 22 Se UCLA, 26 25 Soe Cait. 27
61° West Virginia 32 a7. Hye 35 $8 California 36
37 Penn State 30 51 Stenford 48 39 Athens Club* 43
“9 Ponn State 39 53 Stanford 36 = eee
43 Pittsburgh 41 45 Stanford 4.6 oe
2 Now te 39 Stanford 2 ae Be, Gnlik, | 43
48 Carnegic Tech 39 54 Oregon State 41 59 California 49
ol Goorgetown 54 62 Oregon State 25 $2 California 30
61. Novy 58 383 Colorcdo 32 41 Oregon State 2&6
46 Pittsburgh 34 42 Kansas 43 53 Oregon State 42
£6 Albright BD weer —— 40 Oregon NEQTO 30
40 St. Josoph 36 1099 ( 20-3) 827 SS Rice ae
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56 Okla A&M 44 ' — A hen
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GZORGH GARDNER
HOARD CANN —
FORREST DI BERNARDI
CHARLES CARNEY
GSORGS WILLIAMS
PAUL HINKLE

HUBERT Puck

DAN MC NICHOL
IRVING COOK

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ARNOLD OSS

FORREST DI BERNARDI
EDWARD DURNO

Re D. BIRKHOFF
GEORG WILLIAMS
EVERETT DEAN

DAN MC NICHOL
DONALD WHITE
HERBERT BUNKER
BASIL HAYDEN

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CHARISS CARNEY
GEORGE BROUNING
GEORGI GARDNER
IRA MC Kai
WILLIAM GRAVE
MARSHALL HJiLTs
H@RBERT BUNKER
RAY MILLER
PAUL SNDACOTT
ARTHUR LOEB

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HORGS BROWNING
TRA MC Kas
JAMSS LOVGLY
JOHN LUTHER

RICHARD C. CARMICHAEL

ARTHUR LOEB

PAUL ENDACOTT
CHARLES BLACK
HERBERT BUNKER

Pennsylvania
Southwestern
New York
Westminister
Illinois
Missouri
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Vashington

Minnesota
Westminister
Oregon
Chicago
Missouri
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Purdue
Missouri
Kentucky

Tllinois
Missouri
Southwestern

Nh ee ey

Pennsylvania
Oregon Agri.
Missouri
Purdue
Kansas
Princeton

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Missouri
Navy
Creighton
Cornell

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Princeton
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RICHARD CARMICHAEL

AMORY GILL

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HUGH LATHAM
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VICTOR HANSON

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VICTOR HANSON

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GERALD SPOHN
JOHN NYIKOS

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GEORGE DIXON
JOHN LORCH

HARRY WILSON
SYD CORENLLIN

TO 1942, INCLUSIVE

No. Carolina
No. Carolina
Oregon Agrie
Creighton
Kansas =
Oregon
Michigan
Kansas ~~
Butler :
Texas

Noe Carolina
Ohio State
Kansas —
Syracuse
Washburn
Colo. College
Kentucky
Notre Dame ~
Oregon Agrie
Pennsylvania

Syracuse
Purdue

No, Carolina
Kansas _
Kansas —
liichigan
California
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Oregon

llichigan
Syracuse
Montana State
Washburn
Notre Dame
Wichita
California
Columbia
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CHARLES HYATT
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VICTOR HOLT
CHARLES MORPHY
JOSSPH SCH
ALPRSD JALIasS
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JOSHPH RETF
JOHN ‘WOODEN
WGSLEY FESLER
iusLPH CAIRNEY
LOUIS BERGER

Michigan
Pittsburgh
Colo.College
Montana State
Oklahoma
Purdue
Pennsylvania
Washineton
Pittsburgh
Arkansas

Pittsburgh
Montana State
Pennsylvania
California
Purdue
Montana State
Kentucky
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Oklahoma
Stanford

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Purdue

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S0~« Colifs
Pittsburgh
Columbia
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
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ALLALGRIC COLLIGL.TE TEAMS . »« »« Ss Chosen By Helms Athletic Foundat ion

ee Qaegqoeahtitwim few ASO OA GoOmrae ey ie

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Note:

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ANGELO LUISSTTII
JOHN TOI
ROBERT KGSSLER
IS POOLE
PUL NOWAK
BILL KINNEAR
VILLE! NASH
VinNON HUFFILN
ROBERT BGGE
NOWIAN TLa

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aNGELO DUISuTTI
JiVELL YOUNG
JOHN MOIR

JOHN OfBRIEN

PLUL NOWAK

BOB SPESSuR
FRED PRALLE
JULES DCANDER
iuwNOTS MURRAY
TONLE ROUSEY

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oNGELO LUISITTI

JE TELL YOUNG

JOHN MOIR

BONNTG : GRAHAM
HUBERT KIRKO. TRICK
PAUL NOWAK

FRED PiuLoe

JOHN O*BRIGN
IGNATIUS VOLPI
LESYaR BLOOM

 

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Stanford F LAUREN Gli Oregon
Notre Yane F Jalm@s HULL Ohio State
Purdue F IRVING TORGOFF Long Island
Arkansas F GUS BROBERG Dartmouth
Notre Yame C CHESTER JiJORSKE Rhode Island St.
ue oe C URGIL VINTERMUTE Oregon
Columbia G ERNIE ANDRES Indiana
Indiana G JSS RENICK Okla, A&M
Washington G JOHN LOBSINGER Missouri
Yash & Lee G BOBBY MOE Texas

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Stanford F RaLPH VAUGHN Sow Calif.
Purdue F GUS BROBERG Dartmouth
Notre Dame F JOM DICK Oregon
Columbia #. ViDbial BRAC Illinois
Notre Vane GC G@i0nes Gino No. Carolina
lash & Lee ¢ STANLEY MODZELEISKI Rhode Island
kensas G JiSSE RENICK Okla A & M
Long Island G BOBBY MOIS 72 2 3:8
Pennsylvania ’ G JOHN LOBSINGER Missouri
Okina A kM G FRED BERETTA Purdue

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Stanford F GUS BROBERG Dor tnouth
Purdue F JOHN aDALs Arkansas
Notre Yame F HO.VRD ENGLOMAN Koneos, +
Mississippi IF GINS ENGIUND Wisconsin
Baylor C GHORGS GLAMACK Nos. Carobine
Notre Dame C STANLEY MODZELINISKI Rhode Isleri
Kensae G Lan HUBER , Kentucky
OOLambia | G MILTON Poaekrs San Dicgo State
Monhettan G “Li? OFCONNOR Drake
Tomple G Ray SUNDQUIST Vashington State
L234 2
F @0BN BOTZ Jisconsin
FF. FOICS BreOohriskp Iost Texas State
Fo ad) eee Stanford ,
F GsonGs MUNROE Dartmouth
C STANLEY MODZELEISKI Rhode Island
C BOS KINNEY Rie o
G SCOTT HAMILTON (ost Virginia
G RY ZVuNS Kansas os
G BUD MILLIK.N Oklos A & M
G ANDi) Pele Illinois

In several instanees, Holns Athlotic Foundation has taken the liberty
to sélect players for positions which they did not actually play.

‘Tow:

ever, in such cascs, players have been choson for positions which they
were capablo of playing, as thoir performances provode
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PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

 

* AS CHOSEN BY HELMS ATHTIUTIC FOUNDATION

YEAR PLAYER (OF YZAR TEAM

1920 HOWARD CANN NEW YORK

1921 GEORG? WILLIAMS MISSOURI

1922 CHARLES CARNEY ILLINOIS

1923 PAUL ENDACOTT KANSAS

1924 ‘CHARIS BLACK KANSAS

1925 EARL MUELLER COLORADO COLLEGE
1926 JOH COBB NORTH CARCLINA
1927 VICTOR HANSON SYRACUSE

1928 VICTOR HOLT OKLAHOMA

1929 J. ASHIORTH THOIPSON MONTANA STATE

1930 CHARIES HYATT PITTSBURGH

1931 BART CARLTON ADA TEACHERS (Oklahoma)
1932 JOHN 1OODIN PURDUE

1933 FOREST SALE KENTUCKY

1934 WESLSY BENNETT WESTMINISTER (Pennsylvanic}
1936 LEROY ZDWARDS KENTUCKY

1936 JOHN MOIR NOT? DAME

1937 ANGILO IVISETTI STANFORD

1938 ANCILO IVISCTTI STANFORD

1939 CHESTER JAVIORSEKI RHODES ISLAND STATE
1940 GIORGI GLAMACK NORTH CAROLINA
1941 ORGS GLICK. NORTH CAROLINA
1942 STANLEY MODZELIWSEI RHODE ISLAND STATE

 

These Basketball Player of the Year selections have been made by Helms
Athletic Foundation, following careful study of the performances of out

standing playors for cach season sinee 1920,

Basketball Player of the

Year seloetions will bo madc by Hélms «thletic Foundation at the conclu-
sion of cach scason in tho futurce

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THE TEN GREATES! PLAYVENK>

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VICTOK HANSON SYRACUSE
ASHWORTH THOMPSON
MONTANA STATE
CHARLES HYATI — PITTSBURGH
ANGELO LUISETTI = STANFORD

JOHN SCHOMMER CHICAGO
GEORGE GLAMACK

NOKTH CAROLINA
HARLAN PAGE CHICAGO
EDWARD MC NICHOL

PENNSYLVANIA
JOHN WOODEN PUIKDUE
KANSAS

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The Helms Athletic Foundation All-Time All-America Basketball Team
selections have been made, following a most complete study of the
performances of Americats foremost collegiate players of the past
forty years, and following a careful check of the All-Time Team
recommendations which have been made by many of Americats 3asket-
ball authoritiese It is believed that the Helms Athletic Founda-
tion selections make up the truly representative All-Time All-America

Basketball Teame

 

 
ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICA PLAYERS = ™®™

 

 

*FOR Wands « VICTOR i HANSON.s « « SYRaCUSEs « 1925, 1926, 1927

Exceptional floor man, spicudid shot. Chosen on the Helms All-America teams
of 1925, "26, '27. Seorcd 203 points in 1925, 282 in 1926,( Syracuse record }
and 277 in 1927. Hanson captained the Syracusc National Championship team of
1926,. Syracuse. dofcated Penn 30 to 25 in '26.° Hanson tallicd 26 of Syracuso's
points. Hanson was a markod-man in covery game, but the best guards in the
nation couldn't stop him. Hanson has been naacd for all-time honors by many
leading Basketball authoritics. Chosen Playcr of Yoor in 1927,

Was also 4 brilliant football and bascball playcr. Starrod in these sports
at Syracusc, in addition to basketball. Captained all threo sports. Was an
Jlleumerica cond in football. Rcccived a tryout with tho Now York Yankces, in
baseball, Hanson latcr coached football st Syracusc.

*FORWARD. « JOHN ASHWORTH THOMPSON. . . MONT. SLT. . 1927,1928,1929,19350

Outstanding shot.’ Clevor floor man. Choson on the Helms 11l-imerica teans
of 1927, 1928, 1929, 19350. Only playor sinec 1920 to be given four-year All~
wanories, neconnt ton by Helms «thlotic Foundation. First gaincd honors as :
freshman, on varsity tcoam. Icd Rocky Iountain Confcrcnee in scoring in 1927,
128,°'ond *29, Captain of Montana Stete tean in 1930. Greatest year was in
1929, when hc averaged 16 points in 37 gamo schedulo. ‘Team won National Cham-
pionship, winning 35 of 37 gancs played, and scoring 2,236 points to opponcnts’
1,204. This toam is often rofcrred to as "Wonder Tcan,"

Thortpson has beon naned for all-timc honors by nost Leading Basketball authori-
tics. Chosen Player of Year by Holns Athlotic Foundation in 1929.

*FORWLRD. » CHRLaS iit? ow PLTTSBURGH. «< 1926, 1929, 19350

Execptional ball handler, outstanding floor man, splendid shot. Chosen on
the Helms all-imcrica toans of 1928, 1929, «nd.1930. Mombcr. of two Net ional
Chempionship tcans at Pittsburgh, in 1928 and 1930. 1928 team was undcfoated
in 21 ganes; 1930 squad won 23 and lost 2. Pittsburgh tcans lost but 7 games
in 3 years Hyatt performed for Panthers, Chosen Pl-yor of Year in 1950.

Hyatt hes been ranked for all-tine honors by almost covery outstanding Basket-
ball authority. llny cloin him to bo the groatést playor of alletities

Following his collogiate carceor at Pittsburgh, Hyatt played marty years of
‘anateur basketball, boing neny tincSnancd for Jlle.ncrica hqnors, end is still
activo in the gone as anateur baske thall eodchs

*FORILIRD. « ANGLO IUISETTI. » » SR.NFORD. « 1936, 1957, 1938

Brilliant all-around player. Chosen on the Helms All-eimcrica teams of 1936,
1937, end 1938. Ranked by Helms Athictie Foundation as the greatest player of
all time. Led the Pacific Coast Confcronec in scoring in 1936, '357, ond "38.
Eis 208 points in 12 ganes sct a Pacific Coast Confcrenee rocord in 37. He
broke the mark the following yoar, with 232. In four yoars of play at Stanford.
luisctti chalked up 2 total of 1,596 points against’the greatest teams in the
notions Hank seored “416 points in 29 gaucs in 1936, 410 in 27 contcsts in 1937
and 465 in 22 gerncs in 1938. He accounted for the pon boas achicvenent in col-
loginte basketball history on January 1, 1938, at Cloveland, Ohio, when he rog-~
istered 50 points in © gano agcinst Pie sne, which St- veford won 92 to 27. lai-
setti made 23 ficld goals and 4 foul shots. He scored 30 points against Southorr
California, in a Pacific Coast Conference gonc in 1936.

Iuisetti is rankcd by all leading Basketball authoritics as an all-time playcr.
He is regarded by many 2s the groatest playor of all times Chosen Playor of the
Yoox in 1957, and igoc by OES, aeRAokse Foundatione
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XCINTGR. . JOHN SCHOMIm. . . CHICAGO. . 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909

Renarkable ball handlor and flocr man. Splendid shot. Chosen on the Helns
ill-amcrica toams of 1906, 1907, 1908, and 1909, Tho first playor to be given
four-yeor All-Ancrica recognition’ by Helns «:thlotic Foundation. Led the West-

m Conference in scoring in 1907, 1908, and 1909, being the only player to
ever lcad Western Confcrence scorers on three occasions.

Ranked by many Basketball cuthoritios, including Ralph Morgan, as onc of the
very greatest of all collegiate players. Was a member of the University of
Chicago teams which wore choscn National Champions for the 1908, 1909 scasons
by Holns «thictic Foundation.

Has served as Mide/cst Baskcotball official for many yoars, boing ono of the
nost- capable in the gaiic.

*CHNTER. « GHORG? GLAMACK. , . NORTH CARCLINA, 1940, 1941, -

One of groatost shots of’all timc, ‘“ixcoptional ball: handlicr. Choscn on Helns
All-.neriea toans of 1940, 1941. jm cmezing player. Stood 6 foot, 5 inchos
in hoight.s ‘ii.s anbido> ctrous, and so nearsighted that tho bail was morely a din
object. Shot by instinct. Scored 458 of North Carolina's 1,210 points in 1940,
In three nights of Southern Conforenec Tourncment play in 1940, registered a
total of 62 pointse Scored a total of 306 points in Southern Gonfonente pia
in 1941, avcraging 20.4 points por gamce Scored 45 points in a gane cgainst
Clemson in 194]. Glamack mide tho romarkable total of 578 points in 28 garics
played by North Carolina in 1941, tho grontost number cover mado by a players
Glanack was awarded the all-tinc contér post over Charlos "Stretch" liurphy, of
Purduc's tears of 1928, 1929, and 1930, who was givon wor pony considcratione

¢

*GUARD. » BARLAN ORVILIT.PAGE.. . . CHICAGO, 1908, 1909, 1910

Played in days when guards had to be rugfod.s »« « and ho Wass an cxecptional
defensive player who was nover outsrerted. Chosen on tho Helms jll-incrica
teams of 1908, 1909, and 1910. lLember of University of Chicago tcams of 1908,
and 1909, which woro chosen for National Charipionship honors by Helns ithlotic
Foundation. Brillicnt gucrding Linited Pernsylvenia to 33 points in twoegaric
Netional Championship scrics in 1908. With Page loading adefcnsc, Chicago heli
opponents to 122 points in 12 ecient ranos in 1909, and to 156 points in
12 Confcrenee games in 1910. ;

Ranked by many Baskotbeall authoriti oes ineluding Nalph Uorcan, as ono of tho

very greatcst guards of all tince

Took up coaching after loaving college, hoving « lengthy ¢ and succossful carcers

*CUARD.. EDWanD MC NICHOL. . » PONNSYIVINIA. . 1915, 1916, 1917

 

A brilliant dcfensivo man, and <n ox¢ollcnt shote Execptional foul ‘shot.
Scored 103 points in 10 gumos,in 1915, and 118 points in 1916 -— 86 of which
were foul foals. Against Yale in 1916, mite 12 fouls in 12 trios, Chosen on
the Helms alleumcrica teans of 1915, 1916, and 1917, With McNichol loading
the dcfonsce, Ponnsylvenica hold ie gkowin Intercollegiate League opponents to 170
points in 10 geencs in 1916, Threo tincs curing the scason of 1916, Penn advor-
sarics were héid to 9 points,

Ralph Morgan, ominent Basketball authority, rogards Edward licNichol the groat--
cst cuard the East cvor produced. Imny other -uthoritios arc of the sane
opinion. iftcr graduating from Penn, McNichol returned to his s1ma Iicter as
coach, expericneing many succcssful yearse He coached Pennsylvania to a Na-
tional Championship in 1921.

Note: Goorge Glamack, North Carolina Vonter, was chosen Player of the Year
in 1940, and 1941 by Holns athlotic Foundation. Iuisotti of Stanfori
is the only other player to twiec cain Player of the Yoar honorse

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ALL-TIME ALL<AMERICA PLAYERS Pago 14

*GUARD «© PAUL ZNDACOTT. . % KANSAS. . 1921, 1922, 1923

& consistently groct dofconsive ployer, Chosen on tho Helms All-fAmorica toans
of 1922 and 1923, Momber of Kansas tcans of 1922 and 1923 which woro choson
for National Championship honors by Helms «thlotic Foundation, Captained tho
1923 Kansas team. Chosen Player of tho Yoar in 1923 by Helmsé Led defenso
which hold Kansas opponents to 464 points in 18 ganos in 1921, 378 points in
18 gomnos in. 1922, and 299 points in 18 cameos in 1923,

Dr. Forrest Allen, illustrious Kansas coach, whose teans are noted for théir
outstanding dofensive play, ranks Endacott as his greatest dufensive playor.
Endccott has been neancd by many Basketball authorities fér:all-time toan honors.

*GUARD. « JOHN WOODEN. . « TURDUD. . 1930, 1931, 1932

Probably the greatest cll-around guard of them all. Brilliant on dofonso,
and an oxceptional shot, Chosen on Holns All-jmorica teans of 1930, 1931, and
19352. Chosen Player of the Year in 1932 by Holns «ithlotic Foundation.

Member of Purdue toam which won 10 straight. gaics in 19350, to win Wostern
Conference title. Member of Purdue tean of 1932, which was chosen for National
Championship honors by Helms athletic Foundation. Wooden led defonsive play
which held Purduo cpponents to 215 points in 10 Conferenco garics in 1930, 275
points in 12 games in 'S1l, and 303 points in 12 gancs in 1932,

Wooden scored 100 points in 10 Confcrenco cgames’in 1930, 97 points in 12
genes in 1931, and 154 points in 12 genes in 1932, His 154 points in 1932
established o Western Confcroneo record.

Mony of the nation's foronost basketball coaches havé picked ’‘Woodon for all-
tine team honors, ( Including Dr. Allen, Lambert, Doan, Keoran, Rupp, cote. }

ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM

FORWARD JOHN MOIR. . « « ee NOT DAME. . 1936, 37, 338

 

 

FORWARD CHARLES CARNUY, + s+. ‘TDLINOTS: 1 4 1920, "21, tee
FORWARD JOHN COBB..... . NORTH CAROLINA 1924, *25, '26
POR «Ee WT kk kak | (WOME 6 te 10GB, Sas, P20
CENTER CHARLES MURPHY. ... PURDUE. . . « 1928, 129, 150
CENTER STANLY MODZELMVSKI , RHODE ISLAND, 1940, '41, '42
GUARD PUL WOE § a baa CHCiCO . ay 61906, Po, See
GUARD HERBERT BUNKER. 1 . s MISSOURI, . s 1921, *82, %23
GUARD GEORGE DIXON. .... OaLIFORNIA, . 1925, '26, '27

GUARD =". JESSE RENICK. « « « »  OKIAHOM: A&M 81938, *39, 140
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OTHE: GREATEST CORCEES

DR. FORREST CLARE ALLEN
JUSTIN M. BARRY

CLAIR FRANCIS BEE
OSBORNE. 8. COWLES
CLARENCE SINCLAIk EDMUNDSON
NA] HOLMAN

LON. WALTER JOUR DET
GEORGE £E. KEOGAN

WARD LEWIS LAMBERT

DR. WALTER £. MEANWELL

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Holns Jithlotic Foundation’contacted coaches and baskotball authoritics
throughout the nation in 1942, in quest of recornmondations for "greatest
coach" honors. Tho result was that tho following collegiate basketball
coaches wore given the ereatest number of recommondationse

*DR. FORREST CLURE -\LLEN (Konsas) *\MORY T. GILL (Oregon State)
*TMWIS. P. ANDREAS (Syracuse)... 3 * WAT HOLMAN (City Colloge Now York)
*JUSTIN M. BARRY (X) (So,Calif,) HENRY PAYNE IBA (Oklehoria A & M)
*CLAIN FRANCIS BEE (Long Island) *LON WALTER JOURDET (Pennsylvania }
*TDIUND MC COLLOUGH CG.AMION (Duko) *EORGS “%. KHOGAN (Notre Danc)
HOARD G. GANN (New York) ND, LEWIS LAMBERT (Purduc )

*H. CLIFFORD CARLSON (Pittsburgh) — *ANTHUR OC. LONBORG (Northwestern)
*DR. LOUIS J. COOKE (Formerly Minn.) ‘DAVID MAC MILLAN (Minnesota)
*OSBORNG Be COWLES (Dartmouth) "WOR, VWiETIR BE. MRANWELL (Formorly Wisc, |
*HVERETT STERLING DEAN (Stanford) *ILROLD GOODWIN OLSEN (Ohio State)
*CLARENCE SINCLAIR EDMUNDSON (Wash'n) *CLARENCE M, PRICE (California)
*TOSEPH FOGARTY (a) (Fornerly Yalo~Penn)  ‘*ADOLPH F. RUIP (Kentucky)

*HAROLD ‘Ze. ROSTER. (Wisconsin) ESOTHUR wie SCHABINGER (Formerly Croish=
; Fon,

(X) Now Lt. Com. U.S. Navy (St, Mary's Pro-Flight)
(z) Deecasad,
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ppe FORREST CL.RE ALLEN

Born at Jamesport, Missouri, Noveriber 18, 1885. Educated at University of
Kansas and Central College. Member of Kansas Basketball and Baseball teans ,
1906~'07, Captain of '07 Basketball team. Basketball Coach at University of
Kansas, 1908-'09, winning Missouri Vallcy championshipse 1909-12, Coach of
Haskell Institute. 1912-'19, Athlotic Director and Soach of all sports,
Central Missouri State Teachors College, Warrensburg, 1919-'48, inclusive,
Director of athlotics and ead Baskotball Coach at University of Kansas,

Since 1920, Kansas hoop teams, ‘under Allén's coaching, have won 5 Missouri a
Valley basketball titles, ( 1923, '24, '25, '26 ond '27 ) and ticd ono.(1922)
Sinee the fornation of the Big Six Confcrentc, in 1929, Kansas, under #llen,
has won 6 Big Six titlos, ( 1951, 952, .'SS, 'S4, "36, and #36 ) and bas tied
for the crown on 4 occasions. ( 1937, '40, "41, and “'42,)

Allen's Kensas teans of 1922 and 1923 were chosen for Net ional Championship
honors by Helms «athletic Foundation, and alnost eaptured the title again in 1936
when the Jayhawkers went undcfeated in an 18 gane schedule. Howover, in the
Olympic Ganes tryout tourncucont Kensas twice went down to defeat at tho hands
oi: Utah State. Kansas won 21 streight cones in 1936 before losing to Utah State,

During the scasons of 1922, 23, and '24, Allen's Krnsas teams wont through

4 consecutive conference cancs without defeat. During the scasons 1922 to
1927, inclusive, Allon's squads won 97 ganos and lost but 11 == an amazing
record. Threc times illonts tonns have lost but 1 camc in a season =-- in.1923
it was 17 ond 1; in 1925 it was again 17 and-1, and in 1934 it was 16 and 1,

dillon is perhaps the groatost Basketball conch of all time, In addition, he
has served Basketball in many ways, in cn oxccutive capacity, on tho Rules
Cormittco, and on Promotional Cormittocs. Ho was the founder of the National
Assn, of Basketball Conchos of tho U.S.A., ond served as Prosident tho first
two years, 1928 cnd 1929. Ho has sorvod on the National Baskotball Rules
Comiittce for many yoars. Dr, Allen led tho crusade to have Basketball compo-
tion included in the: Olympic “anes, “mocoting with success in 1936. Hoe has
written many articlos on Basketball, as well as several books on the ganc --
including "My Baskotbcall Bible," and “Bottcr Basketball." Nicknanc is “Phog."

JUSTIN M. BARRY

Born ct ..bordeen, South Dakota, Décembor 17, 1892. Hduente* at Lawrence
College and University of “isconsin. Mezbeor of Lawrence Collcge Football, -:
Basketball, andsBascball tcans. ifter graduating fron Lawronec College,

Barry served os coach at Madison Hish School, Wisconsin. He later beeane
Director of «athloties at Knox Collere == conching football, basketball and
baseball,

Barry took over tho Baskotbell coaching assignricnt..at University of Iowa
in 1923, ond remaine’, there through the scason of 1929, In his first yoar
ct Iowa, in '23, Barry's toan ticd for the Western Conference titlo, winning
ii and losing 1» His Iowa quintot again ticd for tho charpionship in 1926,

Barry wont to Southorn California in 1930, and romnined thore until carly
in 1942 when he cnlisted in tho Navy, being commissioned a Lt. Commander, and
being assigned as Director of uthloties, St. Mary's Pro-flight School, Califor-
niae At Southern California, Barfy's téarns won Pacific Const Conferonee, Sout.
ern Division crowns in 19350, 1933, 1934, 1935, and‘1940. His toams tiod for thc
title in 1956, and 1930. Tho Trojans, under Barry, won Pacifie Const Conferonec
chanipionships in 1930, 1955 and 1940. ‘Barry's 1940 squad was chosen National
Chanpions by Holns «thlotic Foundation, winning 20 ganes and losing 3.

Barry conceived a "sct" offense, which is sonotincs roforred to as the Barry ©
Syston. He was instrunental in having tho eontor-junp clinineted fron the Gano.
Nicknane is Same Corchod Basoball at U.S.C. Conchod Football in 1941.
THE GREATEST COACHES | , Page 17

CLAIR FRANCIS BER “

‘

Born at Parkesburg, West Virginia, March 2, 1900. Educated at Waynesburg
College. Also attended Ohio State University.

Boc is the younsost cocch to’ be honored in the list which ranks the groatecst
basketball coaches of all time. .4t the ago of 42, Bee finds his nance in the
Holl of Fone‘of Baskotball's sroatest coaches. The noted authority on Basketball,

Ralph Morgan, has listed Boc anong tho ton’ greatest conches of all.timos

Boo carned lottess in football, bascball, baskotball, tonnis and wrestling, at
eollepe. Ho is one of the foronost students of tho canc of Baskotball.s. , He his
conducted conching schools for the past four yoars, and has directod ovér 500
Basketball clinics. .He hes written nore than 150 articics on tho sport, and
has written five toxts on Baskctball.

Clair Bee's renarkablo‘coachins récord at Long Island University for tho past
ninc yoars, 1934 to 1942, inclusive, stands at 230 wins, ond 17 lossos. His
Long Island tonn of 1936 won 26 strincht cancs without defcat, while his 1939
croation went‘through a 24 rane sehedulo without aefcate. Boots 1957 squad won
28 and lost 3, his 1941 quintct captured 26 contests and droppod 2, while his
1942 model coiuplotcd the scason with 25 victorics’and but 2 setbacks, His tean
of 1938 won 235 and lost 4, piling up « totcl of 1,519 points.

Tho Lone Island hoop toam ennoxed the Notional Invitation Colloge Tourncnont
in 1939, and in 1941. . Boots 19359 contincont was chosen for National Championship
honors by Holns Athlotic Foundation.

OSBORNE B. COWLES

Born at Brown Valley, Minncsota, «cust 25, 1899. Gredunted from Carloton
Colloge, Northficld, Minnesota, 1922.

Lik: Clair Bec, Osborne is one of the younger conchcs to be honored for all-
tine groatest honors. In facet, Osbornc is but soven months older than Boos

Cowles is rererdcd one of the erodtcst all-around athilctes in Carleton Collore
history. He was a star in football,’ baseball and basketball.

Tollowing graduation from Carloton, Cowles coached ct Rochester High’ School.
That was in 1922='23, His tcan won tho Stato charpionship in football, ond was
© somi-finalist in the Statc Basketball Tournanont. Cowlos wont to Iowa Stato

as conch in 1923—'24,. Tho following yoar saw hin coaching at his ilma Metor,
Carclton, whero he romained‘until 1930, Fron there, Cowles wont to River Falls
Toachors:-Collorc, Wisconsin,

Cowles todk over tho Head Beskotball coaching assiznnent at Dartmouth Collore
in 1936='37, . In his first year in tho Bastorn Intorcollorinte League, Cowlcs'
Dartmouth tean capturcd’ sccond-pl.ce honors’-- winning 8 cames and Losing’4.
For the post five years, Vartmouth quintcts, under the tutclage of Cowles, have
won Eastern Intéreollogiate Leartc titlos. . His teams won 8 and lost 4 in '38,
10 and: 2 in.499, 11 ond 2 in 40, 20 onde in‘*1, ond 11 and & in ie, , No
other Eastern coach has over beon able to match that record, and the Eastern
Intoreolloriate Loaguo has boon operating sinee 1902. Cowlcs has fairly sect
the Eastorn circuit afire with his brilliant coaching. Ralph Morgan also lists
Cowles anong tho ten croatost coaches of all tince Splondid recognition for
coach who broke into tho bic=tinc just six’ yoars acgos . Dartmouth was a finalist
‘in the 1942 N.Cealis Basketball Tournancnt, losing to Stanford.

en

CLARENCT SINCL.IR EDMUNDSON

Born 2% Moscow, Idaho, August 3, 1886. Graduate of University of Idaho, tlc.
Starrod in Baskotball cand Track whilo ot Colloros.. National Asi, 880 Yord Run
champion in 1909, Monbeor of smorican 800 Mcters Run Olympic Games Tcan in 191°.

Bagan carcer as conch in 1912, at University of Idcho. . Rericined there until
1918. dlso server as Idaho Graducte Managor in 1917='18. Wont to Toxas aM in
1918, sponding o year thoro. Wont to Washineton in foll of 1919, . Has -boon ut
the Jusky institution ovor sinee thone
THE GREATEST CO..CHES ( Continucd ) Page 18

 

CLARENCE SINCL.IR EDMUNDSON ( Continued _)

Bdnundson has had oxecptionnl success cs Basketball’ conch at Washincton. His
toans won Pacifi¢e Coast Conféreneo, Northern’Division, championships in 1924,
1928, 19294 1900, Jodi, vce, 1934, ond 1936, and ticd for tho titlc in 1925
and 1937, only to lose out in the playoff scricSe Tdrundsonts Washins-ton teans
won Poe ific Const Confcrenec championships in 1931 ond 1954.

Tarmndson-co-ched Huskics won thé Northorn Division title for five consecutive
seasons —= 1928 to 1932, inclusive. Washin;ton's sroatest yecrs undor Edmundson
wore in 1929, when tho Huskics won 16 and lost 2, anc. wont undefsated in Northorn
Division confcronce play; in 1981, with 22 wins and 3 lossos; and in 1934, with
16 triunphs and 3 setbacks

Tanundgon has boon a nonber of the Baskotball Rules Comaittoc since 1940. He
has also boon 2 nost successful Track anc Fiold Conch «+ his cans winning North-
wost Track anc Fisia chanpionships on 10 oceasions, and twico fin 1ishing sccond
in NeGelieie NOOtS., Bdrundson coached the umerican 800 Netors Run tofm in tho
Olympic Genes of 1932. Ho was a mombor of tho Track cond Ficle Rules Cormmittoe
from 1922 to 1927, Nicknanc is "Hece"

NAT HOLMAN

Born ct Now York City on Octobor 19, 1896. “Zduentod at Sawage School of Phyci-
cal Bdueation, ana later at Néw York University. Excclled in Basoball, Footbal.
cna Basketball in high school. Monbor of the Savaco S¢hool of Phys, Ed. Baskot~
boa 1 team in’ '1?. Was « member of the Germantown, Pae, professional Basketball
¢oan in 1919. From 1920 to 1927, competed for tho fanous Now York Coltic Daskct~
pall toem whieh claincd the world championship. Captaincd the toane :

Took ovor Baskotbell conching assicnmonts ct City College of Now York in 1918,
and has rondined there ovor sinec. Has been ono of the most succossful coaches
in the geome. His‘teans’have five tinocs gone throuch tho season with but a singl°
defcat -- in 1923, 1924, 1932, 1933 and 1934. Bést sonson wos in 1952, whon his
squad. won 16 and lost 1 <= losing; only to Terple, 29353.

During; seasons of 1932~'33—'34, Holman's quintets won 45 canoes, “na Lost bat 3.
During seasons of 1922 to 1925, inclusive, his tonms won 47 and lost but 6.

LON WALTER JOURDIT

Born 2+ Frenchtown; Ponhsylvania, September 12, 1888. Gradu.ted from Univer-
sity of Lomneyivanin, “ios. Uonber of Powneylvnnts football and basketball teas,
Captain of the Quaker hoop squed of 1912-913. Took over Basketball coaching
Cutics cat University of Fonnsylvenia in 1915. Guited Qunker teans through the
1920 soason, thon retired. Orme back to Ponn as Advisory Cor.ch in 1928, but ro~
turned to aetive duty, as Heac Coach, in 1930-S1. ,

Jourdet's Pennsylvania’ teams won Eastern Intercollegiate League titles in 1336;
1918, 1920, 1954, 1935, and 1937, Jourdet's squads of 1920 and 1920 went un-
daesatad in fonters intovéotlegiate League play, Winning 10 games, and 12 games,
respectivelye

The University of Pennsylvania team of 1920, undor the leadership of Jourcct
was chosen for National Championship honors by "Ho lms Athlotic Foundation, Tho
quintct won 22 games and lost but 1. The only loss of tho scason was to Univor-
sity of Chicago, in a post-soason intorscctional championship scrios. Penn wen
2 of the 3 camos played in this scricS. One of Jourdot's greatest teams was
that of 1937, which won 17 and lost 35,
THE GREATEST COACHES ( Continucd ) Page 19
GEORGE E. KEOGAN

Born March 8, 1890, Attended Univorsity of Minncsota. Gave up dentistry
for coachinge . '

First coaching assignment at Charles City, Iowa, college, 1909='10 season.
Coached at Lockport, Ill. Township’Hich School next year. Moved over to Rivor-
side, Ill. High School next scason, and then to Superior, Wisc.’State Toachors
College == from 1912 to 1914. Travoled to St. Louis University, 1914-'15,

Wont to St, Thomas College, St. Poul, Minn. following ycar. When Amoerica on-
tered World’ War, Keogan cnlisted in Army.

After War, took conching assignmcnt at Allcgheny, Fa. Céllcge. Moved to Val-
paraiso, Ind. University for two yoars, then to Ia Crosse, Wisc. Contral High . |
School.

Appointed head basketball conch’at Notre Danc in fall of 1988.’ Keogan's
greatcst toams were’those of 1926, which won 19 and lost 1; 1927, which won 19
and dropped 1; 1932, which captured 18 and lost 2; 1936, which won 22, lost 2
and ticd 1; 1937, which won 20 and lost 3; and 1938, which had 20 victories and .
5 defeats.e Keoogan has had romarkablo success at Notre Damc, producing some of
collegiate basketball's most outstanding tcooms.

Tho Notre Damc tcams of 1927 and 1936 wore choson National Champions by Holms
Athletic Foundatione

WARD LEWIS LAMBERT

Born at Deadwood, South Dakota, May 28, 1888. Attondod Wabash, where he
cxcclled in football, bascball and basketball. :

frior to taking ovor baskctball and basoball cotching dutics at Purduc, in
1917, coached at Crawfordsville, Ind. High School; and Icbanon High School.
Became Purduo's basketball montor in fall of 1916, guiding Boilormakcrs to 3rd
plaw in Western Confcrénce standings of 191%. ° Enlisted in Army in 1917, boing
commissioned Licutcnant, ond Dircetor of Athlotics at Camp Taylor, Ky. Roturnci
to Purduc dollowing War. : ' . :

Won Western Conference basketball titics in‘1922,°1930,'1932, 1934, 1938, and
1940, and ticd for championship in 1921, 1926, 1928, 1935, and 1936. ‘Ono of
collegiate baskotball's greatest coaches. “A real student of the Geno, cnd an
author of several tcoxt books on baskotball.’ | :

Tambort'ts finest toams woro thoso of 1932, which won 17 and lost 1; and 1934,
which won 18 and lost 2. His 1932 Purduc quintet was chosen for Notional
Championship honors by Helms Athlotic Foundatione

DR. WALTER E. MEANJELL

Regarded by many to be the greatest basketball coach of all time. A thorough
student of basketball tactics, and one of the finest teachers of fundamentals,
Hal exceptional success at University of Wisconsin, coaching Badger quintets
from 1912 to 1934 -- except for the World War period, when he served his country.

Meanweil's Wisconsin squads won Western Conférence‘championships in 1913, 1914.
and 1916, and tied for the crown in 1912, 1921, 1923, 1924 and 1929, His tears
of 1912 and 1914 were undefeated in Conference and Non-Conference play, Winning
15 games in each of the scasonse :

Dr. Meanwell's tcam of 1916 won 19 contests and dropped but 1.° In his first

-. Six years at Wisconsin, Dr. Mcanwell's quintcts lost but 8 games. Dr. Mcanwoll

tcams were always sttong on defense, being cxpertly coached. Evon during tho’
lsan Wisconsin years, Mcanwcll's hoop squads were stingy with opponcnt points.

Dr. Meanwell has written text books and many articles on Basketball, and also
dirested motion pictures on the Game. Has served the hoop game for many yoars
in an exocutive capacity. He has probably contributcd as much to the progress
of collcgiate basketball as has any others porsONne
COLLEGIATE BASKETRALL'S HALL OF FAME HALL OF FAME Page 20

On othor pages of this booklet, Holms Athlctic Foundation has named an All-
Time All-Amorica Collegiate Basketball Team, and has sclected ten coaches for
"ercatest" honors, All of those who have been named for such honors are most
certainly worthy of placcs in Collegiate Basketball's Hall of Fame -- as con=
ccived by Holms Athlotic Foundation. In addition, thcre aro others who are being
naned for pleccs in the Holms Athlotic Foundation - Collegiate Baskcotball Hall
of Fame. They are mon who have contributed mich to Collogiate Basketball, and
to the progress which collegiate basketball has made during the past forty ycoarse

 

Holms Athlotic Foundation has not been goncrous in making scloctions for its
Collogiatc Boskotball Hall of Fame, in addition to the players and coaches who
have bom givon highost honors. There arc perhaps many who have contributcd
much to‘Colles into Basketball, and arc possibly worthy of Hall of Fame rankinge
Howovor,‘Holms Athlotic Foundation has nancd but three -~'tho inte Dre James Ae
Naismith, founder of tho gano of Baskotball; Ralph Morgan, noted basketball au-
thority who was responsible for tho formation of the Eastcrn Intcorcollegiate
League; and Oswald Tower, noted Baskotball Historian and Rules Committee oxccu-
tivce

é

DR. JAM@S A. NAISMITH

Born at Altmontc, Canada, Novomber 6, 1861. Dicd at lawrence, Kensas, Noven-
ber, 28, 1959.

Dr. Neismith was the ercator of tho ganc of Basketball, having originated the —
came while an instructor at Springficld Y.M.C.A. Collco*e, Massachusctts, in 1891.
Dr. Naismith published the rules of Basketball in 1892, and published thom for a
‘numbor of yours thoroaftcre : :

Dr. Neisnith ro¢oived degrees from McGill University, Canada, 1887; Presbytcoricr
College, Montreal, 1890. Colorado University, 1898, and Soringficld Colloge,1891.
Whilé ct McGill, Naismith competed in football and track and ficlde

Dr. Naismith's conching carcer oxtended over a poriod of 1891 to 1905, during
which timc he coached at Springficld, Denver Y.M.C.A.’and Univorsity of Kansas.

Ho devoted mch of his time to the game of Baskctball, and for many years sorvod
tho game in an executive capacity. From 1909 to 1920, he was a mombor of the
Rules Comittco. In 1923, Dr. Naismith was made Honorary Moribcr of the Rulcs
Committoce, for Life. Hoe was many timos honored by colleges, prep schools, cna ~
Basketball groups. Ho reccived one of the greatest thrills of his. life In 190c,
when he travolcd to Europe to witness Basketball competition in the Olympic Gar.o+.

RALPH MORGAN

Born ct Philadclphia, Ponnsylvania, March 9, 1884. Educato’ at Frionds School,
and Univesity of Pennsylvania. Compoted in football, baskotbell and baseball
while at Frionds Schoole ;

Manager of He University of Pennsylvania Basketball team in 1905,

“Founded the Collogiate Basketball Rules Cormittecc, and acted as its Sceretary

as, ( This committee was morged into tho Joint Rules Committee in'1915.) Served

ag an executive of the Joint Rules Conmittee sinec its incoption. Made an Honcim:
Monber For Life of the National Baskétball Cormittce., Chairman of the University
of Ponnsylvania Basketball Committcce Has served as Historian of tho Evstorn
Intcorcollceiate Leaguc since he founded it. :

Has probably given nore:sffort and tineito the gamo of Basketbill, without
thought of remuncration, than any man who over lived.
COLLEGIATE BASKETSALL'S HALL OF FAME ( Continued _) ‘euge Be

OSWAID TOWER

Oswald Tower is a graduate of Williams College, 1907. He was a nember and
captain of the Willians tonn which won the New England ‘championship of 190%.

Has boon 2 nonbor of tho Rules Comittos since 1911,,and has sorved as Editor
of the annual Basketball Guide for thirty yours. :

He is a tirless workor for Baskctball, contributing mich tinc and cfforte

In recognition of his notoworthy sorvices to Basketball, Tower was presented
with tho Harold M. Gore Award in 1948.

HSIMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION . . « COLLZGIATE BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME SELECTIONS
ERECUD FS
DR. JAMES A. NAISIITH RALPH MORGAN OSWALD TOWER
COACHES
DR. FORREST CLARE ALLEN ( Kansas ) JUSTIN M. BARRY ( Lt. Cone, U.S. Navy )
CLAIR FRANCIS BEE ( Long Island ) OSBORNE Be COWLES ( Dartmouth )
CLARENCE S. BDMUNDSON (Weshington) NAT HOLMAN (City College of Now York)
LON WALTER JOURDET (Ponusylvania) CEONGE E. KE0GAN ( Notre Dano )
JARD LEWIS LAMBERT ( Purdue ) DR. WALTER 2. MEANVELL °¢
* Lt. Come Tarry formerly coached at So. Salif., ane Towa’
* Dr. Heanwoll fermerly coached at Wisconsine Now rotircde
PLATES

viIcTOR HANSON ( Syracuse ) ASENIORTH THOMPSON (Montana State )
CHARLES HYATT ( Pittsburch) ANGELO IUISETTL ( Stanford )

JOHN SCHOMIER ( Chicago’ ) GEORGE. GLAMACK { North Carolina )
EDWARD MC NICHOL ( Ponne ) : HARLAN PAGE ( Chicago )
PAUL ENDACOTT ( Kansas } JOHN WOODEN ( Purduc )

With these, Hoins Athlotic Foundrtion rests on its soleections -- to await
rocomnondations by Basketball euthoritics for additional Collegiate Basket ali
Hol 1 of Fanc honorse

HELMS ATHLSTIC FOUNDATION
LL7 West Ninth Street
Los angeles, Ca1ifornia

Rescarch by W.-R. Bill Sechrocder
Monacing Director
 

CHAMPIONS mm

*NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
YEAR CHAMPION TSAM COACH a ee Pd a RUNNER“UP_ FINAL SCORE ~

Bob Anete se e Ohio State 46=33

eHoward Hobsone e °
Mervin Huffman. e Kansas 60-42

eBranch McCracken
eHarold =. Foster
everett S.e Deane

1939 OREGON...
1940 INDIANA. .
1941 WISCONSIN*.
1942 STANIORDT .

Gene Englund. . . Wash. State 39e54
(Don Burness . . « Dartmouth 53-38
(Bill Cowden

*NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
YEAR CHAMPION TRAM COACH RUNNER-UP FINAL SCORE

1938 WARRENSBURG(Mo.)THR. Tad Reid. « « « sRoanoke 45-30
1929 SOUTHWESTERN (Kan.) George Gardner. »San Diego St. 32-51
1940 TARKIO (Mo.) Ne P. Kyles « » «San Diego St. 52=42
1941 SAN DIEGO STATE Morris Grosse e eKy. State (Murray) 36-34
1942 HAMLINE (Minn.} Joe Hutton. » « eSoutheastern St. 33-31

* NATIONSL INVITATION COLLEGE. TOURNAMENT CiiAMPIONS

 

YEAR — CHAMPION THAI eS ee Oe RUNNER-UP FINAL SCORE

Janes Usilton. Colorado. e 60-36
Clair Bees « « « « Loyola(Chicago) 44-32

1938 Turret... a
Forrest Be Cox « e Duquesnce . 51-40

1939 LONG ISL:ND . .
1940 COLORADO. « «» «
° Clair BeGe & « Ohio Unive 56-42
¢ « Dyko Raecse« » We Ky. State 4.745

1941 LONG ISLAND .
1942 WEST VIRGINIA

s @ ®@-e e

* NATIONAL AMATHUR ATHLETIC UNION TOURMIGNT CHAMPIONS (Collegiate Tcams)
YEAR CHAMPION TAM COACH _ RUNNER-UP_ FINAL SCORE

216 UT Ek os Ne H. Norgren. .« « Illinois A.C. 28-27

1920 hai! YORK. e @¢ e @ Be Js Thorpe ae, ee | Rutgers 49—-24
1924 BUTLER. . «« « e Harlan 0. Page .» » Kansas City S.C. 30-26
1925 ASHBURN. ... . Arthur Lonborg . e Ilillyards 4.2-50

* Chosen National Champions by Helms athletic Foundation.

 
PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE SECTION ®® *

PACIFIC COAST CONFERGNCH BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS

 

(Since formation of Northern and Southern Divisions, in 1923)
PLAYOFF PLAYOFF

 

YEAR CHAMPION THAM COACH RESULT _OPPONSNET . GAME: SCORES

1925 IDAHO. . «+. « David MacMillan 2~0 California 28=20 529—25

1924 CALIFORNIA ... Harl Wight 2-0 Washington 32=31,;28=25'

1925 CALIFORNIA ... Clarence Price 2—1 Oregon Agrie 25432,52=17 53-19
1926 CALIFORNIA ... Clarence Price 2=0 Oregon SQL? 429025

1927 CALIFORNIA ... Clarence Price 2-0 Oregon 30=29 ,35—21

1928 SOUTHERN CALIF... “Leo Calland 2-0 Washington 53-50 527-26

1929 CALIFORNIA... Clarence Price 2-0 Washington 4.3—31 ,30—27 ’

1930 SOUTHERN CALIF... Justin Barry aml Washington 4.6=31 531-36 537-2
1931 WASHINGTON... Clarence idmundson 2-1 California 4.1=25 , 54-56 ,42~50
1932 CALITORNIA ... Clarence Price 2=0 Washington 22—21536—24"
1933 OREGON STATE . . Amory Gill Se] SO Calif. 35—33 428-29 ; 24-14
1934 WASHINGTON . . « Clarence Edmundson 2=1 Sos Calif. 20827 £041 5 S460
1935 SOUTHERN CALIF... Justin Barry 2-1 Oregon State 3583853631, 5231
1936 STANFORD . « « » .dobn Bum 2-0 Washington 60-359 ,48=38

1937 STANFORD... « John Bunn 2—=0 Wash. State 951-28,41-40

1958 STANFORD . « - » John Bunn 2~0 Oregon 52-59 5 59—51

1939 OREGON . ... e« Howard Hobson 2-0 California S449 5 G—47

1940 SOUTHERN CALI... Justin Barry 2-0 Oregon State 54=41,62=25

1941 ‘WASHINGTON STATE Jack Friel 2-0 Stanford A603 56:40 *

1942 STANFORD ...«.. verett Dean onl Oregon State 41=-28,35—22 40-45

PACIFIC COST CONFIRENCE BASKETBALL DIVISION. CiLAMPIONS
YEAR NORTHERN DIV.CHAMPS COACH SOUTHERN DIV,0HAMPS: > C OuwC H

Jee Oa hie eo we & aes Peck ios "Cit TVORiAs « « « « Dork Views
: STANFORD. -« « « « e andrew Kerr
L924 WASHINGTON » « » « seClorence bémindson CaLlIrGinins « « « « Baril Vichs
1925 ORGGON AGRICULTURAL R. H. Hager CALIFORNIA. « » « « CLharence Price
1086 Gh 18 0 Wea ow Jilliam Reinhart CabiVORNins « @ « «= Clarence ricco
L927 ORG GONs « @ « slillioam teinhort Cal POINIA. « «2 » » Uievenee frice
1928 WASHINGTON . .. « eClarencé Edmundson *SOUTHERN CALIF. . . Leo Calland
CALIPGRNins « « « « GleRengo Frice

1929 WASHINGTON « « « e0amrenée Bomenison Gall rURiss « & s Clarcnee Prices

1930 WASHINGTON . « « « eCilarence Ebdtmindson SOUTHERN CaLIF. . « Justin Barry
195) WaSHINGTON « « « » s@lorence Edmmndson GALIFOQWNIAs « « « w Glarence Price
1952 WASHINGTON . 4 « »« eClarence Hdmindson. C.LITORNIA. « « « « Clarence Puice
1935 OREGON STaTs , « « esmory Gill ~ SOUTHERN CALIF. .« « Justin Barry
1934 WASHINGTON . « « « eclarcnce Edmundson SOUTHURN CuLIF. . e Justin Barry
1955 OREGON STiTE . . « eémory Gill SOUTHERN CALIF. « e« Justin Barry
L936 WASHINGION « « « » sClaroncc Edmimdson STANFOLD. « « «1 « » €0hn Bann

1937 WASHINGTON STATE » eJack Friel SEANTORDs « » « « « JOR Fumn

1966 OK EGO Hs s « « sHoward Tobsor STANTORDse « « « « « John Bunn

19359 OR ZGOWN. « « « sHoward Hobson Coltvitiixe « & « « Glabence Prisc
1940 OREGON STaTG . .. eamory Gill SOUTHERN Cull. »« « Justin Sa ry
1941 WASHTNGTON STATE. eJack Friel SPanrOlDs. « « ¢ # # BVOTCEL Doan
1942 OREGON STATE . . « elmory Gill OL ORDs « « « & » BrCrott Doan

*Ployoff Scries privilege concedoi
to that teor.
Page 235
PACIFIC COAST

 

ANNUAL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS

 

 

 

 

 

CONFERENCE
( 4s Approved By Helms Athlotie Foundation )
ALL=P..CIFIC COST CONTERENCE TEAMS
1960 dees a TaM 1930 PLAYER TEM
EF Mme Idaho F Kent Pursel California
f . fone Tale California F Henry Swanson Washington
C Hugh Latham Oregon G Jesse Mortensen So. Calif.
G Harold Telford Tdaho G John Ichners So. Calif.
G JR. Crawford Vashington G Art MeLarney Wash. State
1924 1931
F Amory Gill Oregon igri. F Richard Linthicum U.C.Le/.
Fr. dobn Toit California F Henry Swanson Washington
G Hugh Latham Oregon G Wilbur Caldwé1l So. Calif.
G Aubrey Kincaid California G Ralph Cairncy Vashington
G Dick Welts Washington G Joel Cofficld California
1925 1932
F Bob Hesketh Washington ~ F Joc Kintana California
FF Gordon Ridings Orcgon agrie F Jerome Nemer So, Calif.
CGC Bali Hieeins California — C Huntley Gordon (Vash. State
G Carlos Stcclo Orcgon Agri G Ralph Cairncy Washington
G <Algot Westergren Oregon G Carl Vendt California
1926 1933
F Albcrt Schuss Washington F Jerome Nemer So, Salir.
F Jerry Gunther Oregon F Harold Lifert California
CG Bill Higgins California C Ed Lewis Oregon St.
G George Dixon California G Julius Boscos Go, Gait.
G Algot Westergren Oregon G Hal geo Wasington
1927 1934
F Francis Watson California Y Bod Ucice Vashingtou
F Morris Badgro So, Calif. F Harold Bifort California
C Roy Ckerberg Oregon C Lee Guttero So. Calif.
G George Dixon California G Hel ioe Washincto..
G Algot Weetergren Orogon G Julius Bescos So, Cnlit.
1928 1935
F Monty Snider Washington P Jack Hupp So. Calif.
F Jesse Mortensen So. Calif. F Bob Galer Washington
C Jack Bruner So. Calif. C Lee Guttero So. Salit.
G <sAdfrod Jonce Washington G George Hibbard Oregon St.
G@ Rufus Grocory Califormia G Bryan Moore Stanford
1929- 1936
F Vern Corbin California Y Ameolo Imiscttl @tanford —
EF Pronk MeMilion Tdaho F Wally Palmberg . Oregon St.
C Harold MeClary Vashingcton C Ralph Bishop Vashingtou
G Harlow Rothert Stanford G Bob 4gee Washington
G  Josl Coffield California G Eddic Oram So. Calif -

 
 

 

ANNUAL PACIFIC COAST CONFGRENCE ALL-STAR Tall SSLECTIONS

( 44s Approved by Helms iithlotic Foundation )

 

1937 PLAYER Td Bi
F Ed Loverich Washington
F - Angelo Luisetti Stabford
¢ Ivar Nolson Vashe State
G Eddic Oram So. Calif.
G Bryan Moore Stanford
1938
F <Anrelo Imisotti Stanford
Fr Lauren Gale CQrercon
C Art Stocfen Stanford
G Jack Calderwood Stanford
G Wally Johansen Oregon
1939
F Ralph Vaughn Sow Cokity
¥ [euron Gato Oregon
C Urgel Wintermte Cregon
G Georre Zierenfuss Wash'n *
G Dalo Scars Sou So lity

ANNUAL CONFERENCE SCORING Li.DERS

*NORTHERN DIVISICN

Yi’

1930 Harold Stowell
1931 Huntley Gordon
1932 Huntley Gordon
i983 Ed Lewis
L934 Bob Gealer
1035 Bob
936 Wally Palnberg
1937 Ivar Nelson
1938 Lauren Gale
1939 Lauren Gale
1940 John Dick
1941 Vie Townsend
1942 Ray Turner

Lourcn Gale, Oregon, 1928

aler

PLYEt Tuli G FG FT Tis.

—ese ep Gh

Tée4 16 75 21 EY1
West 16 67 S7 171i
1,890.16 5 SO 200
OubG 26 67 39 175
Vash 16 68 40 176
Wash 16 82 46 152
OvSt 26 GG 5S 167
WeSt 16 56 44 156
Orc. 20 81 87 249
Orce 16 60 66 186
Cre. 16 75 33 183
Ore. 16 63 48 174
Ilda « 36 Fi. BO 192

HIGiEST wVGiu.GS

Ll2ed ee

( Continucd )

  

Page 24

TE i M

 

1940, PLAYER
* Realph Youre
F John Dick
G Dale Scare
G Tom McGarvin
G Al Uunter
1941
F Vic Townsend
F John Mandic
C Don Burncss
G Ray Sundquist
G Ken Davidson

F Robert Ormsby
Y yoy Tarner

C John Mandic

G Bill Cowden
G Janes Pollard

*SOUTHIRN DIVISION

 

You
1931 Dick Von Hagen

1932 Jcrome Noner
1933 Hel Bifort

1934 Lee Guttcro
1935 Lee Guttcro
Aneclo Inisetti Stan
incelo Luisotti Stan
fincelo Luisotti Stan
1939 Ralph Vaurchn USG

1940 Jack Robinson
1941 Jock stobinson

1936
1937
1958

1942

Jack Read

PLAYER Taal

UCLA
Cale
USC”
Cale
USC
USC

Soy, Colifa
Cparon =~
So. Calif,
Soe Cobifs
Orcgon Ste

Oregon
Orcgon Ste
Stanford
Vashe State
Stanford

So« Coli’,
Idaho :
Orcgon Ste
Stanford
Stanford

9

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ba Oe OB o.05!
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12 60 20 ids
Le TF 32 186
i2 66 £0 L?2
12 8B 44 202
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12 V2 36 1&9

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UCLA 12 56 36 14e
TCIA 22 48 37 15d
Brnic Mandclsman UCLil12 50 34 154

HIGHEST AVERAGE

Angelo Inisotti, Stanford, 1938 19;.

 
Page 25

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR some ous commer

 

 

 

 

NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION
YEAR PLY OF THE Yar TEAM PLAYER OF THs YAR TEAM
1920 71, Pee & & & & * & @ @ , TORO John Me Hoso. « « « « e Stanford
1924 Amory Gill... ... OCrogon Agri.*John Talt . . «+ « » « California
1925 *Carlos Stoclc. » e e « Orcgon Agri. Harold Bolasco. « « « « California
1926 Algot Westorgron. .. Ore gon *Jilliam Higgins . . . - California
1927 *Roy Okerborg .....s Oregon Goorge Dixon. . « & » & Selifoma
1928 ‘Alfred James « . .. e Washington *Josso Mortonson » « « « So. Calif.
19089 Pronk Willan «ss 6 Tdaho *Vorn Corbin « « « » « « California
1930 Harold McClary ... e UJashington *John Lohnors. » « « « « So. Calif.
193L Henry Swanson. » » . . Washington “Richard Linthicum. . ws VsCeLels
1932 *Rolph Cairncy. » « e« e Washington Joo Kintana « « « « « « California
1933 *fd Towis « « e« « « « e Orogon State Joromc Nomor. « « « » « SO. Califs
1934 *Hnl Leos « « « © «© «© «© Washington “Herold Bifert » .%* % » California
1935 Bob Galore » « « « « e Washington *Loc Guttcro . « « « « « Soe Calif.
1936 Wally Palmborg . ... Oregon St. *Angolo Imisctti . 2 Stanford
1937 Ivar Nolsone « « « « » WasheStato *Angcolo Imisctti . .» » Stanford
1998 Towren Golos «6 « @ « © #0 gO mn “ingelo Inisotth « «'s*s Stonford —
1939 *Urcol Wintormite . es. Oregon Ralph Vaughn. « « « « « SO. Calif.
1920 Soh Diels asses 6 CPt eon Rolph Vaugims «esas See Soltee
1941 *John Mandice . « . .«. Oregon Ste Don Burness « « ee » « Stanford
1942 Ray Turner. e+e ee Tdaho *James Pollard’... «* Stanford

*Cthosen Pacifie Const Confcrence

Pili t [ME TEAMS Players of the Year.

( As Chosen by Helms Athletic Foundation )

 

* ALL=<PACIFIC COST CONTERENCE ALL-TIME TaiM

 

 

 

POSITION ne ee T Ba M YEARS PLAYED
FORWARD ANGELO WWISSTTI STANFORD 1936 ,137,%38
FORLRD LAUREN GALE OREGON 193741384939
CENTER LEE GUTTERO SCUTHERN C.LIF.  1933;°34,°35
GUARD GEORGE DIXON CALIFORNIA 1925,%26;,°27
GUARD RALPH CAIRNEY WLASHINGTON 1930, ?31,%32

* 'TL=PACIFIC COAST CONTEREZNCE, NORTHERN DIVISION, ALL-TIMG TRAM

 

 

 

POSITION Dc de Tis M Years PLiYED
FORWARD LAUREN GLB suaGCN 1957 ,736,7 99
FORWARD ‘WALLY PALMBERG OREGON ST.TE 1934, °35,°36
CENTER JOLIN iLsNDIC OREGON STATE 1940,°41),°42
GUARD RALPH CATRNGY VLSHINGTON 19305 °315'°52
GUARD HiL Lik WiSiTINGTON 1932,°%33,'54

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* ATLePACIFIC COST CONFERENCE, SOUTHERN DIVISION, ALL-TIME TEAM

 

 

POSITION PLAYER To AM YEARS PLAYED
FORD ANGZIO LUISETTI STANFORD 19364375938
FORMLRD RICHARD LINTHICUM  .U.C.Leie 19304931, #32
CINTER LEE GUTTERO Dis CLT, 1933, 344935
_ GUARD GEORGE DIXON CALIFORNIA 19253826;t27

GUARD BRYAN MOCK STANFORD 1935,%36,°37
ANNUAL ALL-CONFERENCE (DIVISION) TEAMS

(As Approved By)
(Helms Ath.Founda tion)

 

*ATLPACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE - NORTHERN DIVISION - TEAMS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

YEAR|  FORW FORWARD CANTER GUARD GUARD
1923} Fox Ida. | GILL OAC |LATHAM  O%es/TULFORD Ida.|CRAWFORD ‘ash
1924|HESKETH Wash| GILL OAC |LATHAM Ore.|TELFORD Ida.|WiLIS Wash
1925|HESKETH Wash}RIDINGS OAC |OKERBERG Ore./STEELE  ## OAC |WASTIRGREN Ore,
1926/SCHUSS  Wash|GUNTHER Ore.|/OKIRBERG Oree|NZLSON Ida.|/WUSTINGREN Ores
1927;/SCHUSS Wash/MILES Ida.|OKERBGRG Ore. |GRAAP OAC |WESTERGREN Ores
1928|SNIDER  Wash|BURR -0.St} KAIN Mont| JAMES Wash| RIDINGS Ores
1929|MC MILLAN Ida.|JALOFF § Wash|MC CLARY Wash|BOLSTAD Wash/RIDINGS Ores
1930/SWANSON  Wash|STCVZLL Ida.sjMC CLARY Wash/MC LARNGY W.St|/CATRNZY Wash).
1931|SWANSON Wash|HOLSTEN W.St|GORDON W.St|FAGANS 0.St{/CAINNZY Wash
1932|FULLER  Wash|HOLSTEN W.St}/GONDON  W.Stj/MC LARNEY W.St|/CATM@m@Y Wash
1933|BARRETT  Ida.e|O'CONNELL 0.St/ LEVIS 0.St|I7LLS 11.96} LEE Wash
1934) GALER Wash|MC PHEE .St/GRENIER Ida.|CLINGER Ore.|LEn Wash
1935] GALER Wash|PAIMBERG 0.St/JONES Oree|HIBBARD 0.St/GHRAGHTY Ida.
| 1936/LOVERICH Wash|PALMBERG O.St\BISHOP Wash) EGGE WVash|HOLSTINE W.St
1937/LOVERICH Wash|SILVER Ore.|NELSON W.St)EGGE Wash|VAGNER Wash
1938 | GALE Ore. | BELKO Ida.|VINTEMMUTE Ore|/HOOPIR  W.St|/JOHNSEN Ores,
| 19391 GATE Cree | JILLLAMSONwsh|VINTERMUTE Cres{HOCPIR  .St|}ZIGCENFUSS Vish|
| 1940{F,MANDIC C.St|DICK Cres|JENNINGS (.St}HUNTSR  0.St/OLSON WeSt
1 1941/7.MANDIC O.St|TOUNSEND Ore.!LINDIIAN W.St|SUNDQUIST W.St| BUTTS WeSt
| 1942|TURNER  Idas|TAYLCR  Ores|JoMANDIC O.St|MORRIS Wash ;GILBARG  WeSt

 

*ATT=PACIFIC COAST

CONFERENCE - SOUTHERN DIVISION - TEAMS (Helms Ath. Foundation)

(As Anproved By)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

YEAR| FORWARD FORTLARD CENTER GUARD GUARD |
|

| 1923) TALT Cal.|MC HOSE Stan|C'NEILL Cal.|KINCAID Cal.|CAMPBZLL USC |
119241 TALT Cale|MC HOSE Stan|HOUVINEN cCal.|KINCAID Cal.|DORSEY USC !
| 1925|NEVERS Stan|TORGENSON Cal. |HIGGINS Cal.|/BELASCO Cal.s|CLIVA Stan }
| 1226 | IATSON Cal. | CLARK Stan|HIGGINS Cal.|DIXCN Cal. |DORSIY US |
| }927)IATSCN  Cale/BLDGRO USC | CORBIN Cal. | DIXON Cal. |ANDERSON Stan

| 1928|MORTENSEN USC |KTTCHUM  UCLA|BRUNTR USC’) GkiGony Cal.|LEHNERS USC

1 1929|CORBIN Cal.s|FAVWCETT Stan|/TGN TYCK Cal.|COFFIZID Cal.|ROTHRT Stan

| 1930] PURSEL Cal.|KNOWLES  UCLA|MORTINSIN USC |COFFISID Cal.|LEHNERS USC

| LOSLIKINTANA  Cali|LINTIICUM UCLA|CALDWELL USC |COFFISID Cal.|LUBIN UCLA

| 1932|KINT.NA  Cal,|NELMGR USC |LINTHICUM UCLA} VENDT Cale | CPPS USC }
| £933] SIFERT Cal. |NEMER USC |GUTTERO USC |HANCCCK Stanj|BESCCS USC

| 1934) EIFERT Cale | PIPER UCLA | GUTTERO So |IDGLEN  StaniBESCOoS USC

| 1935] HUPP USC |HCLBROOK USC |GUTT=RO USC |..SHEN UCLA|MOORE Stan

i 19361 HUPP USC |IUISETTI Stan|BALL UCLA] CRilt USC |HOCRE Stan

1 1937/BALSLEY Cal.|LUISETTI Stan|BaLL UCLA] ORali USC” |MOORE Stan |
| 1938) VaUcHN USC |/LUISSTTI Stan|STOSPaN Stan|DORNSIFE USC, |CALDERIOOD Stc*
| £939) VAUGHN USC [CALKINS UCLA)OGILVIE Cale SEARS USC" }GOODRICH US :
| 1940/VWUGHN USC {ROBINSON UCLA|SEARS USC | BICKERTON Cal.e|MC GiRVIN USC ;
| 2941] ORMSBY USC |ROBINSCN UCLA|BURNESS Stan|DAVIDSON Stan;COWDEN Sta. }
i 1942/0RMSBY USC |POLLARD Stan|VOSS Stan|DALLMAR Stan|COWDEN Stan |}

 

The records and information which appoar in this book
have becn gathered from soureccs which are belicvcd to
be correct.