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“player of the year” in 1923. Black,
who is no relation to the current
Kansan forward, also was selected as
the “player of the year” in 1924.
BARRY AMONG FIRST TEN.

While Dr. Allen was selected as the

\“greatest basketball coach of all

time,” the Helms foundation named
the following cage mentors among
the first ten: Justin M. Barry,
Southern California; Claire Bee,
Long Island U.; Osborn. B. Cowles,
Dartmouth; Clarence S.:Edmunson,
Washington; Nat Holman, C. GC. N.
Y.; Lon Walter Jourdet, Pennsyl-
vania; the late George E. Keogan,
Notre Dame; Ward Lewis Lambert,
Purdue, and Dr. Walter E. Meanwell,
formerly of the University of Wis-
consin,

Hank Iba, mentor at Oklahoma A. |:

& M., although not listed on the
first ten, was named among the
twenty-six ranking. coaches of the
nation. Allen and Iba were the only
two coaches of the Missouri Valiey
schools to receive recognition.
Herber.. Bunker, guard of the

University of Missouri, was the oniy |

other Missouri Valley basketball
player mentioned in the Helms “Hall
of Fame.” Bunker was named on

the second team of the all-time all-|

American basketball selections. He
played at Missouri in 1921, 1922, and
1923.

 

 

He ‘Stil’ Knows Hew.

(By the Associated Press.)

IroNWwoop, Micu., Feb. 27.—Gro-
ver Cleveland Alexander, 56 years
old yesterday, is expecting a call
to return to baseball.

Alexander, former National
league pitcher, declared he was
ready to return to the mound and
figtired he’d be able to hold his
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DOUBLE CONGRATULATIONS. were in order
following the University. of Kansas triumph, 42-33, over the Uni-
versity of Oklahoma in Lawrence. Dr. F. C. Allen, whose Jayhawks
captured the Big Six conférence championship, is shown here con-
gratulating Ray Evans, junior guard of Kansas City, Kansas, for
his superb defensive and floor play. Evans, acting game captain,
offered a handshake to his coach, for piloting the Kansans to their
eleventh conference championship in the 15-year-old history of
the Big Six.