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*__Honorary captain, elected at close of season.

University of Kansas

BASKETBALL CAPT AINS AND COACHES

Will Sutton

Herbert Owens

Fred Owens

C. A. Smith

Joe Alford

Harry Allen

Cc. J. Bliss, I. R. Adams
M. B. Miller

M. B. Miller

George McCune

Earl Woodward

Tommy Johnson

Robert Heizer

D. J. Dousman

Charles Greenlees
Ralph “Lefty” Sproull
R. A. “Stuffy” Dunmire
L. E. “Slats” Cole
Lawrence S. Nelson
Rodolf “Dutch” Uhrlaub
Kelsey “Matty” Mathews
Arthur “Dutch” Lonborg
Ernest Uhrlaub

George Rody

Paul Endacott

Charles Black

A. Tusten Ackerman

Wilfred “Frenchy” Belgard

Harold Schmidt

James Hill, Glenn Burton
Forrest Cox

*Russell “Rub” Thomson
*T. C. Bishop

*Ted O’Leary, Lee Page
*William “Bill’ Johnson
*Paul Harrington
*Richard “Dick” Wells
*Ray Ebli

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*Ray Noble and Paul Rogers

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Dr. Forrest C. Allen

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Highest opponent’s score, 52' (87-52), made by Nebraska Wesleyan, 1905.
Lowest K.U. score, 7 (-14), against Topeka Y. 1901 and (7-27), Wil-

ODDITIES IN KANSAS’ SCORING
Highest K.U. score, 68 (68-8), against Washburn, 1913.

liam Jewell, 1904.
Lowest opponent’s score, 3 (19-8), William Jewell, 1899.

Basketball Records

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MISSOURI VALLEY AND BIG SIX CHAMPIONSHIPS

1908—Kansas, 7-2, Allen
1909—Kansas, 10-2, Allen
1910—Kansas, 13-1, Hamilton
1911—Kansas, 10-2, Hamilton

1912—Kansas-Nebraska*
Hamilton, Steihm
1913—Nebraska, 10-5, Steihm
1914—Kansas, 13-1, Hamilton
1915—Kansas, 13-1, Hamilton
1916—Nebraska, 8-0, Steihm
1917—K.S., 10-2, Clevenger
1918—Mo., 15-1, Meanwell
1919—K.S., 10-0, Clevenger
1920—Mo., 17-1, Meanwell
1921—Mo., 17-1, Meanwell
1922—Kansas, Missouri, 15-1
Allen, Ruby

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1923—Kansas, 16-0, Allen
1924—Kansas, 15-1, Allen
1925—Kansas, 15-1, Allen
1926—Kansas, 16-2, Allen
1927—Kansas, 10-2, Allen
1928—Okla., 18-0, McDermott
Big Six

1929—Okla., 10-0, McDermott
1930—Missouri, 8-2, Edwards
1931—Kansas, 7-3, Allen
1932—Kansas, 7-3, Allen
1933—Kansas, 8-2, Allen
1934—Kansas, 9-1, Allen
1935—Iowa S., 8-2,
1936—Kansas, 10-0 Allen
1937—Kansas-Nebraska, 8-2.

Allen-Browne

INDIVIDUAL SCORING LEADERS

*1920—Scott, Missouri
*1921—-Waite, Oklahoma
*1922Rody, Kansas
*1923—-Browning, Missouri
*1924 Benz, Grinnell
1925—Ackerman, Kansas
1926—Peterson, Kansas
1927—Peterson, Kansas
1928—Holt, Oklahoma

Gms FG FT Pts Ave.

18° 68 187: 2738 15.16
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16 64 116 244 15.28
16°82 73 (27 1481
16 38 76 152 9.50
16 59 48 166 10.37
18° 74. 14)" 162 9.00
12 53 20 126 10.50
18 90 44 224 12.44

Big Six

1929—Churchill, Oklahoma
1930—Maclay, Nebraska
1931—Roadcap, Iowa State
1932—O’Leary, Kansas
Tied—Cooper, Missouri
1933—Wagner, Missouri
1934—Ebling, Kansas
1935—Ebling, Kansas
1936—Ebling, Kansas
1937—-Groves, Kansas State

Gms FG FT Pts Ave.

10 53 18 124 12.40
4 6. 12.12
99 9.80
10 44 22 110 11.0
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10 45 24 114 = 11.40
10: 44° 36. 124. -12.40
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*One player assigned to make all free throws.

Schools represented: Kansas, 7 times and a tie out of
17 years; Missouri, 8 times and a tie; Oklahoma, 3;
Kansas State, Iowa State, Nebraska, Grinnell, 1 each.