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Regardless of what Dr. F. C.
Allen thinks about the “money-

grabbers” of the N.C.A.A., prob-
ably to the man Kansas basketball
followers hope that the Jayhawker
team and the athletic board vote
affirmatively to play in the west-
ern tourney if the invitation is

forthcoming.

The western tournament at _

Kansas City March. 20 and 21
will consist of the following
quintets:
District 5—Kansas, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma Aggies or Creighton.
District 6—Rice.
District 7—Colorado.

District 8—Stanford or Oregon

State. ‘

Link Lyman, former Nebraska

line coach, has accepted a job with

an insurance company and ‘will

work the western part of the state
of Nebraska... . Milt Piepul was
turned down by the army because
of ‘defective vision and will help
coach the backs at his alma mater,
Notre Dame, during spring prac-

tice.

Forest Evashevski, the former
Michigan star who has been head
grid coach at Hamilton college,
will join the Pitt staff as back-
field assistant with Charley
Bowser. ... Dr. Arnold Greene
and Harold Stebbins, both former
associates of Jock Sutherland,
have resigned.

The 63 points which Oklahoma
rang up against Kansas the other
night is the largest number re-

corded by a K.U. opponent since

the beginning of the sport here in

1899, according to records.

 

 

 

The previous high mark was held |
by Indiana. The Hoosiers tripped

K.U., 60 to 42, in the N.C.A.A

finals in 1940 at Kansas City. Prior

to that Nebraska Wesleyan’s 52

points, scored against Kansas in

1905, was the high.

Highest score ever made by a
‘K.U. team against a foe was the

68 to 8 lick dealt Washington U. in