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nm cep SR GOW | for “SaekstOeere aie “Inthe last Roboundor we mate you that
Kansas State would not play. aA-double. ‘round ‘robin schedule was made ous for
. the Big Six teams | ‘omitting Kansas State. Liter “Kansas state decided to play
ard the Big Six will be ropresented by its full” strength in‘baskettall. ~
Efforts are now being iiade to fit State into the Big. ‘Six. schedule without
making an entirely” new basketball calendar, re erie ects

 

: The Homecoming Oatinttted which met Bt tne Alumi Office on
Octcber 28, 1943, sanctioned a basketball game between the varsity and BPP sxe
ASTP (the A-12 boys) on the evening befcre Homecoming game with Missouri,
It was agreed that the program would be worked around the game,, and in between
halves the football queen candidatus, the football coaches and the. represent-,
atives. of the football team would be presented. And after the basketball .game ,

in Hoch juditorium a big bunfire would be at off outsides | cyte age odes

ae esr Kt aed Wt
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Ney ener fot Farollment for the winter term will te Monday and Tuesdey4, Nove
land 2. We will tien have the gymnasium fsr the 3rd. Five of cur” basketball
players are on the fcotball team and of course will not participate until after
the season is over, but we will start our fundamental drills with the material ,
at hand, This will give us less than three weeks before our first game... “The
A-12 boys have a pretty strong outfit because the pick of many cf the - -gqleees. 4
are enrolled. there. Howard Porter, who is my assistant. in basketball, and the .
chairman of .the A-12 group, will coach the Army.‘ As you “know, “the ‘Army , “boys: :
are not ‘permitted to participate in intercollegiate athletics, so this is an
intramural contest on the campus that will give these boys a chance to play a
game aguinst the varsity and at the same ‘time stimulate and: build up. intra=~... “BY
murals in their. outfit. The stage will be seated in viewof the “many. soldiers ..
and sailors expected in addition to the crowd of civilians,

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