SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1940.

 

 

“OVER THE BUMPS—K. U’S COACH: ALLEN AT LAST

 

“Boy! “The team is going good.

Hope the boys can keep up the
good work. If that Rice team
ever gets to hitting we’ll have some
trouble. Engleman is playing a
wonderful scoring game. Hm-m-m,
wonder how much money this
crowd paid to get in.”

NIGHT’S GAME.

“Hell’s bells! Bob Kinney is
pouring in the baskets, we can’t
get a decent rebound and John
Kline is out of the game on four
fouls. Everything happens to me,
If I don’t win I'll probably have
to play “Frosty” Cox’s Colorado
team, and if he beats me, too—
hell’s bells!”

““Whee-e-e, that was a; close call.

Why don’t they make milk bottles

easier to drink out of? Gotta
check on those gate receipts right
away because there are a lot.of
bills to pay. Hope I don’t have to
play Cox tomorrow night.”