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COMPLETED SCHEDULE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS BASKETBALL

Nena i?th
December 18th
January 6th
January 14th
January 17th
January 19th
January 24th
January 29th
January 31th
February 2nd
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Fobruary 10th
Fobruary 14th
February 16th
Fobruary 20th
Fobruary 25th
February 27th.
March Srd

March 6th

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GAMES 1941-1942

Denver University
Bethel College

University of Oklahoma

 

University of Misscuri

University of Nebraska

“Iowa State College

Kansas State Colloge
University of Iowe.
DePaul University
Wichita University

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Creighton University

 

 

University of Nebraska

Iowa State Colle=e

 

Oklahoma A, and M,

 

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University of Oklahoma

Kansas State College

University of Missouri

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GENERAL PRINCIPLE

 

There are certain requirements that should be met in every

diet in order that no deficiency will arise.

giass of citrus fruit or tomato juice daily the vi

requirements are met, and two glasses of
the calcium requirements. Sggs will aid in supplying

‘the ee Ce ee a ee

pork, fish or chicken may be varied in the diet.

A suggestion for breakfast; The meal may be started with citrus
fruit juice and followed with a cooked cereal, one or two eggs,
bacon, toast with jelly or perserves, and a glass of milk.

‘Botwoon meals a glass of half milk and half crean may be taken.
Cream egg-nog or milk shake.

If a light lunch is taken at noon, then a good meal should be
taken in the evenings: meat, two vegetables and dessert. And then
at bed time or later in the evening, milk or cream should be taken.

At the noon lunch a sandwich may be taken with thin soup, dessert
or pudding, ice cream or tapioca, or fruit with drink. If one can
take at least two slices of bread with butter at each.meal and use
whole-wheat bread where possible, it will increase the calories and
also aid in supply the vitamin 5.

Other cereals may be taken for breakfast, but oatmeal, cream of
wheat and rice are more concentrated. Stewed fruits may be used
as desserts to very the diet. dd@i¢ream and sugar, ice cream or
cheese on pie or cake, is also ancther means of increasing
the caloric intake. :
 

_ GENERAL PRINCIPLE

There are certain requirements that should be met in every
diet in order that no deficiency will arise. ly taking a
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at bed time or later in the evening, milk er cream should be taken.

 
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April 27, 1942.

Ure George Edwards,
Basketball Coach,
University of Missouri,
Columbia, Missouri. !

Dear Georges

I have just checked up with our publicity director,
Mre Ke. W. Davidson, and learn that the material for the
Guide has been sent by air mail, special delivery to Mr.
Tower’. ;

. He had delegated the preparation of this review to
Chuck Elliott, last semester's sport writer of the Kansan.
The other day Chuck came over and borrowed my copy o
Guide, and now I can understand why he wanted it.

However, the material has been mailed to Mr. Tower,
and he has probably received it by this time.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Bducation and Recreation,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

cOLUMBIA

April 25, 1942.

Dr. F. C. Allen,

Director of Physical Education,
University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kan.

Dear Fhog:

_. Several weeks ago I wrote a request
to your publicity man in which I asked him to
prepare a review of the Big Six Baskethell
Season for the Guide. This task was assigned
to Kansas since your fine team tied for the
championship and represented the conference in
post season games.

My letter was never answered since I
mentioned that no answer was necessary if he
could and would accept the job. I assumed,
therefore, that he would prepare the copy and
send it direct to Mr. Tower. However, a letter
from Mr, Tower this morning informs me that all
reviews from this section are in his hands
except that of the Big Six.

We don't want our league left out, and
I also believe the job should go to the winning
school although that is not entirely essential.
Will you please investigate this and let me know
1f your publicity department will be able to
write the review, and approxiamte a date on which
the material will be mailed to Mr. Tower.

Yours truly,

George R. Edwards.
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
Oklahoma A. & il,

NUMERICAL 1941-42 BASKETBALL ROSTER

(*)--Indicates number of letters won,

ORANGE GAME UNIFORMS

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Nos.
(Saomrme

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22
55
44
45
55
65
66
75
77
85
88
95
99

Players
Wiginton, Dow

**Eggleston, L. J.

Aubrey, Sam
*Scheffel, Charles

#*Milliken, Bud

*Taylor, Jack
Maddox, Buford
Herron, Jack
Steinmeir, Lou
Bogert, Frank
*Newman, J. T.
Bell, Gene
Clovis, Ralph

_ Durham, George

Gardner, Roy
Parrack, Doyle
Doyle, Luther

Roberts, Willard

BLACK OR WHITE GAME UNIFORMS

Nos.

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20
23
24

27

 

28

29
50
80
84
85

25 |

Players
Scheffel, Charles

// Doyle, Luther

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*Eggleston, L. J.
*Taylor, Jack
Maddox, Buford
#fillikan, Bud
Durham, George

Bell, Gene ,;
Parreack, Doyle
Herron, Jac

*Newman, J.
Aubrey, Sam
Steinmeir, Lou
Bogert, Frank
Wiginton, Dow ,
Roberts, Willard
Gardner, Roy
Clovis, Ralph

  

 

 

Pos. TH. Ht.
PF JY. 6

F Sr. 6=1
C Soph 6-4
F Sr. 6-2
G Sr. 5-10
G Sr. 5-10
F Jr. 5-11
G Jr. 6-2
C Soph 6-5
G Soph 6-2
F. sr. 6-1
G Jre 6-3
F Jr. 5-11
G Soph 6-2
F Jr. 5=11
F Jr. 6

G Soph 6-2
G Soph 6
Pos. ITF. Ht.
F Sr. 6=2
G Soph 6-2
F Sr. 6-1
G Sr. ‘T3
F JYe j ~ll
G Sr. /5=10
G Soph / 6-2
G JYe ; 6=3
F @. 7 6

G Jr. | 6-2
F Sr.f 6-1
C Soph 6-4
C Soph 6-5
G Soph / 6-2
F Jr. 6

G Soph 6

F Jr. 5-11
F Jr. 5<11

Wt.

175
165
170
170
165
155
150
190
185
185
170
165
165
175
173
160
176
180

Wt.

170
176
165
155
150
165
175
165
160
190
170
170
185
185
175
180
173
165

 

Home town

Altus, Okla.
Walters, Okla.
Tulsa, Okla.
Enid, Okla.
Maryville, Mo.
Waurika, Okla.
Enid, Okla. |
Vinson, Okla.
Kansas City, Kan.
Enid, Okla.
Quanah, Tex.
Jay, Okla.

Bl Reno, Okla.
Enid .
Ramona, Okla.
Walters, Okla.
Dale, Okla.
Dale, Okla.

Hometown

Enid, Okla 2
ale, Okla.
alters, Okla.
aurika, Okla.
Enid, Okla,
Maryville, Mo.
Enid, Okla.
Jay, Okla.

| Walters, Okla.

Vinson, Okla.
Quanah, Tex.
Tulsa, Okla.
Kansas City,

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. Enid, Okle.
“Adtus, Okla.

Dale, Okla.
Ramona, Okla.
El Reno, Okla
UNIVERSITY OF WICHITA

 

 

 

1941-1942
Basketball Roster
YPae« ON
. Yo. Name : Pos. Class Ht. Wt. Age Squad _ Home Town
30 §©Strain, Bailey > Goon. 671" 180 16 0 Wichita
os Steinke, Gene G och: 6'12" 166 is 0 Garden Plaii
32 McDonald, Marvin F Jre 6! 165 - 20 1 Wellington,
35 Curry, Maurice G gis $1112°176 . 19 1 Wichita
34 Hollar, Don P Gosh. 510" 176 19 0 Marion, Kan
38  Jinkins, Bob C. ws 6'4". 207 19 1 Wichita
38 Burford, Glenn 6 opm. 612" 106 20 0 Milton, Kan.
39 Stauffer, Duane G Gepn. 6! 169 19 0 Grenola; Ka
41 Hyndman, John CeF Goph. 6'2" le4 18 0 Wellington,
12 Hesse, Paul F &5r. 5110" 160 22 0 Wichita
43 Koontz, Doyle F-C Jr. 6'12" 170 82 0 Wichita
44 Kinkaid, Tom F &r- 5'9" , 150 22 2 Wichita
35 Dotson, Jack @ Som. 5/7 wr 18 O Wichita

Averages: Height-6'; weight-171 lbs.; age-193 yrs.; experience-.4 yr.)

COACHING STAFF

Sterrett, Jack - Varsity Coach. First season at University of
Wichita. Came here from University of Tulsa last spring. His Tulsa
squad was only team to defeat powerful Creighton University on its home
court last season. Also defeated Oklahoma A & M, Baylor, New Mex. Ag-
gies and Pittsburg, Kan. Teachers.e Is graduate of St. Thomas College i
Yinnesotae Coached Glencoe, Minne. High School to state championship i
1931. His Bemidjer Teachers College squad took a state title in 1955.
Yent from there back to the Alma Mater, St. Thomas and coached another
hampion team. From there to St. Louis University for seasons of 58=5¢

nd 39-40. Took graduate work at University of Iowa prior to St. Louis
assignment. Balieves in discipline within an athletic squad and also
stresses condition. In other fields, he was scout and psychological
advisor for the Chicago Cubs and is also rated as one of the best foot-
ball scouts in the nation. :

 

pie: Paul - Freshman coach. Wniversity of Wichita graduate in
1938. Had marked succéss coaching high school teams in Kansas.

 
 
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February 28, 1942.

Pi Beta Phi,
1246 Missiasippi St.,
Lawrence, EENSASe

Dear Friends*

fhe K. U. basketball team and I are sincerely
grateful for your fine message of good wishes. And
we are doubly appreciate of the spirit which prompted
your wiring us°at Oklahoma City.

, The boys played a wonderful game, and I am very
proud of them. But the Sooners were too hot for use

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
Varsity Basketball and Baseball ®oach.

 
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