_ dust another story of the University of Kansas and DreForrest Ce(Phog) Allene :

1 other coaches didn't mean it. oO g but they. never do, so ther
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any particular change thereinsHowever, the prevailing Word of the

“seemed to have it that the Jayhawkers at last had « come

   

 

‘te the end of their mxyx winning wayeNebraska was to be the new bellcow of
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sole baka ak everyone save the folks at KeUe of course, were es
about thateThe mute folks just kept marking timee

— Browne had four seniors on his Comhusker beamethat
probably was the main reason the (Grnnaskers were the pre«season favorite stHERX
They had been hard ee ts in the 4 ond when they shared the conference
championship with cee Gana cf es . wi . rove returning
were rated highly, qowa State with green material wasn't figured to cause
great trouble and Kansas and owensune” were looked on only as trouble makerse

(\ Reference to the standings at the finish will show how the

 

season's play muddled the prognostications of the "gopestera! Kansas and
Oklahoma took charge of the race and Oklahoma defeated Kansas in the first
game of the seasoneFrom then on,however,the Jayhawkers Poe therse-oF the
weet although the Sooners were worthy opponents and proved that worth
throughout the racée

= in fighting its way to the seventh basketball championship
in the brief histery of the conference was paced by Fred Pralle,a SteLouis
boy iin one of the most brilliant players ever turned out by the distinguisBed

coach of the Jayhawkerse

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