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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Dec. 9, 1955
By HARRY ELLIOTT (Daily Kansan Sports Editor)
The newspaper wire services have all-American teams. The various leagues name their all-conference teams. Sports magazines and other magazines name all-American teams.
The fraternities of the nation's colleges are not to be outdone, however. They too, name an all-American team. Inasmuch as they have chosen virtually the same teams as have the other trophy awarders, the only other stipulation that they can make is that the players be members of Greek houses.
Oh well, the players obviously earn all the honors that they can get.
Overcoming two operations on his hand. Roy Campanella, Brooklyn's 34-year-old catcher, has come back strong enough to be named the National League's Player of the Year.
This makes Campy the second player to ever receive this honor three times. The only other three-time winner is Stan Musial of St. Louis.
Campy injured a nerve in his hand in spring training in 1952 and then reinjured it during the same season. It appears that the operations on the hand were successful.
He gave strong assistance to the Dodgers in their fight and victory in the World Series.
Inasmuch as the Kansas-Wisconsin game will be on television tomorrow and programs for the game will not be available to most of the audience, the numbers of the players are listed below:
KANSAS
3 Mowry 22 Parker
5 Boxberger 23 Toft
7 Brainard 24 Hollinger
8 King 25 Johnson
12 Elstun 27 Cleland
13 Dobbs 29 Green
14 Johnston 31 Jett
15 Dater 32 Lockley
WISCONSIN
4 Holt 45 Radke
5 Rogney 46 Borland
7 Mack 47 DeMerit
8 Martin 49 Pamperin
22 Miller 50 Zeiger
23 Jorgensen 51 Parker
24 Mueller 52 Schneeberger
22 Smith 53 Folz
43 Litzow 54 Telfer
44 Badura
The Bataks of Sumatra base much of their economy on the palm tree, says the National Geographic Society. They make thatch from its fibers, liquor and sugar from its juice, decorations from its leaves, brooms from its stems, ax handles from its branches, and pipes and timbers from its trunk.
Hawk Talk SPECIAL
It's FREE Union Coffee time Monday thru Thursday at 4 in the Music Room. Monday Professor James W. Drury of the Political Science department will speak at the Travel Forum on Japan, which is timely, if we say so ourselves, since Dec. 7 is just past.
Wednesday the Political Coffee will feature Congressman Everett Scrivener in the second of the YMCA-YWCA-SUA political series. His topic is "The Role of Political Parties in Legislation."
Tuesday it's the Paradise Lost Reading, and Thursday (your last chance for free coffee next week) is the Poetry Hour.
STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES
Basketball Scores
Rice 62. Oklahoma 47
Rice 62, Okaiahna 47
Northern Northern Heidelberg 68
Kent State 65, Wittenberg 67
Iowa State 72, Texas Tech 52
Bradley 94, South Dakota State 73
Washburn 87, Ottawa 60
Bethel 89, McPherson 54
St. Benedict's 58, Hastings, Neb. 50
Independence Juco 58, Hutchinson
Juco 37
Tabor 41. Bethany 40
Emporia State 70, Marysville State, Mo.
87
Kansas City U. 64
Seton Hall 87, Western Kentucky 85
(overtime)
Oklahoma A&M 70, Arkansas 66 (overtime)
Jacksonville 57, Livingston, Ala. 47
Gatewood Teachers 93, Worcester 75
Maryland 52, William & Mary 51
Shepherd, W. Va. 123, District, DC,
Teachers 88
Ohio U. 91, Morris Harvey 71
MI 55, Impden-Sydney 52
Tennessee 102, Sneed 52
Central State, Ohio 111, Findex 97
Florida 99, Rollsock 60
Wooster 89, Grove City, Pa. 76
South Carolina State 69, Clark 68
Hawaii Jayne 74
Mississippi, Southern 83, Howard 62
Hilldale 75, Assumption 60
Illinois Tech 87, Chicago Teachers 82
Illinois College 60, Monmouth 52
Camp Chaffee 98, Northeastern Okla. 85
Illinois Tech 87, Cleveland 84
Georgetown, Ky. 63, Bellarmine 66
John Carroll 117, Bliss College 51
Phillips Iools 102, East Carolina 58
Brandese 80, Northeastern 70
Murray State 87, Hardin-Simmons 72
Women Bowl For Crown
The women's intiamural bowling championship will be decided Saturday. The Women's Intercollegiate Bowling tournament also is scheduled for this weekend.
Four teams will compete Saturday afternoon for the trophy which will be awarded after Christmas. The teams are the Keglerettes and Hot Shots of the Blue Division, Unknowns of the Crimson Division, and Alpha Chi Omega of the Hilltop Division.
Lines will be rolled tonight and tomorrow for the Intercollegiate tournament. The 15 women with the highest league averages will bowl two games each. The best 10 scores will be submitted to Pennsylvania State College where they will be compared with other scores to choose the national winners.
New Guinea's female Splendid Bird of Paradise dresses so drably she appears to wear mourning. Her mate, robed in iridescent red and bronze and sparkling green and blue, gleams like a Christmas tree ornament, says the National Geographic Society.
ENGINEERS
. Mechanical . Chemical . Civil . Electrical .
Interviews With Engineering Seniors Will Be Held
DECEMBER 12
For Positions As Engineers In The Manufacturing Department
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A Step from the Campus
Guard Tells Why He Likes Pro Ball
CLEVELAND, Ohio (U.P.)—A be Gibron, 245-pound offensive guard of the Ceceland Browns on why he enjoys playing pro football:
"The Brown's play my type of football. When you play on a team that uses a running game, you get to do straight-head block, and that's my meat. I block for passing plays, too, but the real fun comes when you split the line for a full-back or halfback."
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