WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Janowicz Voted Player Of Year
By OSCAR FRALEY
Ind. Press, Sports, Write
United Press Sports
New York, Dec. 13 — (U.P.)—Voted the year's outstanding college football player, husky Vus Janowicz of Ohio State asserted today that he was "a much better baseball player" and one with definite major league aspirations.
Accepting the Heisman Memorial Trophy as the top collegiate grider of the year, the sturdy halfback from Elyria, Ohio, became the third junior ever to win the award--putting him in a class with Army's Doc Blanchard and S.M.U.'s Doak Walker.
walker.
But, while vigorous Vie "hoped" to be the first two-mile winner by using the bronze statue again next year, he left no doubt that pro football would not be for him when he leaves the Columbus campus and marries his high school sweetheart.
When you're the son of a steel worker and one in a family of nine children, your aims are likely to be economic. That's Vic.
So the pro football bidders, unless they make the offer plenty high, will just be wasting their time if they expect to get Janowicz for peanuts. He's a catcher of promise, he was told after tryouts with the Detroit Tigers, Cincinnati Reds, and Pittsburgh Pirates, and his aim is to don the mask and mitt in the major leagues.
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Tuesday's College Basketball Results
EAST
BIG SEVEN Kansas 52, St. John's 51 Kansas State 73, Wichita 42
Colgate 79, New York univ, 74
Gettysburg 86, John's Hopkins 68
Catholic univ, 85, Bridgewater 69
Princeton 57, Rutgers 51
Massachusetts 54, Worcester Poly
Dartesne 84, Pepperdine 50
Boston univ. 81, Dartmouth 75
Ursinus 73, Franklin & Marshall
55.
SOUTH
SOUTH
Georgia 64, South Carolina 58
Washington & Lee 70, Quantico
Marines 68
MINNEAPOLIS
Indiana 87, Texas Christian 68
Michigan 40, Marquette 37
Illinois Inst. 56, Illinois Navy Pier
42
Southwest Missouri Teachers 64,
New Mexico A. & M. 54
Kentucky 67, Xavier (Cin) 56
Toledo 50, Denver 44
SOUTHWEST
St. Louis 71, Houston 63
Rice 63, Southwest Louisiana Inst.
50
Tulsa 54, Oklahoma Baptist 52
Baylor 61, Centenary 57
KU Strengthens High Position
New York, Dec. 13—(U.P.)—Kansas, Kentucky, Kansas State, and Indiana strengthened their positions today as four of the leading college basketball teams in the nation.
Each member of this quartet, ranked among the top 10 in the nation by the United Press board of coaches, scored an impressive victory last night. And perhaps the most impressive was Kansas.
The Jayhawkers, making an important New York City appearance, put on display the latest novel cage strategy of their celebrated coach, Dr. Forrest C. (Phog) Allen, and it paid off with a 52 to 51 victory over St. John's, ranked eighth in the nation.
Allen's idea is to waive all free throws, taking the ball at midcourt and trying for two points instead of one. Trailing by 51-50 in the final minute, the Jayhawks did just that — the shot bounced off the rim but 6-foot, 9-inch Clyde Lovellette pushed it back in for the game-winning basket.
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Utilizing a fast-break to good advantage, the Kansas State college Wildcats registered their fourth consecutive basketball triumph Tuesday night, crushing Wichita university, 73 to 42.
K-State jumped off to a 15-7 first quarter lead and never was threatened. Dick Knostman bagged 15 points for K-State, followed by Ernie Barrett with 13, Ed Head, 12, and Jim Iverson, 11.
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