FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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The decision by the University athletic office not to release more than two Orange Bowl tickets to any one person and to sell the precious ducats only to Kansas students, faculty members, and alumni, was probably the wisest move which could have been made, all things considered.
By COOPER ROLLOW Daily Kansan Sports Editor
The office desks were stacked high with ticket requests, ranging from one to 109-ticket orders. Had not the two-to-a-person ruling been made, many students probably would have missed out altogether.
Ticket requests came from Miami, Atlanta, Birmingham, Nashville, and many other Southern cities. Many of these—mostly large orders—undoubtedly were from professional scalers who hoped to grab some of the ducats earmarked for K.U. students and convert them into extra folding money for themselves. The University athletic office took the only practical way out.
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Ray Evans' picture appeared in the Dec. 15 issue of Time magazine, released yesterday. Evans was in a group designated the "top 11" of the nation, each having been selected on at least two "major All-America" teams. (AP, UP, Collers, and Sporting News are considered the "Big Four" in All-American selections.)
Only two of the 11 players pictured in Time—Choppuis of Michigan and Lujack of Notre Dame were unanimous choices on all four major All-American selections. Evens placed first on AP and Colliers, second on UP, and third on Sporting News.
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All seats for the Kansas-Emporia basketball game at Emorria Saturday night have been sold out.
Fabulous Leo "Lippy" Durocher, who recently rejoined the Brooklyn Dogders after one of the most-publicized squabbles in baseball history, has signed a contract to write "Dem Bums," a history of the Dodger teams he helped make famous. Durocher's book, properly edited and censored, should be a hit from the moment it strikes the book stands.
Jayhawker fullback Frank Pattee will play football before his mother for the first time, Jan. 1 in the Orange Bowl. Mrs. Pattete has heard every radio broadcast of K.U. games since her son went out for varsity ball, but has never seen him in action.
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Dream Tenve vs. Question Marks Cread Hall "B" vs. Army "B"
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Army vs. Krazy Kats
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Alpha Phi Alpha vs. Pi K.A.
D.U. vs. Lamda Chi Alpha.
Alba Phi Alpha vs. Pi K.A.
D.U. vs. Lambda Chi Alpha
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Okla. A. & M. 52, Long Island 37
Georgetown 54, Loyola (Ill.) 45
Georgia 61, Clemson 52
Maryville 43, Baker 33
S.W. Louisiana 43, Houston 32
Omaha 43, Morningside 44
E. Texas State 46, Hardin Col. 39
Hampden-Sydney 37, William
Basketball Results
& Mary 36
Detroit 54, W. Ontario 51
K. State 75, Texas Christian 17
Warrensburg 46, Mo. Valley 37
Santa Barbara 44, University of
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anta Barbara 44, University of Ecuador 32
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