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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1944
List of Football Candidates Has Men From Several States
Following is the list of Football men who have checked out suits for spring practice. The roster numbers almost 40. Several more are expected to report and several members of last year's team are out for track and will not be out for football. Coach Henry Shenk has decided to wait until spring comes before holding "spring" practice. The next practice session will be on Monday, said Coach Shenk, and he hopes that workouts may finally begin.
Football Squad — Spring, 1944
Name Status Ht. Wt.
Bock, Al ... V-12 6" 175
Cantrell, Gorland ... V-12 6" 175
Casteix, L. A. ... V-12 5'10" 175
Chase, Dan ... V-12 5'10" 180
Cherry, Ivan ... V-12 5'8 1/2" 185
Criss, Brady ... V-12 6" 170
Day, Dud R. ... V-12 5'7" 170
Glasnapp, Roy C. ... V-12 6'1" 168
Griffin, A. D. ... V-12 5'11" 135
Hill, Harold W. ... V-12 6" 175
Harris, Sam ... V-12
Hicks, Wesley Sam V-12 5'10" 161
Hird Wayne Civ. V-12 5'11" 210
Houts, Harold C. ... V-12 180
Howard, Joseph Civ. V-5'8" 160
Keller, Charles V-12 5'11" 190
Kuhnel, Alfred O. V-12 6'1" 200
Leigh, Lynn ... V-12 6'1 1/2" 175
McDonald, Paul ... V-12 5'9 1/4" 175
Moffett Charles Civ. V-5'11 1/2" 175
Mosher, Harold ... V-5'8" 165
Mullen, J. F. ... V-12 6" 174
Orr, Raymond P. Civ. V-5'11" 170
Pendleton, Robert ... V-5'8" 154
Right, Julian ... V-12 6'1" 160
Rohrbough, Allen V-12
Ryan, Joe Civ. V-5'9" 185
Schmidt, Edward ... V-12 6'1" 180
Shondell, Jim ... V-12 6" 215
Short, T. E. ... V-12 5'8 1/2" 215
Smith, Charles F. ... V-12 175
Tomshany, Paul E. V-12 6'1" 170
Weatherby, James ... V-5'11" 170
Williams, Richards V-12 5'11" 180
Barrington, Don ... V-12 6'2" 190
Home
Age Pos. Home
Ridgefield Park, N. J.
20 Gd. or tackle, Neosho, Mo.
22 Back, New Orleans, La.
19 Center, Parsons, Ks.
19 Guard, Medford, Ore.
17 L.E., San Bernadino, Calif.
17 Guard or Center, LaJolla, Calif.
23 End, Armstrong, Iowa.
Little Rock, Ark.
20 End, Kansas City, Ks.
Kansas City, Mo.
17 O.B., Sioux City, Iowa.
17 Center, Lawrence, Ks.
Seattle, Wash.
17 Whitewater, Ks.
18 Gd. or tackle, Kansas City, Mo
21 Tackle, White Plains, N. Y.
21 End, Barley, Idaho.
18 Guard, Los Angeles, Calif.
28 Back, Peabody, Ks.
20 Back, Alden, Ks.
21 End, LaGrange, Ill.
29 Back, Ft. Lear, Ks.
17 Gd. or B.B., Pasadena, Texas.
17 Santa Rosa, Calif.
Rubber was named when it was accidentally discovered that it erased pencil marks.
17 Gd, or tackle, Murdoch, Ks.
18 Back, Kansas City, Mo.
18 Tackle, Kansas City, Kansas.
22 Full B., Omaha, Nebr.
End, Tulsa, Okla.
17 Tackle, Kansas City, Ks,
Full Ft. Worth, Texas.
20 Back, Hiawata, Ks.
Back, Kansas City, Ks.
Three times as many women are now working in lumber industries as in 1941.
In World War I each soldier accepted by the army had to have a minimum of 12 teeth.
Wisconsin co-eds are donating their old clothes to the Russian War Relief or other Allied agencies.
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Utah Winner Of National Basketball Title
The "wonder" team of the 1944 basketball season, Utah University, winners of the Western division NCAA title, national NCAA championship, may now add another championship crown to their list. For the Rocky Mountain lads last night soared to basketball heights by beating St. Johns 43 to 36 in Madison Square Garden before 18,-125 fans.
The loser of last night's finale won the right to meet the NCAA winner by winning the national invitational tournament, the same tournament in which Utah lost its first game and then accepted a last-minute bid to play at Kansas City. So it was the end of a grand come-back for the youngsters from Utah as they won the title.
The proceeds of the game were $35,000 all of which was turned over to the Red Cross.
For the first 20 minutes the two tournament champions battled it out with little to choose between them. The quintets left the floor at half-time intermission with the score tied at 19 to 19.
The score was tied twice again in the first five and one-half minutes of the final round and then Utah started pulling ahead. The Westerners held a 6-point lead at the 10-minute mark, increased it to nine within the next minute and struck back in the final five minutes after
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it's hilarious . . . when Paulette plays house to get her boss a bed in the overcrowded capitol!
Former Students to Receive Silver Pilot's Wings
EDWARD ARNOLD - ROLAND YOUNG
William J. Acker and Herbert C. Borgmann, former students, soon will receive their silver pilot's wings and officer's bars at the Pampa army air field in Pampa, Texas.
Aviation cadet Acker was a student in the College last year. Cadet Borgmann attended the University from 1941-43. Both men received their primary flight training at Pine Bluff, Ark., and their basic training at Independence, Kan.
St. John's had driven within two points, 36 to 34, on three straight baskets by Ray Wertis and another by Lanky Ivy Summer. Play Man-to-Man Defense
Although wiry Arnold Ferrin paced the Utes with 17 points, the victory was distinctly a team triumph with their loose man-to-man defense holding the New Yorkers at bay.
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SUNDAY—4 Days
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Two-Tones Approved by WPB Shoe manufacturers can again manufacture two-toned styles, the WPB has ruled.
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