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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1944
Iowa Accepts Bid to NCAA; Tigers Probable
Reconsidering their original refusal, the University of Iowa has accepted an invitation to participate in the Western National Collegial Athletic Association basketball contest at Kansas City March 24-25.
The Big Ten team will take the place of a Rocky Mountain representative which cannot be provided this year.
In the meanwhile the Big Six entry goes begging, and it is probable that Missouri will be the selection. After Iowa State turned down the invitation as mathematical winner of the Big Six championship, the Oklahoma Sooners were invited, but they too refused on the basis of inability to provide players for the duration of the tourney.
Kansas likewise will not be able to provide a team should they receive a bid, and the task of representing the conference probably will fall to Missouri which should give a good account of itself.
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Sportorials
By Charles Moffett
So Long——
It's Army Air Corps bound for Bob Bock, Kansan sports editor since last May. Bock's interesting comments and highlights on sports were read and enjoyed by everybody. We're going to miss Bob, but wish him the best of luck with Uncle Sam.
AP's All Big Six Team
AP's All Big Six Team
The Associated Press announced it's All Big Six team yesterday for the season just concluded. Allie Paine of Oklahoma and Price Brookfield of Iowa State were
unanimous choices but the selections for the other positions were extremely close. Don Barrington of Kansas and Ramsey of Oklahoma barely missed the first squad.
We believe the second team could give the first team a close game if not beat them. Certainly they would capture almost all the rebounds with Oulman, Barrington, and Ramsey in the lineup. But the first team has the scoring edge with Ray Wehde, Brookfield, and Paine leading the way. Indeed, it would make for an interesting game if
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these two teams were to meet each other.
The selections:
First team—
Ray Wedhe, Iowa State, F
Dan Pippin, Missouri, F
Price Brookfield, Iowa State, C
Allie Paine, Oklahoma, G
Ken Pryor, Oklahoma, G
Second Team—
Don Barrington, Kansas, F
Charles Cooley, Kansas State, F
Grover Ramsey, Oklahoma, C
Paul Collins, Missouri, G
Gene Oulman, Iowa State, G
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The University of Iowa has accepted an invitation to compete in the western N. C. A. A. basketball
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Illinois Ranks 1st in Bond Drive
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playoffs at Kansas City March 24-25, E. G. Schroeder of athletics, announced yesterday. Iowa will be an alternate for the Rocky Mountain district, which will not send a team this year.
Oklahoma also announced yesterday that they would be unable to represent the fifth district because of the navy's 48-hour rule which prevents several members of the O. U. team from competing.
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