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Gqpliers hi Readiness For Fast
Hockey Season Minns Veterans
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 7. Los
ing 12 good hockey players via
the armed services and graduation
is enough to play hob with any
squad, and yet, Coach Larry Arm
strong can say that he sees "good
possibilities" in his big, but green
Minnesota hockey team.
"The boys are not as fast nor
as experienced as last year's men
but they are pretty heavy and
they ought to come right along
especially after a couple of
games," says Armstrong.
Lose Vets.
Among the men lost from last
year's squad are Capt. Al Eggle
ton, Freddy Junger, Bobby Arnold,
Burt Joseph and John Teterson.
They will all be hard to replace,
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but Coach Armstrong will be able
to get an idea of the strength of
his new team in the earliest
games.
As yet, he is not decided on his
first and second lines but as the
schedule approaches, Mally Wil
liams and Pat Ryan seem to have
the call at the wings; veteran Dick
Kelley at center; and Bud Leckie
and Co-captain Don Nolander at
the defense posts. MacThayer will
probably be in the nets. .
Narrow Edge.
Pressing this sextet the closest
for starting positions are Wing
man Paddy Ryan of Hibbing; Cen
ter Fred Heiseke and Versatile
Bob Graiziger.
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Veteran Five
To Represent
Kansas State
On Saturday
AMES, la., Jan. 7. Iowa State's
inexperienced basketball team will
meet the first of its veteran foes
in Big Six play in the Kansas
State five here Saturday night.
The game will be the opener of
a doubleheader which will include
a contest between the Cyclone
freshmen and the Iowa State Navy
Typhoons.
Five Vets.
Coach Chill Cochrane will start
five veterans against Iowa State
Saturday including four regulars
from last season Dean Llll, 6-foot
8-inch forward,; is the only Wild
cat who. was not listed for regular
play last season. - LiU gained his
experience as a reserve.
Bruce Holmari, one of the sopho
more stars of the 1942 season,
will team with Lill.at the forward
positions. Mario Dirks, the Kan
sas State center, traded off with
Danny Howe at the pivot spot last
year, v
The guards, John Bortka and
George Mendenhall, both saw reg
ular action last year.
The five players accounted for
one-third of the points scored
against Iowa State by the Wild
cats last year.
Cyclones Untested.
Against this array of veteran
talent Coach Louis Menze will
send four untested sophomores
and a junior who was a reserve
most of the 1942 campaign. Rollin
Kuebler, center, is the only letter
man among the five players sched
uled to start against Kansas State.
The rest of the lineup will in
clude Ray Wehde and Orlyn
Feuerbach, forwards, and Ron
Norman and Gene Oulman, guards,
all sophomores.
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Inter-Collegiate Broadcasting Sys
tem of New York City, the sta
tion is making arrangements to
exchange programs with the other
stations in the affiliation, thereby
giving the campus a national view
of college life.
Waves . . .
(Continued from Fage 1.)
According to Ensign Davis,
many people have a mistaken idea
of the V-U class. It is an officer
candidates class which will be
called to active duty when its
members arc needed and does not
insure completion of college
courses. "Any technical training
that can be had in college," she
added, "will be valuable at the
time of entering any branch of
the armed services. Mathematics
is especially beneficial."
Women graduating in January
and desiring to belome a member
of the WAVES should investigate
enlistment now. June graduates
and desiring to become a member
before graduation.
Let's Start the
New Year Right!
and
Go Dancing
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Sat, Jan. 9
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Big Six Basket Schedule
For First Month of 1943
Jan. 6 W Kansas vs. Missouri at Lawrence (67-44; 48-34).
Jan. 7 Th Missouri vs. Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at
Kansas City.
Jan. 9 S Oklahoma vs. Kansas at Norman (63-51; 32-54).
Iowa State vs. Kansas State at Ames (34-36; 44-43)
Jan. 12 T Kansas State vs. Rockhurst at Kansas City.
Jan. 13 V Kansas vs. Oklahoma A. & M. at Lawrence (31-28;
33-40; 32-28).
Jan. 16 S Missouri vs. Nebraska at Columbia (40-41; 45-51).
Kansas vs. Camp Crowder at Kansas City.
Oklahoma vs. Kansas State at Norman (47-40;
26-25).
Jan. 18 M Iowa State vs. Nebraska at Ames (39-33; 31-39).
Jan. 19 T Oklahoma vs. South Norman Naval Base at
Norman.
Jan. 20 W Kansas State vs. Kansas at Manhattan (26-45;
44-46).
Jan. 21 Th Nebraska vs. Olathe Air Base at Lincoln.
Jan. 22 F Missouri vs. Iowa State at Columbia (45-41; 25-34)
Kansas State vs. Fort Riley CRCT at Fort Riley.
Jan. 23 S Oklahoma vs. Wichita at Wichita.
Kansas vs. Camp Crowder at Neosho.
Jan. 29 F Iowa State vs. Drake at Des Moines (46-30; 49-20).
Missouri vs. Great Lakes Naval School at Kansas
City.
Kansas vs. Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at
Kansas City.
Jan. 30 S Nebraska vs. Oklahoma at Lincoln (41-46; 29-37).
Kansas vs. Great Lakes Naval School at Kansas
City (37-53).
Missouri vs. Olathe Naval Air Base Clippers at
Kansas City.
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