Oklahoma Downs Kansas in Big Seven clash 60 to 7
The Oklahoma Sooners routed Kansas 60 to 7 at Memorial Stadium before 40,000, clinching the Big Seven title. Leon Heath and Dolph Simons punt returns sparked early scores, Darrell Royal added a 67 yard return, and key drives built a dominant victory as Kansas struggles continued under coach Jules V. Sikes. Kansas faces Missouri at Columbia for a potential runner-up bid.
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End Jack Mitchell sparks drive for 21 first downs and big yardage
The drive led to 446 rushing yards and 182 passing yards with strong punt returns. Jayhawker standouts included Guard Dick Tomlinson and Forrest Griffith. Sooners began strong, scoring with ease against the Kansas squad.
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Plan City League First Basketball Games Set for December 8
Wichita death report shows James R. Ford, 48, a restaurant operator, died from carbon monoxide poisoning in his car. Sedgwick County coroner Dr. Rowman ruled the cause. the body was found near a Wichita area restaurant with exhaust-fume exposure.
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Garner Birthday Reflections Stir Ink in 1941
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The deadlock for first place remained after Etks and Jacques Decorators each won two games from Beaman's. Motor-Im lost two games to the Eagles but kept second. Oi-A-Matic moved up with a win keeping North at the top of the standings.
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