Missouri Tigers Fall to Kansas in Hard Fought Grid Battle
Kansas held a tight 5 4 2 defense against Missouri with the Tigers relying on a potent T formation and wide plays. Ralph Miller completed 4 of 10 passes for 33 yards as KU ends Kern and Hodges stood out amid weather and penalties.
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Kansas football ends season with loss to Missouri and Big Six pennant secured
Kansas University completed a challenging 1941 football season with a 45 to 6 defeat at Missouri, finishing 3–6–0 and fourth in the Big Six after a cautious campaign highlighted by a strong passing attack led by Ralph Miller and Ray Evans. The team set scoring records but allowed heavy yardage, with 1,726 total offensive yards and 222 points against, the most by KU in 51 years. Eleven seniors exit. Gwinn Henry nears end of his coaching contract amid plans for freshmen replacement.
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Kansas Scoring Leader Leads 1930 Football Season
The Kansas team’s top scorer is a senior substitute halfback from Lecompton who tallied a touchdown against Marquette and two against Kansas State including an 83 yard kickoff return. Miller Niblo Ettinger close behind with Miller earning the nod on a late touchdown. The season score ledger shows Marquette 33 13 and Missouri 45 among results. opening game is Sept 26 versus Marquette in Lawrence with other non conference games listed.
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Final Downtown Quarterback Club Meeting Tonight
The Downtown Quarterback club holds its last session at 7 30 tonight in the Eldridge grill room. Movies of the Kansas Missouri game will be shown.
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Gophers Dominate Big Ten All Conference Grid Team
The 1941 Western conference all star selections show Minnesota with four first team picks, Northwestern two, Michigan two, and Purdue Wisconsin Indiana one each. Bill Hillenbrand Bruce Smith Bill Daley and Bob Westfall in the backfield, with Dave Schreiner of Wisconsin earning top honors as the only first team vote getter from every coach.
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Missouri Tigers win second Big Six title in thriller
Kansas City reports Missouri's football team clinched its second Big Six championship led by standout trio Red Wade Bob Steuber and Ice as they racked up 4386 yards in a dominant performance highlighting teamwork and player chemistry.
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Fury at Kansas fuels back page sport analysis
Harold Adams keys the offense as Kansas and Big Six rivals clash. Oklahoma routs Marquette 61 14 with Jack Jacobs scoring three TDs and Ory Mathews adding two. Nebraska edges Iowa 14 13 as Mike Francis and Dale Bradley power the drive. Iowa State-Kansas State tie 12 12 featured Darling scoring twice and Zeleznak big gains.
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Pittsburg Captures Central Conference Grid Title
Pittsburg clinched the Central Conference championship with a 13-0 win over Emporia State. Emphatic tie breakers left St Benedicts in second place as Pittsburg finished 3-1-1 with strong percentage. Kansas and independent standings note Baker and Ottawa Bethel sharing top Kansas results.
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Industrial basketball buzz cheers A A U tourney at Garden
New angle notes an enthusiastic crowd for the A A U tournament at Madison Square Garden. Philips Oilers boast strong alumni support, Yale’s Vern Miller weighs in on performance, Notre Dame doubts a bowl bid, and fans forecast New Year games with picks for Rose Sugar Cotton Orange and Sun Bowls.
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Pete Minego Runs for Portsmouth Office
The note cites Pete Minego of Portsmouth with a quip about aging players moving to politics. It mentions Detroit and Cincinnati as comparative examples in sports politics.
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Odds and Ends From Sports and Local Notes
Ray Dean ends his baseball school after a decade due to a defense program. Penn football attracted about 422000 fans with 357000 at home. Sammy Baugh ranch joke by Lew Jenkins from Sweetwater Texas. Fordham may bowl without Joe Andrejco as draft near Hazelton. A Brooklyn bowler dies after three strikes. Tommy Henrich recently had three strikes but life at first. Bob White in St. Albans chased an arctic owl that took his hat. Fort Dix arena near completion for basketball season but beams delayed. Lieut. L H M Walker killed in bomber crash. brother of Gee Walker. James Manning could join Fort Custer basketball if not discharged.
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Sunday Football Scores From AP
Detroit defeats Creighton 28 to 0 while Canisius edges Scranton 7 to 6 and St Ambrose beats Loras 19 to 6 in college football action.
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Giants Defeat Redskins in Eastern Title Showdown
A year ago the New York Giants beat the Washington Redskins 21 to 7 to clinch the Eastern division title. Bears then routed the Cleveland Rams 47 to 25 to seal the Western crown.
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Army Navy clash highlighted by weekend college football
The week centers on the Army Navy game in Philadelphia with scattered results shaping bowls. Minnesota clinched the Big Ten title, Duke and Duquesne awaited bowls, and several conferences pursued final outcomes including Oregon, Stanford, Ole Miss, Duke, Missouri Valley's Tulsa, and Texas A M in a crowded season finale.
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Tulsa Is Undisputed Champ of the Valley
Des Moines Iowa November 24 UR Tulsa University completes its season with a 20 to 6 victory over Drake securing an undisputed Missouri Valley title for the fourth time since 1985 and a seventh straight win after opening with a loss to Texas Christian University Tulsa now faces Arkansas University next Thursday under new coach Henry Frnka.
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