Kansas Closes Grid Season With Colorado State Tomorrow
The Kansas Jayhawkers end the season against Colorado State Farmers in a Turkey Day game at 2 PM. Five of eight seniors will start despite injuries to Massaire Relph and Pierce. Kansas seeks a final victory after a 1-7 record while Colorado State brings an Aggie backfield averaging 181 pounds.
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Kansas in cage notes and preview from back page
A collage of college basketball previews and player notes. Mentions Kansas and opponents, with alumni presence and attendance figures, plus reflections on defense and coaching. Includes scattered game predictions across multiple teams and regions.
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Barker's picks on college gridiron title clash and week games
New York sports writer Herbert W. Barker outlines team by team selections for the football weekend. He weighs Texas A&M, Kansas, Army, Navy, Stanford, Tennessee, Pitt, Duquesne, Fordham, Mississippi State, Florida, Georgia, Tulane, SMU, Rice, Maryland, Santa Clara, Washington, Oregon State, and Oregon with long range bets for December 7 matches including Auburn over Villanova and Notre Dame over USC.
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Kansas Varsity Edges Alumni In Season Opener
The Kansas varsity defeated the alumni 25 to 21 in a fast paced opener before 2,000 fans. Hogben led the varsity with 10 points while Engleman added seven and Ray Ebling sparked late with key plays. Ray Noble starred for the alumni with a late charity toss and steady scoring.
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Bowl of Football Echoes From East and Midwest Rumors
New York chatter links Will Preston in town with Fordham Orange Bowl hopes. Notable snippets recount Penn Cornell Minnesota timing, Arch Roberts departure, and Bowls dreamers for Rose Cotton Orange Sugar Rice. Golf, NCAA chatter, and a tale of two alumni suggesting a position swap for Bill Green.
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Bowl season picks turn optimistic in final page forecast
The column recaps last week’s 301 correct to 110 wrong rate and previews several games. It bets on Kansas at Colorado State, Nebraska at Kansas State, Santa Clara at Oklahoma, Temple at Oklahoma, Mississippi State at Auburn, Navy at Army, and Duke at Pittsburgh with a cautious, home-team bias.
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Kansas Freshmen Elect Co-Captains Ray Evans and Ray Niblo
Ray Niblo of Dallas Texas and Ray Evans of Kansas City Kansas were chosen co captains of the Kansas freshmen football squad by the players yesterday afternoon. Niblo weighs 190 pounds and is 6 feet 2 inches tall. Evans, a former Wyandotte high school gridster and a cager, also stands 6 feet 2 and weighs 173.
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