Kansas Wins Thriller Over Colorado 27 21 in 1950
Lawrence, October 9 1950 Kansas Jayhawkers overcame a 21 point halftime deficit to defeat Colorado 27 21. Charlie Hoag returned an 86 yard kickoff for a score and Bill Schaake caught a 28 yard TD pass from Chet Streblow to seal the comeback with 90 seconds left. Stinson and Mace led Kansas on defense and Hoag Stinson produced key yardage in the late surge.
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Baker U at the Top
The Kansas conference seeks to gain ground on Baker Wildcats this week while Baldwin and Bethel face tougher foes. Western runners and Enger BOLSTER RED ELECTION report arrests and anti communists in Thuringia as Germany sees a wave of seizures and leaflets.
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Colorado Kansas thriller echoes in years to come
Colorado coach Dallas Ward praised Kansas after a dramatic comeback as the Jayhawks beat the Buffs 21 to lead late in the game. Ward lauded Kansas coach Sikes and star Hodet while noting Hoag's kickoff TD as the turning point.
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Nebraska Huskers in spotlight see rough road to title
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Worried Husband Seeks Help After Wife Falls Ill
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Sikes hails Mace defense as key to Kansas win
Kansas coach Sikes praises Coffeville’s Bill Mace for anchoring the KU line in crucial moments. Dean Wells and Moulin Gish cited for defense as Charlie Wane Steward’s spark runs kept Kansas moving. Hoag among late standouts and George Mre konie laments need to win early. Camera Club hosts fall meeting at KU campus tomorrow night.
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Mold First Traffic Safety Conference at University
Attendees from the Frank T. Conference and JTrail educators joined the University event. Leaders from the RHP School attended to discuss traffic safety initiatives and education strategies.
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