K U Enters Stretch With Critical Victory
Kansas football clung to a real win as they defeated Oklahoma A and M 21 13 at Stillwater. The Jayhawks held off a strong second half rally as Oklahoma A and M racked up 27 first downs to KU's 13 and 232 rushing yards.
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Kansas Nuggets Edge Aggies In 1956 Classic Thriller
Kansas State trotted a 2-3-1 record after a tight 27-14 victory over Texas A&M, led by Bob Marshall whose 186-pound versatility sparked a late surge. Kansas, scoring twice in the third quarter, benefited from three A&M fumbles and an interception, while A&M’s Dick Wagner and Bill Borum provided stubborn resistance. Marshall’s 90-yard kickoff return and a late 45-yard pass-run setup sealed the win as Kansas improved its season stretch drive.
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Lawrence Ramos Argentine 33-0 For 6th Victory
The Lawrence High School Lions, ranked state’s top schoolboy team, beat Argentine 33-0 on the loser’s field to extend their winning streak to six. Ground game produced 373 rushing yards with Doyle Schick amassing 185 yards on 17 carries and scoring. John Had added 121 yards. Wrench and Hall each scored twice.
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Lions Rally In Final Period To Secure Lead
With 1:42 left in the quarter You Can't Stop Tanks trails as Melton’s run is nullified by a Ward penalty and a failed pass. Two Quick Ones Already leads 20-0 as the Lions push two more scores. Carton Hamm returns an 18 yard punt to set Lawrence’s drive, Schick advances on a draw to score behind Graham’s block.
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Lions extend lead as Melton kicks seal 30 point margin
Melton's perfect kick pushes the Lions to a 30 point lead with 3 21 left in the game. Baker sparks Argentine offense with 25 and 30 yard runs from punt formation, but Lawrence dominates with a 16th straight win over Argentine and a lifetime 17.2 edge in scoring.
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