Kansas Defeats Missouri 6-3 In Defensive Week
Freshman Mike Love kicked two 45 yard field goals to give Kansas a 6-3 win over Missouri at Memorial Stadium. Kansas improves to 3-1 while Missouri drops to 1-1. Jayhawks key defenders include Chick Barnes and Don Pile. Missouri tallys 237 rushing yards as Gibbons leads the Tigers’ offense.
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Rainy Night Sours Lawrence High Loss to Mission South
Lawrence High could not move the ball against Mission South as heavy rain and a stout defensive line limited offense. Mission South capitalized on two LHS fumbles and an 85 yard kickoff return in a 20 to 0 victory before about 3000 fans.
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Basehor-Eudora edges Eudora 8-0 in rainy league game
Basehor with 147 total yards, including a 90 yard drive ending in Steve Campbell’s one yard score late in the fourth. Eudora, held to 127 rushing yards, failed on multiple chances inside the red zone and had three fumbles and two interceptions. The Cardinals finish 3-4 in league and 4-4 overall, hosting Lansing next Wednesday.
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Haskell Wins Kansas Junior College Cross Country Title
Haskell claimed the Kansas junior college cross country title at Hutchinson defeating Butler County. Indians scored 46, Butler 55, Hutchinson 56 in a seven team race led by Pula Mina 20 35 for four miles. Other Haskell finishers included Wagie 20 40 Eagleman 20 46 Yazzie 20 58 Dallas 21 05 Lovato 21 09. Next meet is the Haskell Invitational next Friday.
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Raiders roll to 20 0 win over Lawrence in rain
South Raiders beat Lawrence 20 0 to clinch Sunflower League title. Little scored twice in first half, Manson added 85 yard kickoff return. Lawrence limited to 94 total yards and six sacks as Raiders post fifth straight shutout.
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Baldwin Bulldogs Derail Louisburg 8-0 In Jayhawk Encounter
Dillon Baldwin led Baldwin High with a defensive and special teams score turning a fumble recovery into a 26 yard touchdown. Chuck Stevenin added a safety in the fourth quarter to seal the 8-0 win as Louisburg failed to reach the Bulldog 20 twice. Dean Wilson gained 125 rushing yards for Baldwin as they improve to 3-5 overall and 3-4 in league standings, facing Tonganoxie next.
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Oskaloosa and Jefferson West Tied After Jeff County Thrash
Royal Valley shocked Oskaloosa 26-0 as Jeff County Football race tightened. Jefferson West edged Perry Lecompton 24-16, creating a first place tie with 6-1 league records. McLouth blanked East 28-0 with three TDs and a 51-yard run in the same action.
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Scobey Leads K State JVs Past Wichita State Varsity
Fullback Roscoe Scobey raced 51 yards for a touchdown on the first scrimmage play as Kansas State Ju nior Varsity topped Wichita State Junior Varsity 49 to 14.
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Tonga Surges to Final win in Pioneer League clash
Tonga Tonganoxie dominated Lan sing 48-7 to cap the Pioneer League season. The Chieftains finished 3-2 in league play and 4-4 overall, while Lan sing ended 0-5 in league and 1-6 overall.
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