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| Tewns a very chatty and delightful letter to read,

I am sorry thet your delight had to be eut short
with the debacle of the Kansas team against Kansas State. It

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Oklahomae The boys were satiated on compliments and rallies here.
Never have I seen a school go for an expected championship in a
big way like our student body did here. After having defeated

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The largest crowd we have had at a: Kansas State
game was in attendance, botter than 19,000, and many of these
people were some of the come~back kind who had been away three or
four yoarse They weited for the kill, and Kansas in the whole
game never got past her ow 37 yard line, and they did that but
once in the games The Kansas supporters kept hoping and hoping
that something would eventually happen. But it seeied as if the
line couldn't fimction, the backfield couldn't go much of any place,
and the kickers all had an off day. Several kicks were tried, but
none of then could get the team out of the holes |

| | Well, why should I go further? oe
a decided Kansas State hue. Many of the oldtimers will wait even
past the Missouri game to come beck when they may be sure of a

celebration. Missouri looms formidable on the defense, but she

has an impotent offense. However, she does have tackles, guards,
ends, and backfield men three or four deepe Kansas is lacking in
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