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SCORES OF OTHER BIG SIX TEAMS

 

 

 

 

IS-KSC IS-MU IS-N U IS-OU KSC-MU

1929 41-30 19-29 27-33 22-35 36-51
44-35 29-49 37-33 34-38 25-35

1930 37-21 24-31 22-32 34-33 21-34
25-24 34-43 50-52 39-23 37-35

1931 46-31 18-20 19-31 35-25 31-30
24-38 -~ 29-19 42-28 21-26 21-14

1932 15-19 18-15 24-28 32-37 29-32
27-30 29-31 33-32 29-22 32-28

1933 23-33 22-29 16-25 31-25 35-28
27-28 32-31 16-43 26-44 33-37

1934 23-28 29-26 31-37 20-43 20-32
37-16 19-25 21-26 40-38 20-41

1935 29-25 31-23 31-32 33-22 32-29
29-31 37-28 22-14 50-44 27-20

31-44

20-34

1936 31-29 29-33 41-40 19-25 37-19
29-41 31-29 20-49 39-42 39-35

Pts 483-459 422-459 452-535 504-522 526-578
Gms_ 8-8 6-10 5-11 8- 8 9- 9
Pts 1066-1121 1217-1682 1450-1964 808-888 1588-1744
Gms_ 18-24 15-43 19-51 12-16 28-31

 

 

For Kansas’ Big Six games, see page 14.

ODDITIES IN KANSAS’ SCORING

Highest K. U. score, 68 (68-8), against Washington, 1913.

Highest opponent’s score, 52 (37-52), made by Nebraska
Wesleyan, 1905.

Lowest K. U. score, 7 (7-14), against Topeka Y. 1901 and
(1-27), William Jewell, 1904.

Lowest opponent’s score, 3 (19-3), William Jewell, 1899.

Most one-sided score, 56-6 we to 1), made by Kansas City
Y.M.C.A., 1906.

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KSC-NU KSC-OU MU-NU MU-OU NU-0U
1929 30-21 23-44 30-25 34-40 20-29
45-62 28-41 33-39 30-36 34-39
1930 39-41 24-23 27-21 37-20 35-20
46-42 37-32 31-34 36-20 47-37
1931 31-37 35-15 32-42 — 22-14 36-30
32-30 39-43 33-20 27-19 41-30
1932 32-20 31-24 30-18 27-20 34-37
26-32 22-34 32-28 17-28 32-46
1933 25-31 16-28 37-33 26-31 35-39
36-30 + 36-39 39-31 40-30 27-38
1934 25-24 20-30 36-26 *31-28 36-44
31-28 21-68 27-34 21-35 23-53

*29-28

32-22
1935 47-41 32-38 32-31 28-38 32-38
21-28 34-47 23-21 29-33 32-24

22-34 24-45

31-18 41-37
1936 30-43 32-42 26-31 37-34 - 40-33
32-40 36-46 33-43 21-36 50-28
Pts 528-560 519-636 501-477 594-594 559-565
Gms_ 7-9 5-13 10- 6 11- 9 7-9
Pts1292-1293 983-1137 1237-1149 1268-1171 886-904
Gms 21-26 11-25 25-18 22-18 15-13

 

 

* Not counting’ in conference standing.

The greatest number of field goals ever made by a Kan-
sas player was made by Uhrlaub against Missouri in 1918
when he connected for 11.

- Williams, Missouri captain in 1917, set a record when he
made 14 consecutive free throw attempts as the Tigers de-
feated Kansas 26 to 17 at Lawrence.

Hawley of Drake scored 22 of his team’s 24 points against
Kansas in 1918. The Jayhawkers won the game 61 to 24.