KFKU Broadcast - for Thursday, Nov. 26
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Last Saturday eo beat pAssouri 7 6 one of the biggest upsets
of the current football season occurred. Ilissouri was picked by most critics to
be at least three touchdowns better than Kansas.

From the opening kick-off when Wayne Hird, K, U. 17-year-old freshman

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center, stopped Missouri's Don "Bull" ioe a vicious tackle, the kansas

Jayhawkers outfought, outgained and outscrapped their heavier and more

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experienced opponents. It was a case of acre and "the will to win" on the
part of the Jayhawkers, as they fought savagely against a heavier and supposedly
stronger teame _The entire Kansas team played inspired football last Saturday.
Freshman Bob George, who played quarterback, halfback, fullback, and did the
passing and kicking as well as scoring the Kansas touchdown, was probably the
‘most versatile player on the field. George Dick, Warren Riegle and Gordon

Stucker played fine games at end. The entire Kansas line turned in a fine

performance and the goal line stand in the last three minutes of play

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desemmgs : tee! Boys who played in the Kansas line were Don

Overman, Ed Miller and John Agee at tackles, Frank Gruden, Charles keller, —

Dick Dreher, Don Faulkner at guards, and Wayne Hird and Dan bat wedi,

' In the backfield for Kansas, - George, Moffett, Robison, Borschel, Dickey,

Mowery and Walton all played good hard football. Zs
From the first Missouri fumble it was evident that the fans were

going to see a great ball game. As soon as the Jayhawkers got the ball, the

Jayhawkers went into a spread formation. On the first play they hit center

for four yards. On the next play alo g pass was thrown from George PS

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who was open in the end zone but muffed the ball. -For almost the entire cir my

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Quarter Kansas kept Missouri in @m Wissourigend of the field. In the second
quarter Missouri dominated the play and scored eo ee to eee

was good for 35 yards and a touchdown. The first attempt at the goal was good

but a holding penalty on Missouri set them back 15 yards. This penalty cost