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University Daily Kansan Friday. October 20,1961
By Bill Sheldon
Although Kansas posted its first win of the season last week against the Iowa State Cyclones and re-affirmed the feelings of many experts that the Jayhawkers are among the elite in the Big Eight, the entire title hopes of the Crimson and the Blue can be determined tomorrow against Oklahoma.
Last Saturday's victory will mean virtually nothing to the Hawkers as far as any championship hopes are concerned if the Sooners pull an upset and come through with their initial triumph of the campaign.
Colorado has the inside track on the crown at the moment, and figures to get past Kansas State tomorrow, but the possibility is not unlikely that the Buffs can be caught. But, in order for KU to stay in contention for a possible trip to the Orange Bowl, it seems highly unlikely that it can afford to lose another game in conference play.
In light of the pressure which faces Coach Jack Mitchell and his team, there should be somewhat more desire evident in the play of the Hawkers.
Therefore, the "chips are down." Not only will this be the case tomorrow, but throughout the season until, and if the day comes, that the Jayhawkers are eliminated from title contention.
Mitchell has said KU is going to have to open up its offense more if it is going to be effective enough to win games and this was evidenced against Iowa State. But Oklahoma is also going to have to show some explosive ability if it is to defeat the Hawkers. With the stout defensive line of KU facing them, the Sooners have only one recourse, to pass. Thus, the game could turn out to be one of the wildest of the season.
With so many intangible things involved in this game, predicting the outcome is a very arduous task. But, in light of the success of last Friday's effort (the prediction was 20-7 and the final tally was 21-7), another calculated guess is offered.
Giving Wallace Barnes his due credit as an extra point booster and allowing for a few leaks in the flimsy KU pass defense, the final score may show the Jayhawkers posting their second consecutive win. 21-13.
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KU Harriers Face Arkansas
The Jayhawk cross country squad, shooting for its fourth victory of the season squares off against the Arkansas Razorbacks at the Lawrence Country Club this afternoon at 4:30.
The Jayhawkers have posted victories over Southern Illinois, Missouri and the Chicago Track Club. The Razorbacks are 0-1-1 this season. They finished second behind Oklahoma and ahead of Pittsburg
The broadcast of the KU-Okla-homa game will be carried on the KU Sports Network at 1:45 p.m. tomorrow with Tom Hedrick doing the play-by-play.
KU-OU On Radio
Stations in the Lawrence area are: KLWN, KANU, both Lawrence, KTOP, KTOP-FM, KJAY, all Topeka, and KMBC, Kansas City.
Ku Ku Election Monday
The election of KuKu (men's honorary pep club) vice president will be held at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the Pine Room of the Kansas Union.
The election will be held at the regular meeting and is for active members only.
Petitions for this office should be turned in to Ron Halbgewachs, Glen Elder senior, before noon Saturday.
Sig Eps Win in IMs
Last year the Jayhawkers defeated the Razorbacks 23-32 over a four mile course, despite a winning individual performance by Arkansan Jack Nelson. Nelson, now departed, finished 20th in the NCAA meet.
In fraternity A intramural play yesterday, Sigma Phi Epsilon defeated Sigma Nu, 9-7; Phi Gamma Delta downed Alpha Tau Omega, 20-12; Sigma Chi beat Tau Kappa Epsilon, 27-2.
Senior captain Bill Dotson and Junior Charlie Hayward will lead Coach Bill Easton's crew this afternoon. The pair has finished 1-2 in the meets thus far. Behind this "deadly" duo are seniors Dan Ralston and Bill Thornton, junior Mike Fulghum and sophomores Tonni Coane and Paul Acevedo.
State in a triangular. Last week Coach Ab Bidwell's crew ran a 28-28 tie with the University of Wichita.
In B division play, Delta Tau Delta beat Phi Kappa Psi, 12-6; Alpha Tau Omega downed Acacia, 45-2; Phi Delta Theta No. 1, won by forfeit over Kappa Sigma.
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