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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Nov. 18, 1955
By HARRY ELLIOTT
Kansan Sports Editor
This week end promised to be a real exciting one from the sports standpoint.
There's variety in the athletic fare seldom found at the same time at the same place. There's football—KU against arch-rival MU, basketball—always good Varsity against an exceptionally good Freshman team, and track—the first runnings of the Midwest AAU championships at Des Moines, Iowa. There ought to be plenty to go around.
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Kansas Over Missouri—from one to seven points.
Picking the games for the last time during the football season, we are hoping to raise the averages for ourselves and also hope the other sports writers do the same. The crystal ball shows:
Navy over Army, Arkansas over LSU, California over Stanford, Colorado over Iowa State, Vanderbilt over Florida, Georgia Tech over Georgia, Illinois over Northwestern, Notre Dame over Iowa, Tennessee over Kentucky, K-State over Oklahoma A&M, Michigan over Ohio State, Minnesota over Wisconsin, Mississippi over Mississippi State, Oklahoma over Nebraska, Oregon State over Oregon, Pittsburgh over Pennsylvania State, TCU over UCLA, UCLA over Southern Cal, and Texas A&M over Texas.
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Intramural Finals Slated For Today
Intramural football finals, which were postponed yesterday due to the cold, will be held today. The games today will determine the winners in each division.
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BEAT MISSOURI!
The capacity of Memorial Stadium at the University of Missouri is approximately the same as KU's.
The University of Kansas cross-country team went against the final whetstone this afternoon in an attempt to be razor sharp for the NCAA cross-country championship meet Nov. 28 on the Michigan State College course at East Lansing.
Cross-Country Team Runs Today In Iowa AAU Meet
Coach M. E. "Bill" Easton entered eight runners in the first running of the Midwest AAU championship meet at Des Moines, Iowa, today. Leading the Kansans this afternoon in the 4-mile race was Captain AI Frame, defending NCAA individual champion. The other Jayhawkers were sophomores Jerry McNeal, Robert Nicholson, Harold Long, Verlyn Schmidt, and Jan Howell, and junior Lowell Janzen, and Bernard Gay.
They flew to Des Moines this morning and will return tonight
The showings made in the AAU meet today will determine favorite for the NCAA competition. The sophomore-laden KU team is considered as a strong contender for the national crown.
Other favorites include Pittsburgh, Michigan State, and Notre Dame. Coach Easton also includes Villanova in the running because of several strong runners.
KU's ace-in-the-hole is Frame. The defending champion turned in the fourth fastest time in meet history last year when he crossed the finish line in 19:54.7.
Since the beginning of the Big Seven, Missouri has won 21, lost 13, which places them second only to Oklahoma who has won 32, lost none.
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