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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1949
By GEORGE BROWN, JR.
Well, the Kansas Jayhawkers are out of the Big Seven cellar for the first time this season.
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By the way the "new" Jayhawkers have lost only to the Oklahoma Sooners.
One Jayhawker fan summed up the Nebraska trip pretty well. He came through the train on the return trip with a toy broom over his shoulder saying, "We certainly made a clean sweep of things."
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Speaking of clean sweeps—when c any you recall two successive weekends that the Jayhawkers have been so victorious.
The varsity football squad has won from Kansas State and Nebraska. The freshman squad has defeated Missouri and Kansas over their truck team has been victorious over Colorado and Missouri.
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Three rather exuberant youths climbed up on the goal posts at the end of the Nebraska game in an attempt to pull them down. They were allowed about five minutes of frantic shaking and precarious balancing on the cross bar before a policeman called them down—on top of himself. What they didn't know, though, was that the posts were sunken in about 7 feet of concrete.
The Nebraska cheering section had many novel card displays. One showed a large sunflower with the letters KU.
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Bud French, Jayhawker right halfback, scored twice Saturday to move up to a three way tie for
K-Club To Have Meeting Tonight
The K-club will have an important meeting at 7:30 tonight in Robinson gymnasium, Jerry Waugh, president, has announced.
All letter men are requested to attend,he said,as urgent business is to be taken up.
third in scoring honors in the Big Seven.
French has scored two touchdowns in each of the last two games, and has marked up a total of 110 yards in 19 carries for an average of almost six yards.
Here's how they stand:
Player TD PAT TP
Thomas, Okla 14 3 87
Glorioso, Mo. 18 19 67
Braznell, Mo. 8 — 42
French, Kan 7 — 42
Pearson, Okla 7 — 42
 Faubion, K.S. 6 — 36
 Klein, Mo. 6 — 36
Tipps, Okla 1 25 31
Chauncey, I.S. 5 — 30
 Doran, I.S. 4 — 24
 Weeks, I. S. 4 — 24
 Estes, K. S. 1 15 21
Kansas' 76 yards by passing against Nebraska is the low of the season for this department. In the opening game Texas Christian allowed 90 yards by way of the air lanes.
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The Cornhuskers out-rushed the Jayhawkers 131 yards to 15 for the first half. Kansas out-passed 84 yards to 54. The first downs were 8 to 2 in favor of the Huskers. Kansas hadn't made one rushing.
However, the second half was a different story. Both teams ran up a total offense of 173 yards. Kanhas out-rushed the Cornhuskers 137 yards to 62. But they were out-paced 92 to 22 yards.
So, at the end of the game the Huskers were on top in the statistics, but it's the score that counts.
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