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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1949
Stinson, An Unknown In '48 Has Become Kansas Surprise
By RICHARD DILSAVER
Kansas was leading George Washington 7 to 0 midway in the second quarter Oct. 8, but Jayhawk rooters were uncomfortable. Only a fumble had stopped K.U.'s opponents from scoring early in the game, and now the Colonials were goalward bound again.
Then the Colonials' John Shullenbarger tried a pass. Down on the KY 10, he ran off.
Then the Colonials' John Snu the KU. 16-yard line a crimson-shirted Kansan went high into the air to snag the ball and then returned it to the Jayhawk 41-yard stripe. George Washington had been stopped.
Races to 1-Yard Line
Two plays after that vital interception, the same fellow who had stopped the Colonial drive went about the business of "doing things up brown." He snatched a 20-yard pass from sophomore Jerry Bogue, stepped away from an over-confident tackler, and raced down the sidelines for an additional 40 yards to the George Washington 1-yard line. John Amberg scored on the next play. Bill Rinehart converted and Kansas led 14 to 0.
And well it was. For a first-half touchdown might have been just the tonic needed to inspire the visitors to hand Coach J. V. Sikes' crew its fourth consecutive defeat. The gridmen from the nation's capital pushed across two touchdowns in the third quarter and rolled to within seven yards of the Kansas goal in the fourth period.
The name of the lad who set up that important Jayhawk touchdown is becoming more and more familiar to K.U. football followers. It's Wade Stinson.
Was A Spring Surprise Even the Kansas coaching staff didn't know too much about Stinson until practice sessions last spring. But Stinson became one of K.U.'s most promising backs in April
drills when he made runs of 59 and 62 yards in the annual spring scrimmage.
Beginning in fall practices where he'd left off in the spring, Stinson didn't exactly surprise Mount Oread coaches with his escapades Oct. 8. They'd been waiting and hoping for him to unwind. Now that he's off to a healthy start, Stinson will be seeing more and more action at the halfback post.
Stinson received his high school grid experience playing six-man football. Randall, his hometown, didn't have enough boys for the 11-man game. Apparently that hasn't hampered his football abilities.
After earning a total of 12 letters in basketball, football, and track at Randall, Stinson went into the army. He served $3\frac{1}{2}$ years with the infantry, attaining the rank of first lieutenant.
Injured Hand in Army
Injured Hand in Army
When in army training he was victim of an actious player could easily have added to his football cover. A flare he was handling exploded prematurely and severely burned his left hand and arm. Skin grafts repaired much of the damage, but while playing football Stinson is forced to wear a leather glove to protect the still-tender hand.
Stinson is a senior in the School of Business but he'll still be around for football next season. He is a member of Delta Upsilon social fraternity.
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