UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY. SEPT. 22, 1949
PAGE FOUR
KU-CU Game 9th In Series
When Kansas opens the Big Seven conference schedule against Colorado at Boulder Saturday, it will be the ninth meeting of the two schools. They first met in 1903.
Coach Dal Ward's Buffaloes threw a scare into the Jayhawkers last year at Lawrence, marching to an early touchdown and leading 7-0 for 23 minutes. Then K.U. unorked three straight touchdown passes and scored the first two times they got the ball in the third quarter. The final score, 40 to 7, was the highest by one team in the history of the series and the 33-point margin tied the record. K.U. leads five to one in the series with two ties.
In the first meeting in 1903 at Denver, Kansas won 12 to 11, making both extra points in a time when touchdowns counted only five points.
Kansas had a great season in 1904, losing only to Haskell and tieing Colorado 6 to 1. Among the victims of Dr. A. R. "Bert" Kennedy's team was Notre Dame, who lost 24 to 5 at Lawrence in a big upset. In the Colorado game, K.U. was on the Buff's five-yard line when the game ended.
Kansas gained revenge in 1906 at Lawrence with a 16 to 0 triumph. At that time tackles could carry the ball and Emile Bruner and Prentis Donald, K.U. tackles, gained easily. Julius Cohn place-kicked a 45-yard goal field.
The 1905 game was again played at Denver, and Colorado won 15 to 0, ruining an undefeated season for the Jayhawkers, who finished with 10 wins in 11 games. Colorado's only loss was to Nebraska that year.
In the 1922 game at Lawrence, Coach George "Potys" Clark's team won 39 to 6 with 23 first downs and 444 yards. A pair of long field goals by Art Quinlan saved the Buffers from a shutout.
The teams resumed the series in 1934 and 1935. Colorado won the Rocky Mountain title both years, but couldn't beat the Jayhawkers.
Major League Leaders
Leading Batsmen American League
Player & Club AB H PCT
Williams, Boston 543 189 .348
Kell, Detroit 511 174 .341
Dillinger, St. Louis 519 164 .316
Dimaggio, Boston 572 179 .313
Mitchell, Cleveland 600 186 .310
National League
| | AB | H | PCT |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Slaughter, St. Louis | 530 | 183 | .345 |
| Robinson, Brooklyn | 570 | 195 | .342 |
| Musial, St. Louis | 579 | 192 | .342 |
| Thomson, New York | 610 | 191 | .313 |
| Kluzewski, Cincinnati | 496 | 153 | .309 |
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Chicago 58 89 .395 $31^{1/2}$
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Detroit 85 63 574 9
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Chicago 60 85 414 32½
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The faces of Washington, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Lincoln, sculptured into the rock of Mount Rushmore in South Dakota's Black Hills, are visible from the air at a distance of 60 miles, the National Geographic society says. A man could stand erect in Lincoln's eye or sit comfortably in Washington's.
The Jayhawker freshmen last year were undefeated as they won nine dual telegraphic meets plus the Big Seven Telegraphic championship. Last year was the first running of the telegraphic championship.
Kansas copped the title with a low of 15 points. Missouri was second with 24 points. Nebraska finished third with 67 points, followed by Oklahoma with 69 points. The Oklahoma squad finished fifth with 77. Iowa state came in sixth with 79. Kansas State had only one entry who finished tenth.
Coach Bill Easton's freshmen track team has a job cut out for it if it intends to equal or come close to the record run up by last year's squad.
The Kansas squad finished in this order:
The full Jayhawker schedule has not been completed, but it will be announced in the next few days. It will probably consist of meets with about 12 universities.
Herb Semper, Forrest Park, Ill., turned in the best time to take first. His time was 9 minutes 46.2 seconds. Coach Easton will depend upon Semper to help the varsity this year. Bill Kazmer turned in the second best time. Pat Bowers placed fourth, Red Denismore eighth and Dave Fischer twelfth.
The 1949 telegraphic championship will be run off on November 10.
Frosh Track Team To Have Big Job
Freshmen already taking super-
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Numeral awards will be awarded to members of the team upon recommendation of Coach Easton. A recommendation is based on the team member's placement in the meets of the fall competition plus attendance and general attitude.
Coach Easton stated there is still room on the squad for any interested students. He added that the size of the high school attended will have no effect on obtaining a position on the squad, and urged all freshmen interested in track to turn out.
Dodger-Card Game To Be Broadcast
Radio station KJAY in Topeka will broadcast a play by play account of the St. Louis Card-Brooklyn Dodger game at 8:00 p.m. (St. Louis Time) tonight.
Football Roster Reveals
No Kansans At Coffeville
There were no Kansans.
Coffeyville, Kan., Sept. 22. (U.P.) Coffeyville Junior college broke down its football roster Tuesday. The list included one player from Iowa, one from Massachusetts, a pair from Pennsylvania, seven Texans, and 11 Oklahomaans.
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