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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24,1937
Kansas State May Hold Key To Title
Wildcat Victory Would Pull Nebraska From Its Pedestal and Give Jayhawks Chance for Tie
Manhattan, Nov. 23—All Kansas eyes will be focused on Memorial stadium here Saturday when the Kansas State Wildcats are hosts to the Cornhuskers of Nebraska in a post-Thoughtgiving game which gives all promise of being a break-taker, for on it hangs the conference championship. Comparison of previous scores of the two teams this season shows that the Huskers should be the favorites, but the 'Cats already have one foot in the dope buck preparation to upsetting it.
The best Kansas can do now is to defeat Missouri, and go into a tie with Oklahoma. Whether that tie will be for first or second place, or even part of a three-way tie with Nebraska for the championship, depends on the outcome of the game here Saturday.
Nebraska Might Tumble
A Kansas State victory would cut Nebraska from its perch just as the Wildcat victory over the Jayhawker pulled Kansas down two weeks ago, and a tie game would put Nebraska and Oklahoma into a tie.
The Nebraskans wrangled a 0-1 tie out of the Oklahoma Sooners, while the K-Staters were beaten 19 to 1 by Tom Stidham's team. The Wildcats went down before Missouri 14-7 and the Tigers fell before Nebraska 12-3. The Rams got only a 13-13 knot with the Jayhawkers of Kansas, and the Wildcats knocked the Kansas team from atop the conference roost, 7-0.
Records Favor Cornhuskers
Comparison of the all-time scores, however, shows that the wearers of the Scarlet and Gray have been superior to the Wildcats in years past, and from this viewpoint, a K-State victory would be an upset. Since 1911, except for a five-year interval of no games from 1916 to 1922, the Huskers have dominated the scene with 17 victories to two for the Man-hattantias. Two games, in 1925 and 1935, ended in scoreless ties.
In points scored, the Big Six leaders are far ahead with 390 to 71 for the Wildcats. For the first nine
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games after competition was struck up between the two schools, Nebraska plained up a string of successive victories, broken only by a scoreless tie in 1925, and then continued four years more.
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Wildcats Win in 1930
The first victory for the Purple and White came in 1930 when they won 10-9. Victory was in sight for K-State the next year until the closing minutes of the game when Brown, a substitute back, scampered toward home on a rain-soaked field with a punt return for a touchdown.
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The second K-State victory came in 1934, and with it came the first Big Six championship. Last year's game at Lincoln ended disastrously for the Wildcats when the Huskers trounced them 40-0 before a stadium full of unbelieving fans. Remembrance of that humiliating defeat has caused the Wildcat squad to take the oath of vengeance for this year's contest.
During the past nine years, which mark the period of Big Six gridiron negotiations, the 'Cats' record against the Nebraskans looks a little better. They have won two games to the Huskers' six.
Registration Survey
Reveals Wide Variety
In Parents' Jobs
A yacht captain's son—or perhaps it is a daughter—is enrolled as a student in the University, according to findings in an examination of 4614 registration cards made by Geo. O. Foster, registrar.
Several hundred students failed to indicate their parents' occupations, and many were placed in situations where two from the same family answered, but the figures are
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The United States Civil Service commission has announced open competitive examinations as follows:
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Washington, Nov. 23. —(UP) —President Roosevelt now tells that America will continue diplomatic efforts to effect world peace, but he is not ready for the collapse of the Brussels conference to end the Sino-Japanese war.
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