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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1928
Nebraskans Rally to Take Contest From Jayhawkers
Kansas Holds Lead Several
Times During Battle
But Loses by
4 Points
The Kansas five returned yesterday morning from Lincoln after a tough battle which it host to the Cornbenders by a margin of four points. The contest was 32 to 28 and the contest was even closer than the score indicates.
The lead wip-waived first to one and then to the other a half-d零篷 two-thirds of the way up a margin that would give it the game. The Jaywhackers were leading at the end of the first half, with 14-8 in four games of the game, the Nebraska quintet rallied and pulled into the four point lead and Kansas five was unable to overkill.
Kansas Has 500 Average
Kansas now has a standing of 500 per cent standing at the end of two remaining games will be assured of a 500 per cent standing at the end of three.
Thomson High Scorer
Thomson High Scorer
"Rub" Thomson and Grace of Nebraska tied for individual scoring honors, each notting 10 points.
The Jasquawers play the Kansa Aggies at Manhattan March 5 in the last battle of the season.
The Kansas team held light practice yesterday morning to limber up following the Cornhusher battle and will hold灵敏 practice tomorrow, though they'll be playing Aggies. The game tomorrow night is the last home game for the Jayhawks this year. The same line-up against the Lincoln Friars will be started against the Oklahoma Aggies when they play here Monday night.
Following is the box score:
Tennessee (12)      G    FT     0
Hilton, f (v)        0     0
Fulton,   f        0     0
Burgeon,    f        0     0
McGillian,   f        1     1
Newland,    g        1     1
Tennessee (12)      G    FT     12
Tampa, f (v)        0     0
Fulton,   f        0     0
Burgeon,    f        1     1
McGillian,   f        1     1
Olmert,    f        0     0
Total: 14 U
Referee: Leslie Etmonds, Ottawa. Umpi:
See Taylor, Dre Moore.
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KFKU Program
KFU will broadcast the following radio program, Sunday afternoon. Feb. 26:
3:00 to 4:00 Victor Record hour
40 to 4:15 Veeper organ recital, by
Paul Laurel E. Anderson, of
the School of Fine Arts, University of
Kansas.
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