Page 4. University Daily Kaman Thursday, Nov. 19, 1959.
KU-MU After Bowl Bid
By Warren Haskin
Cold weather has hampered both Kansas and Missouri in their preparation for the 68th renewal of the nation's fifth-oldest gridiron battle. Kickoff time is 1:30 p.m. in Memorial Stadium.
A Homecoming crowd of over 39,000 is expected for this football melodrama which could decide the Orange Bowl representative. The last time Memorial Stadium had a full house was in 1952, and the last sell-out crowd for a Jayhawker-Tiger encounter was in 1949.
Coach Jack Mitchell said earlier, "Kansas will have one of its roughest games, even if we play our very best." The head mentor also told the Daily Kansan, "If MU has a good day like it did against the Air Force, we could be humiliated."
The two ancient foes bring 3-2-0 conference records into this game, giving them both a piece of second place. An Oklahoma win over Iowa State would insure an Orange Bowl trip for the winner of the MU-KU game.
MU has been installed by most writers around the Mid-West as seven-point favorites on the strength of slightly superior rushing and defense, plus a definite passing edge. Kansas owns a departmental adven-
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tage only in kicking where John Hadl is second in the nation with a 46.3 average.
The Jayhawkers will definitely be without the services of sophomores Lee Flachsbarth, quarterback, and Jim Jarrett, right half. Another KU player, Fred Hagemen, starting center, may not be able to go full-speed
The Jayhawkers will be aiming for their seventh straight victory in Memorial Stadium, including two victories at the close of the 1958 season. Kansas has disposed of Boston U., K-State, I-State, and O-State this season.
because of an ankle injury incurred against O-State.
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