University Daily Kansan
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KU Frosh Humble Missouri, 33-7
Showing poise and confidence, KU's freshman football squad trounced what was supposed to be Missouri's second outstanding yearling squad in a row Friday. 33-7.
The Tigers broke into the scoring column on a freak kick-off return by Gerry Stevenson of 57 yards. He galloped past the Hawklets after picking up the boot which had slipped off the foot of the KU kicker. He was untouched as he rambled for the score.
Aside from that run, Kansas dominated the entire game. Coach Don Fambrough's squad tallied 270 yards
rushing to 84 for the visitors. The KU aerial attack was outstanding as the freshman quarterbacks completed six of 10 throws for 121 yards including one touchdown and played an important role in setting up two other Kansas scores.
The game was a hard fought midfield battle throughout the first quarter and most of the second.
A 63-yard pass from Dannyne Hudgins to Tony Leiker gave KU the lead which was erased by Stevenson's run.
tally to give the Hawklets a 14-7 halftime margin.
Armand Baughman eased from the four for the second KU
Jack Cranor scored from the two and Dennis Woolf scooted wide for the third and fourth touchdowns.
The clincher was provided by Woolf on the same play on which he had scored earlier.
The win was the first for the Hawklets. They tied Kansas State 0-0. ___
The first Kansas football players to receive first team All America honors were Ray Evans and Otto Schnellbacher of the 1947 team.
Kansas Varsity Slaps 70-34 Defeat on Freshman Cagers
Harry Gibson gave the freshman team a momentary chance, but it took the varsity cagers only three minutes to take a convincing 16-6 lead on their way to a lopsided 70-34 win in the annual freshman-varsity basketball game Friday in Allen Field House.
Gibson, of Kansas City, started with four quick jump shots, but was stopped. This was the end of the freshman early offensive spurt. He
led the yearlings with 10 points as his team was forced to do all their shooting from the outside.
The KU varsity, touted as one of the nation's top teams of the coming season, used its first team sparingly before the crowd estimated at 3,000.
Varsity guard Jerry Gardner led the scorers with 11 points. He was followed by Wayne Hightower with 10 and Dee Ketchum with 9.
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