Nebraska at Kansas

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 9, 1930, page 68

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  NEBRASKA DEFEATS KANSAS u, is TO 0 Jayhawker Homecoming Dampened When Earring Jim” Bausch Is Unable to Do Much. LAWRENCE, Kans.. November g. Kansas, generally picked q month ago to win the Big Six Conference foot ball championship without difnculty. fell before q powerful and at times brilliant Nebraska team here today. Is to 0. A homecoming crowd, swelled to more than 10000 by Kansans anticipating q jayhawker feast for the first time in Is years. went home In sorrow. Throughout the game the champion Nebraskans outpiayed Kansas. A tumble by Lee Page. Kansas fulIback. on the second play Of the game gave Nebraska its first opportunity and 1t continued to take them the rest of the game In the form Of recovered Kansas fumbies and intercepted passes. Earring Jim” Bausch. who was in jured in the Pennsylvania game a week agt. went in late In the second period and remained until near its end, bur his presence was not enough to pull Kansas together Nebraska scored in the first period. Red” Young circling the Kansas left end for touchdown. After Schaake’s short punt was caught bv Long on the Kansas 35-yard line and returned IS yards. Frahin kicked the extra point from placement just after Bausch ran into the game in the second period. Young tossed a long pass TO Steve Hokuf. who ran over the goal line. Frahm missed his kick. A field goal completed Nebraska’s scoring in the fourth quarter. Frahm booting from his 20-yard line. Lineup ind summary:

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  Brownsville herald. (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, Texas, November 9, 1930, page 1

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  Nebraska Defeats Kansas by 16 TO 0 MEMORIAL STADIUM. Law renee Kansas. Nov. 8-Nebraska deciSively defeated Kansas in a big six conference football game today. IS 10 O.. The defeat. while net an upset. wa unexpected IN the thorough ne with which the conference champions outplayed Kansas. undefeated in titular play until today. Jim Bausch. Kansas halfback, playe dmo-e than half the game.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 10, 1930, page 5 (results column)

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  GRID SCORES 2 ON SATURDAY The. following are scores of i’m portant football games played las Saturday in various parts of the States: Army 13; Illinois 0. Cornell 54 Hobart O. Georgia T; New York University Michigan 6; Harvard 3. Yale 66; Alfred 0. Brown 32; Tufts T. Pittsburgh r; Carnegie Tech 6. Syracuse T; Penn State 0. Notre Dame 60; Pennsylvania 20. Georgetown 20; Boston College 19. Fordham IS; Detroit University T. Duke IA; Kentucky ‘. F Dartmouth 43 Alleghany IA. Colgate 54; Columbia O. Lehigh 13; Princeton g. North Dakota State II; Michigan State 19. z Ohio State 27; Navy 0. Nebraska 16; Kansas 0. Purdue 26; Chicago T. Northwestern 25; Indiana O. Washington State 33; Idaho ‘. Stanford, 25; University of Wash- ington ‘. Vanderbilt 6; Georgia Tech 0. Iowa O; Missouri IA. Wisconsin 58; South Dakota State ‘. Alabama 20; Florida O. < Texas and M. T; Southern Metho- dist 13. Wyoming 21; Colorado Aggies 6. Texas Christian 20; Rice 0. Oregon T; University of California at Los Angeles 0. Southern California “A; California O.

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Officially, Nebraska leads 91–⁠23–⁠3; as played, 88–⁠18–⁠3 in the 109 games on file; the official count covers all 117 meetings, counting the 80 since this game.