Kansas at Missouri

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], November 30, 1934, page 1 (results column)

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  Army and Nays meeting at Phil adelphia tomorrow already is a SELL out-meaning an assured audience of $4,000. Both teams departed last night for the scene of battle, each spelling for fight. The odds we’re 8 to 2, take your choice. Huey’s Team Plays Another outstanding game tomorrow, largely because of the noise making proclivities of a nonparticipant, is the meeting of Louisiana State university with Tulane. Sen atory Huey P. Long is vocal hacker Of L. S. U. and if Tulane wins he probably will have law passed prohibiting Tulane from crossing the L. S. U. goal line next season. Boston and Holy Gross meet at Boston in an eastern feature, Detroit meets Washington State, Georgia and Georgia Tech tangle, and other games include Southern Meth odist and Texas Christian, Southern California and Washington, Mississippi and Mississippi State, Florida and Stetson, Duke and North Carolima State, and that’s just about all that’s left of another football season. Temple of Philadelphia, also with an outsiders chance for the Rose Bowl, was eliminated entirely by a scoreless tie with Bucknell. Colgate was hard-pressed to subdue Brown with late rush, &c to 10, spelling its chances. Fordham, Maryland Win Yesterday was the seasons wind up for many. IN the east Fordham beat N. Y. u, 80 to 10; Penn trimmed Cornell, % to 10; Mary land beat johns Hopkins, 10 to 0, and Washington and Jefferson lost to West Virginia by IA to IL. In the south, Tennessee whipped Kentucky, and Washington and Lee clinched the Southern Conference title by beating South Carolina, IA to 7. In the midwest, the feature game brought Kansas State a 19-to-7 VIC tory over Nebraska, and the Big Six Conference championship. Kansas beat Missouri, 20 to 0. Texas, outstanding contender for the Southwestern championship, still is in the race in case Rice loses Saturday. Texas downed Texas A. and NJ, Is to 0.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, November 30, 1934, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL A1REsULTs The following are final score: of principal football games played Thanksgiving Day: Loyola 6; UCLA 13. Oregon T; St. Mary’s 13. Montana 4; Gonzaga 6. Fresno State 27; Nevada 0. Whitman 0; Willamette 75. Utah Aggies T; Utah IA. Creighton 0; Idaho 13. Texas Tech 13; Arizona ‘. Kentucky O; Tennessee 19. Gettysburg 0; FranklinMarshall 19. Washington and Lee IA; South Carolina T. Texas A. & M. University 0, University of Texas 13. Kansas 20; Missouri 0. Vanderbilt 0: Alabama 34 Mercer T; Oglethorpe 6. Furman o; Clemson T. North Carolina 25; Virginia 6. Whittier G. San Jose 6. Maryland 19; Johns Hopkins 0. Penn 25; Cornell IS. Pitt 20; Carnegie Tach O., Fordham 39; NYU 13. Bucknell 0; Temple 0. Western Reserve IA; John Car roll o. Colgate 20; Brown 13.

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Officially, Missouri leads 59–⁠54–⁠9 by Missouri’s count and 58–⁠55–⁠9 by Kansas’s (the 1960 game is disputed); as played, 56–⁠48–⁠8 in the 112 games on file; the official count covers all 122 meetings, counting the 79 since this game.