Oklahoma at Kansas State

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 17, 1935, page 35

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  OKLAHOMA 80 VICTOR Breeden Boots 13-Yard Placement to Defeat Kansas State. MANHATTAN, Kans, November l6 R.-A 13-yard placekick from sharp angle gave the University of Oklahoma a 3-to-0 victory over Kansas State here today in Big Six Conference foot ball game on a muddy field. Bill Breeden, Sooner halfback, kicked the goal after a drive started late in the first period, featured by 13-yard pass, Breeden to Karey Fuqua. 1t carried to the Kansas State 7-yard line. On the fourth down as the second period opened, Breeden dropped back to the 13-yard line to send a sodden ball tumbling between the goal posts.

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], November 18, 1935, page 1 (results column)

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  College Football Results La asanc 2; S. BESO Bon (tie). field o. Louisiana State, 10: Georgia, o. Luther, I; UppeT, Iowa, O., M MoKsn S99ss N rs Be6 osB52sl H. M Minmi o. Is & ZIP Day{2n’ Ctie’. Minnesota. 40; Michigan. 0. A5 MtGhigaq . State 81; LOyola clos MM aSna5gg e; ec sat1:f, 9: Montclair Teachers. o; Trenton IN. ~, Morayian. 10; Upsala. 0. n n St. MaF{ IS 6 81 bSs 6rPbs4a g. M MuEEdy ,Ryi 3 i Ak Millso g. g. New ,Paltz IN, “ Normal, IS; Hartwck Normal. G. N Nsg y yOTk. t 48; Rutger 49,, 49,, North carolina State, 6: Richmond HI Q. North Dakota “A: Omaha. s; N0rthern af Illinois a Tea chi soqe PaEeka Northwestern, 50; Wisconsin. 49, 50 y Ohio State: 6: Illinois. O., Ohio Wesleyan. 6; Marshall. 0. Oklahoma. 3; Kansas State. 0: 0klahoma A and NJ, 20; Haskell, o. ONvet 81 Lawrence Tech. 0. oregon. s: Portland, o. Oregon State. 49, Idaho, o. Parsons. 10; Central 8. Penn Military, .ls; susquehanna. 6. Pittsbursh, 6; Nebraska; 0. Providence. IS: Rhode Island, 0. Rice, II; Texas A. and NJ, 10. San F TGsd IS. NO 20: dPoensyer, 2 Shenandoah, IS; Potomac. o. south Dakota state. IS: ST Olaf o. soatheTn California. %: - Wasaingt On Southern Methodist. II: Arkansas. s. r,i SSoHtheon Illinois Teachers. 10; Eastern sOqth,wssstern Oklahoma. IA; Northwest St. Fancis. “a Wagner. 6. s.: johns .eMd.l 8; Johns Hopkins. o. s staqf0Td s.; Montana orts!; Q; Temple, %; Marquette g. Tennessee Tech. 0; West Tennessee. o Texas CHRISTIAN. 20; Texas. o. Transylvaania;; p; East Kentucky, s. Ursinus, 80: GETTYSBURG IA Utah. IA: Colorado State. 0. V V5aa stiie “a g geSbs!9.s Young O. Vermont. 8; Middiebary. .. . X!l?siRiaa 6ntenl is Il; H iowa 8. Washington St, Lois 1ais1o-- 10: Missouri 6 Washington and Jefferson. IS: Wooster. o Washington and Lee. o: Maryland, 0 (tiel. Waynesburg 10: Bethany. o. Wesleyan, 81: Rochester o. Westminster pa. 10: Washington Col lege, s. Western Reserve. IS: Denison. o. West Liberty. IS: Concord, s. West Texas. o: Central Oklahoma, o ttiel Whitworth. 6; Eastern oregon. (tie,. William and Mary, %: Emory and Henry, q. Williams, 49, Amherst o. William Jewell. Is; Central Z. Wittenberg, 8. Heidelberg, o. Yale. SIS: Laf~-ettes O.

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Oklahoma leads 76–⁠22–⁠4 in 102 meetings, counting the 82 since this game.