Kansas State at Oklahoma

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  Evening star, November 11, 1942, page 44

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  Missouri Grid Team Rolls on Like Fast Express Train ~ Inc fAAoO1lAtc0 1EesS. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-The University of Missouri football team is something like a fast express The Tigers try to go all the way every time, with never a stop for stations along the line. Each play in football lovingly is designed to produce touchdown, of course. But the Tigers seem to be better at remembering this than most teams. A few examples of the touchdown dynamite carried by the Tigers and their T formation: Against Nebraska: Ralph Carter went IS yards, Bob Steuber went 81. Steuber Remains on the Gallop. Against Kansas State, where the Tigers piled up 487 yards rushing: Steuber had touchdown dashes of AZ and 10 yards, while Fred Killing went so yards before he lateraled to Bob Callahan, who hurried the remaining 10. Against Colorado: Don O’Hara scurried to 65-yard touchdown. Against Iowa State: Steuber tossed a pass to Bert Ekern for a 77-yaro touchdown, lateraled to Don Reece for an 80-yarder and then ran 81 yards for one of his own. Another lateral, Harold Adams to Fred Bouldin, made 81 yards and a touchdown. Sooners May Stop EN-. Against-but you’re getting the idea, aren’t you? Let the guard drop for a moment, and whoosh! The jackpot has been hit again. If Missouri is to be stopped by a Big Six team this year it will have to be done Saturday in Norman, where Oklahoma has the assign ment. 1t isn’t as impossible as it might seem. That 76–⁠0 humiliation heaped on Kansas State last week shrieks that the Sooners have recovered from their doldrums. Defensively there never has been much wrong with them.

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 9, 1942, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL i. SCORES !. The following are final score: of leading football games played last Saturday afternoon: University of Washington ‘; Stanford 20. Oregon IA; UCLA T. Montana O. Oregon State 33 Oregon F’rosh T. University of Washington Frosh 6. Michigan State IS; Washington State 25. California T; Southern Califor- mia 21. Nevada 0; Fresno State 33. Denver 26; Brigham Young 6. Baylor 0; Texas 20. Drake 12; Iowa Teachers 27. Oklahoma A and M 6; Tulsa 34 Rice 40; Arkansas g. Washington University at St Louis 2; Kansas l9. Texas Christian 6; Texas Tech IS. Utah IS; Colorado o. Utah State 0; Colorado State 25 Texas Aggies 27; Southern Methodist 20. Kansas State 0; Oklahoma 76. Notre Dame IS; Army 0. Maine 6; Bowdoin 12. Navy T; Penn 0. St. Mary’s ‘; Duquesne ‘, tie. Syracuse 13; Penn State Is. Gettysburg 6; Bucknell 2. Louisiana State 26; Fordham l3 Lafayette 19; Rutgers l3. Cornell 13; Yale T. Temple 0; Boston College 28. Rensselaer, 10; Worcester Tech 15 Pittsburgh l9; Ohio State 59. Toledo O.; Butler 12. Duke 42; Maryland 0. Georgia 75; Florida 0. Randolph Macon 0; William and Mary 40. Wesleyan 6; Williams 3l. Northeastern 6; Boston Univer- sity 37. Holy Cross IA; Brown 12. Colgate 35; Columbia 26. Swarthmore 2; Delaware le. North Carolina 43 Davidson l4 VMI 0; Wake Forest 28. Wisconsin 0; Iowa 6. Indiana T: Minnesota 0. Harvard T. Michigan 35. North Carolina 43; Davidson IA. Kentucky ‘; Georgia Tech 47. Citadel 0; Furman 20. Iowa Preflight 13: Fort Knox 2 Miami 28; Ohio Wesleyan 25. Auburn IA; Georgia Navy Pre- flight A. Vanderbilt 19; Mississippi 0. Virginia 34; Washington and Lee ‘. West Virginia State College O.. Virginia State ‘. Dartmouth 19; Princeton T. Illinois IA; Northwestern T.

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Oklahoma leads 76–⁠22–⁠4 in 102 meetings, counting the 75 since this game.