Kansas at Nebraska

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  Detroit evening times, Michigan, November 4, 1945, page 16 (results column)

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  NEW ORLEANS – Tulane. in midst Of a miserable season. suddenly reared up and knocked Missi>Sippi State out OF the undetea1ed nl4Sl4.l3.- Tulane twice came from behind 10 win. Los ANGELES – Lightning fast and amazingly tricky. St. MarN’> College trampled SOUTH ern California. 26–⁠0, before 49, 600 fans and AZ the same time retain it, perfect record. KNOXNILLE-Packing all the thrills and all the touchdowns into the final period, Tennessee roared from behind 10 turning threat enine defeat into a 20–⁠6 victory over North Carolina. LINCOLN. Neb.-Nebraska’s battered Cornhuskers snapped n five-game losing streak by whip ping University OF Kansas, 27–⁠13. The Huskers moved into a l4–⁠0 lead at half time. STATE COLLEGE. Pa.-Three lightning scoring thrusts and a sustained drive gave Penn State its fifth straight football victory over Syracuse by R score OF 26–⁠0. NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j. Two touchdOwns by Art Mann and fne ball carrying by Steve Senko escorted Rutgers to $50 triumph over Lehigh. PROVIDENCE. r. I. - Thrice beaten Brown found 4 winning combination IN Al Isis airmail arm and Ed Netski’s special delivery legs TO defeat Coast Guard, 1916 NEW YORK-Pushing across three touchdowns In the last quarter. Brooklyn College scored e4-t victory yer their interborough rivals, City College. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-Georgia’s Charlie Trip crossed the Chattanooga goal twice but shared honors with teammates as the Bulldogs won, BAT. RICHMOND. Na.-Llttle Ben Hogan and Jimmy Hines shot one under par 70’s to take the lead At the halfway mark with 1925 in the $4,000 Richmond Open. BERKLEY – An derd o & Washington State team. outplayed for three quarters, engineered one touchdown play in the closing minutes 10 gain a TT tie with California, AMES. 1a.-Fullback Dick Howard gave one Of the most brilliant performances of his collegiate career as he led Iowa state to a t0-l3l victory over Kansas State.

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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 65 since this game.