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Monday, May 7, 1973
University Daily Kansan
Kansas Staff Photo by PRIS BRANDSTED
Guard Jerome Hodges (72) Pursues Sophomore Flanker Bruce Adams (25)
More caught Laussee for 91 yards, scored one touchdown and a punt 63 yards . . .
Whites Upset Blues in Spring Game
By TOM ROTH
Kansan Sports Writer
An estimated crowd of 1500 turned out Saturday to watch the White team upset the favored Blue team 3414 in the annual University of Kansas Blue-White spring football game which signified the end of spring football practice at KU.
The White team, led by flanker Bruce Adams, dominated the game from the opening kickoff. Adams, who caught four passes from sophomore quarterback Scott McMichael and Jud Mitchell for 91 yards and a touchdown, also set up another touchdown by returning a Bob Swift punt for 63 vards.
Randy Ross, junior running back, also had a big day for the White team. Ross rushed for 70 yards and scored the first touchdown with rushes with rushes of two, one and five yards.
The Blue team, team quarterback by David Haynes, who some KU coaches say is a top receiver.
by the White defense until late in the four-
quarter. By then, the score was 34-0, and
the two touchdowns only managed to snuff the
shutout hones of the White sunda.
The Blue team, which won the opening coin flip, decided not to buck the gusting southerly wind and instead kicked off. The Blue team started with the White started at their own 20-word line.
Swift, whose leg was busy all day (He had
points), kicked the extra point and put the
ball down.
Adams set up Ross's second touchdown with his pint return to the Blue 4-yard line. The kick by Swift was good and the score was 14-0 when the quarter ended.
In the second quarter the White defense
took command when Rick Kovatch intercepted a Jaynes pass on the Blue 44, Mitchell then led the White team across the goal line in only three plays. He threw and completed his first pass of the afternoon, hitting Adams on the five yard line for a 21-yard gain. Ross took it over for the score and the extra point by Swift made it 21-0.
Kansan Photo by BRAD BACHMAN
Jaynes, who was 1-10 in passing in the first half, led the Blue squad to the Wiltz 23 win over Boston.
The Blue team, which had 12 penalties for 120 yards, did not do any better after the half. After a series of exchanges, the Blues won the game by one fourth and one situation on their own 49.
The White team took on and on the first play, McMichael lateraled to Ross and who passed back to McMichael, who then hit Adams with a 49-yard scoring pass. Third quarter scored ended with a 27-yard field goal. The Red team scored with the Whites leading the Blues, 31-0.
The Blue squad started the fourth quarter with another foul-up. Derick Glanton recovered a Mark Willoughby fumble on the Blue 17-yard line. The recovery helped to set up another Swift goal for the White team, and the Warrior was driving for the White team, which led 34-0.
Jaynes scored from the 3-yard line for the first blue score of the day. After a 65-yard scoring drive Jaynes was stopped short on his run for the extra point.
The final score of the game came on a Jaynes to Steve Elliott lateral; Elliot then three to Paul Bower for a 47-yard scoring play. Jaymes hit Bower in the end zone for a two-point conversion. The Blue team was down by eight at the board and the game ended at 34:14.
Jayhawk Rob Allinder Pitches to Colorado Batter
Freshman hurler dropped his record to 4-2 after loss to Buffs . . .
Head Coach Don Fambrough said he was surprised at the score of the game.
"I expected each team to score one or two touchdowns," Fambrough said. "When you divide your squad evenly, you usually have a winning record." You turn timing when you divide your offense."
Fambridge praised the ability of Adams to make the big play and said he was sure that Jaynes missed having Adams for a receiver.
Fambrough said he was pleased with the performance of the young players in the game, especially McMichiel, Mitchell, Kowatch, and Blue linebacker Les Begay.
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Game in Figures
First downs White 9 Blue
Rushen yards 64-97 9
Rushen yards 150 60
Rushen yards 87 39
Bullseye 8-92 112-72
Punts 7-36.3 8-37
Pointe-in-Issue 5-37 8-37
Punches I 11-101 11-01
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The Jayhawk baseball squad will winkle with Kansas State University this weekend in a three-game series which will end the 1973 season for the 'Hawks. The cross-state rivals will play a double header Saturday and a single game Sunday.
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Buffs Sweep KU Series
The Hawks enter the K-State series with a 4-11 conference record. The KU squad lost all three games to Colorado over the weekend. KU dropped both games of a doubleheader Friday, 6-1 and 5-1, and was shut out in a single game Saturday, 4-0.
In the first game of Friday's double header the Hawks were limited to four singles and managed only one run. Colorado won 5-4 on three in on three KR errors for the victory.
The series sweep by Colorado kept the Buffs' title hopes alive and ended any KU matchup. Oklahoma took over the conference lead with a three-game sweep over Nebraska. Oklahoma State, the conference leader, is also expected to Missouri tumult and fell to second.
Kurt Kurtt lost his third game in as many starts. Gary Walcott of Colorado lifted his conference record to 4-2 with his performance against the Jawhaws.
Dennis Gursynse of the Bucks kept his unbeaten streak (4-0) alive by allowing only four hits in the second contest. He gave up two to the Rams, and went to John Daniel, now 3-2 on the season. Colorado used two pitchers on Saturday's contest to shutout the Jayhawks on seven hits. Rob Allinder, who went the distance with a three-run game, walks in the game. Again, Jayhawk errors allowed Colorado to score the winning runs. John Stearns of Colorado was the big hit during the series. Stearns increased his lead to three against the three for four in the second game Friday.
Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 000 402 01-6 6 0 2
Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 000 402 01-6 6 0 2
Bacott and Stearns; Knoff, Knoff (4) and Bradley;
Columbus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.4, LP-Knoff, 0-3, HR-Higgins
**Second Game**
Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 002 01-11 2
Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 002 01-11 2
Bacott and Stearns; Knoff, Knoff (3) and Bradley;
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Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 000 10-4 4
Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 000 10-4 4
Bacott and Stearns; PO-A-Coarling 27, Kalan,
Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271, LOB, Colorado 2, PO-A-Coarling 27, Kalan,
Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271, LOB, Colorado 2, PO-A-Coarling 27, Kalan
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Busch Postdoctoral Research Fellowships are available during 1973-74 for research in areas related to human health, biology and biomedical sciences, Rutgers University.
Three awards of a minimum of $8,000 are available to applicants with a Ph.D. or its dissertation.
Applications should be mailed to Pramer at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903. The deadline for applications is May 15.
Applications should consist of a transcript of graduate work, a curriculum vitae, a statement of research interests, publications reprints and two letters of reference.
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