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University Daily Kansan Friday, November 3,1961
University Daily Kansan SPORTS Top Teams Meet Throughout Nation
Miami is a 13-point favorite to defeat Georgia in the Orange Bowl tonight in a game that marks the start of a weekend schedule in which three of the country's top five teams take on formidable opponents.
A crowd of about 45,000 is expected despite threatening weather at Miami, Fla., in the most important game of a light Friday night program. Each team reached the .500-mark last week—Miami with a 10-0 victory over North Carolina and Georgia with a 16-15 win over Kentucky.
THE GAME PITS TWO of the country's most talented sophomore quarterbacks against each other in Miami's George Mira and Georgia's Larry Rakesstraw. Mira has thrown a touchdown pass in four of Miami's six games this season while Rakesstraw blossomed into a dangerous
Okie Players Lead NAIA
KANSAS CITY—(UPI) —Football teams and players from Oklahoma dominated the offensive statistics for the second consecutive week today in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) report.
Fanhandle A&M of Goodwell, Okla., leads in rushing and total offense, primarily because of the running of Jerry Linton, and Langston University is tops in passing offense—and also pass defense.
Langston quarterback Don Smith leads in individual total offense with 220.8 yards per game, and the team leads in pass offense with a 224.8-yard game average. Langton has allowed its opponents but 21 yards per game through the air.
Panhandle A&M is averaging 408.2 yards per game rushing, with Linton pacing individual rushers in NAIA competition with a game average of 160.6 yards. The team has a total offense average of 430 yards.
For total defense, however, it's hard to beat Florida A&M. The team has given up but 61.4 yards per game, on the average, and allowed its opponents only 18 yards per game rushing—tops in both defensive departments.
Tom Cryzwinski of Defiance (Ohio) is the leading passer with 37 completions in 187 attempts for a 202.5-yard average.
John Nachtheism of the University of Minnesota at Duluth continues to lead the scorers with 17 touchdowns, five conversion points and 112 total points.
The leading punter is Grover Perkins of Southern Louisiana, who has averaged 50.5 yards on 15 kicks.
KU-Nebraska Tilt On Network Radio
The Kansas-Nebraska game to morrow in Lincoln will be carried along the KU Sports Network, this week composed of 32 area stations, starting at 1:45 p.m.
New Work
Tom Hedrick, network director will do the play-by-play broadcast which can be heard on these area stations: KLWN, KANU, KJAY, KCKN, KMBC, KVOE, KOFO.
passer in the last few games after playing defense in Georgia's early contests.
NEW YORK — (UFI) — "Chiaroscuro," the newest symphonic work by American composer Henry Cowell, will be premiered Oct. 13 in Guatemala City under the direction of conductor Jose Maria France Gill.
With the Friday night game out of the way, the decks will be cleared Saturday for three big games that could have important repercussions in the national rankings.
THESE SEND UNBEATEN Michigan State, the nation's top-ranked team, against once-beaten, 10th-ranked Minnesota; second-ranked Mississippi against seventh-ranked Louisiana State and fifth-ranked Ohio State against ninth-ranked Iowa.
Michigan State is favored by seven points over Minnesota (4-1), Mississippi is a six-point choice over LSU (5-1), and Ohio State (4-0-1) is a three-point pick over Iowa (4-1). Michigan State is putting its five-game winning streak on the line while Mississippi is placing its perfect 6-0 slate in jeopardy.
The work was commissioned especially for the National Symphony Orchestra of Guatemala by Broadcast Music, Inc., at the request of the President's Music Committee of the People-to-People Program.
Texas, the country's third-ranked power, is a 22-point favorite over Southern Methodist, fourth-ranked Alabama is a 14-point choice over Mississippi State, sixth-ranked Georgia Tech is a 13-point pick over Florida and eighth-ranked Colorado is rated even with Missouri, in other games involving the top 10.
Bad Weather Hampers Play
By United Press International Rain curtailed the practice of most Big Eight Conference football teams yesterday, and Missouri, Iowa State and Nebraska worked out indoors.
Coaches of six of the teams were happy anyway, however, because their squads are in top physical condition for Saturday's games. Kansas State and Missouri were the only teams with regulars on the disabled list.
KANSAS STATE COACH DOUG Weaver said backs Jack Richardson and Joe Searles probably would see only limited, if any, action against Oklahoma because they haven't recovered from injuries suffered last week. They will be replaced in the starting lineup by Bill Gallagher and Glen Isernhagen.
Missouri halfback Norm Beal, suffering from a pulled leg muscle, was counted out for the Colorado game by Coach Dan Devine. The coach said sophomore Vince Turner would start in Beal's place for the conference championship showdown at Boulder.
At Kansas, Tackle Stan Kirshman rejoined the squad yesterday after being sidelined with a sore throat and high fever for more than a week. Coach Jack Mitchell drilled the squad on its offense in preparation for its meeting with Nebraska, although most of the session was canceled because of rain.
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OKLAHOMA COACH BUD Wilkinson, in the throes of the school's worst season, said starting fullback Phil Lohmann would be ready by Saturday for the Kansas State game. Lohmann was sidelined most of the week with a bruised shoulder.
Colorado Coach Sonny Grandelius said his team was in top physical condition for its meeting with Missouri. The same report came from Oklahoma State Coach Cliff Speegle, preparing his team for a game with Wichita, and Coach Clay Stapleton, whose Iowa State Cyclones will play Boston College.
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