Thursday, Sept. 13, 1962 University Daily Kansan Page 9
St. Clair, Roberts, Graham Head Jayhawker End Corps
Although both starters, plus a third veteran, were lost to graduation, Kansas is likely to present a stronger end corps for the 1962 football campaign then it did a year ago.
Three veterans and four promising sophomores will carry the load. Moving up to starting roles after playing well with the alternates last year are two 215-pounders, Pack St. Clair and Jay Roberts. Third letterman is Andy Graham, Lawrence 190-pound senior.
"St Clair is a good, aggressive leader," says Coach Jack Mitchell. "He has speed and is strong. This should be a good year for him."
Although he had lettered as a sophomore, after being switched from quarterback, his freshman spot, St. Clair has fought a frustrating battle to earn starting status. In an effort to take up the slack left by Bert Coan's broken leg, the staff drafted St. Clair for halfback duty a year ago. When he couldn't climb high enough there he was obligated to start over at end.
WHEN INJURES thinned the ranks ahead of the fifth game against Oklahoma, St. Clair was thrown into the fight with the alternates. He delivered his best game as the Jayhawkers restricted the Sooners to 98 yards total offense in claiming a 10-0 victory. Thereafter nobody could move him out.
Roberts also has come up the hard way. Fact is, he was so far down in the ranks, he was loaned to the
Alumni for the 1961 spring game. He took advantage of this situation to bag five passes for 46 yards, including the winning touchdown in an Old Grad upset. He has moved up steadily since and now will open his junior season No. 1 on the slot-side in Mitchell's new flip-flop offense.
CARRYING GOOD SPRING in a six-four frame, Roberts always has been a good receiver. He improved steadily in the other departments through the season, climaxing with an outstanding effort in the 33-7 Bluebonnet win over Rice. He went on to earn letters in basketball and track to become the 33rd three-sport letterman in Jayhawker history.
This pair figures to cancel the loss of last year's starters, Larry Allen and Benny Boydston. Graham must take up the slack left by Mike Deer's graduation.
FOUR ROOKIES figure in the picture for the Jayhawkers, They are: Dave Greenlee, Albion, N. Y.; Phil Reinking, Arkansas City; Mike Shinn, Topka, and Jerry Woods, Edwardsville.
"This position looks pretty stable." Mitchell analyzes. "We should have improved receiving, even though our overall speed might not be quite as good. If a couple of our sophomores come through we should be adequate here."
Reinking is a converted defensive halfback who played well on last
1962 KANSAS END ROSTER
| | Age | Ht. | Wt. | Class |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Bottorff, Ken | 19 | 5-11½ | 203 | Soph. |
| *Clothier, Marvin | 19 | 6-3 | 209 | Sr. |
| **Graham, Andy | 21 | 5-11 | 190 | Sr. |
| Greenlee, Dave | 20 | 6-1 | 190 | Soph. |
| Martinek, Doug | 19 | 5-11 | 188 | Jr. |
| Reinking, Phil | 19 | 5-11½ | 178 | Soph. |
| *Roberts, Jay | 19 | 6-4 | 215 | Jr. |
| **St. Clair, Pack | 19 | 6-2 | 215 | Sr. |
| Shinn, Mike | 19 | 6-4 | 211 | Soph. |
| Thornton, Jerry | 19 | 6-1 | 197 | Soph. |
| Woods, Jerry | 20 | 6-1 | 185 | Soph. |
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This foursome will be joined by Marvin Clothier, 209-pound guard veteran, who'll be given a trial at the end spot.
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