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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1955
Jim Hull Takes Over First String Right Tackle Slot
Jim Hull, 220 pounder from Wichita moved up to first string right tackle yesterday in the only major line-up change as Chuck Mather's Jayhawks began serious efforts to give an improved showing of themselves in the home opener with Washington State Saturday.
Hull, a sophomore, unseated incumbent Gene Blasi who started in the TCU contest last weekend. Frank
the TCU contest last weekend.
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JIM HULL
Kansas Tackle
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Gibson filled in at the other tackle while first stringer John Drake nursed a knee injury.
Mather described the team as in good physical shape with the exception of halfback Ralph Moody. The co-captain from Minneola watched from the sidelines with a
sprained ankle. Drake's injury is expected to clear up later this week.
In another move, Mather ran John Handley, the muscular 170 pounder from Kansas City to second string left half. Handley had been running at a right halfback spot.
Yesterday's drills were devoted to work on offense and defense with the time equally divided between the two.
Individual fundamentals will be a main point in drills remaining this week.
Movies of the KU-TCU game were shown last night at the first meeting of the KU Quarterback Club held in the Ball Room of the Union. Mather showed and explained the films and gave answers to the audience on why Kansas was defeated Saturday.
Mather made no bones about the fact that KU was defeated soundly by TCU but offered some hope for the rest of the schedule. He told the armchair quarterbacks he was not disappointed with the showing of the Jayhawks Saturday.
Trabert Considers Pro Tennis Career
LOS ANGELES, Cal. (U.P.)—United LOS SINGLES Champion Tony Trabert today considered an offer to turn professional which Promoter Jack Kramer said guaranteed the amateur tennis star at least $80,000.
Major League Standings American League
Trabert admitted Kramer had approached him regarding the pro tour. He refused to confirm, however, that Kramer offered him $80,000. Kramer claimed that was the amount he offered the Cincinnati, Ohio, player to turn professional.
W    L    Pct.   GE
New York 93 56 624 —
Cleveland 91 59 607 2%
Chicago 87 63 580 6%
Boston 82 67 550 11
Detroit 77 73 513 16%
Kansas City 63 87 420 30%
Baltimore 53 95 358 39%
Washington 51 97 345 41%
National League
W 9 W L Pct. GB
Brooklyn 75 63 .647 —
Milwaukee 84 66 .560 13
New York 77 72 .517 19*
Philadelphia 75 76 .497 22½
Cincinnati 73 78 .483 24½
Chicago 78 80 .467 27
St. Louis 66 84 .440 31
Pittsburgh 58 91 .389 38½
Bradley Gets Line Coach
Bradley Gets Line Coach PERIA, IL.—(U.P.)-Bill Zimmer, former All-Missouri Valley Conference tackle, will return to Bradley University as a line coach. Zimmer has been engaged to help Head Coach Billy Stone.
Middleweight Bout Tonight
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —(U,P)— Lanky Bobby Dykes, the sixranking middleweight contender, is a 2-1 favorite over George Johnson in tonight's 10-round bout that national home television fans will view instead of the Rocky Marciano-Archie Moore bout.
At stake for the skinny Dykes,
of Miami, was a possible non-title
bout with Middleweight Champion
Carl (Bobo) Olson.
Olson was originally scheduled to fight Dykes tonight but had to withdraw because of an eye infection. Promoter Chris Dundee, however, said he will try to arrange another bout with the Champ for the winner of tonight's battle.
Johnson, of Trenton, N. J., said he would probably "go for a knock-out. I just want him to get in there and mix it up with me."
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