University Daily Kansan
Monday, Sept. 14, 1953
Page 6
PLAYER ROSTER
Name Age Ht. Wt. Class Hon.
Ends
Gene Blasi 19 6-3 204 So. Pratt
Ray Blower 19 6-0 190 Jr. Baxter Spgs.
Don Bracelin* 20 6-1 181 Jr. St Francis
Larry Horner 19 6-1 188 So. Minneapolis
Morris Kay* 21 6-2 191 Sr. St John
Carl Lathrop 20 6-1 200 So. Harrisonville, Mo.
Don Martin 19 6-3 175 So. Larned
Harold Patterson* 21 6-2 185 Sr. Rozel
Mike Rogers 19 6-4 208 So. Osawatomie
Jerry Taylor* 21 6-3 186 Sr. Carrollton, Mo.
Dick Wogan 20 6-3 200 So. St. Joseph, Mo.
Tackles
Bud Bixler* 20 6-5 234 Jr. Russell
George Carter 20 6-3 205 So. Wolfdale, Pa.
Joe Lundy* 21 6-2 204 Sr. Roscoe, Pa.
Orville Poppe* 21 6-4 218 Sr. Fairbury, Neb.
Dean Ragon* 20 6-4 234 Jr. Gary, Ind.
John Rothrock 20 6-1 220 So. Wellington
Gene Vignatelli* 20 6-0 202 Jr. Franklin
Guards
Hugh Armstrong* 21 5-10 192 Sr. Kansas City
Don Ausgst* 21 6-0 187 Sr. Harrisburg, Pa.
Dale Birney 19 6-0 201 So. Sublette
Dud Budrich 16 6-1 192 So. Evergreen Pk., Ill.
Joe Fink* 21 5-11 192 Sr. Oxford
Bob Hantla* 21 6-1 206 Sr. Meade
George Helmstadter* 21 6-2 213 Sr. Chicago
Bob Hubbard 21 5-11 190 So. Norwood, O.
Bill Karras 19 5-11 200 So. St. Joseph, Mo.
Dick Knowles* 20 6-1 200 Jr. Wichita
Norman Redd 19 6-0 190 So. Sublette
Wayne Woolfolk* 21 5-11 185 Sr. Protection
Centers
Bob Braden 21 6-1 194 Sr. Independence
Merle Hodges 20 5-11 190 So. Lawrence
Bill Nieder 19 6-2 205 So. Lawrence
Quarterbacks
Bev Buller 19 6-1 161 So. Lyons
Al Jaso 19 6-1 185 So. Fairless Hills, Pa.
Fuzzy Martin 20 6-1 175 So. Overbrook
John McFarland 19 6-4 183 So. Osborne
Dick Sandifer 20 5-10 172 So. Stafford
Paul Smith 19 6-2 185 So. Paola
Halfbacks
Dick Blowey 19 6-0 178 So. Augusta
Larry Carrier 19 6-1 190 So. St. John
Frank Cindrich* 21 6-0 170 Sr. Kansas City
Bob Conn 19 5-11 165 So. Wichita
Bob Forsyth 20 6-1 181 So. Medicine Lodge
John Handley 19 5-9 175 So. K. C., Mo.
Don Hess* 20 6-0 180 Jr. Pretty Prairie
Ralph Moody 19 6-2 188 So. Minneola
Don Pfutzenreuter 19 5-6 145 So. Carlsbad, N.M.
Rex Sullivan 20 5-11 167 So. Manhattan
Fullbacks
Bob Allison 19 6-3 196 So. K.C., Mo.
John Anderson* 19 6-2 200 Jr. Gr. Island, Neb
LaVerne Fiss 19 5-11 176 So. Johnson
George Remsberg 19 6-1 195 So. Iola
Frank Sabafini* 21 6-0 186 Sr. Chicago
*Indicate lettermen
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MAINSTAY — Frank Sabatini, 185
pound senior with two years of
experience, will be one of the
most experienced men in the Jay-
hawker backfield this season. The
hard driving two-letterman from
Chicago, although rather small for
the assignment, is running at first
string fullback. Sabatini started
only three games last year, but
netted 271 yards to rank as No. 3
ground-gainer for the Jay Hawkers.
He turned in good performances
last year against Colorado and
SMU, gaining 67 and 59 yards
per centagefully.
Big 7 Coaches May Support Bowl 'Business'
There is sentiment among the football coaches that the Big Seven should re-enter the post season bowl game business.
By UNITED PRESS
Faculty representatives banned post season play in a move that generally proved unpopular. They meet again Dec. 21 in Kansas City, and Coach Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma, for one, said he believed the ban would be lifted.
Coach Bill Glassford of Nebraska said he would favor lifting the ban, and Coach Bill Meek of Kansas State said the Big Seven "definitely should be represented" in bowl activities.
Colorado's Dal Ward said he had always felt the bowls games had 'some merit,' but felt they should be regulated and handled by conferences and "only members of recognized conferences should participate."
Ward said he didn't feel independent teams should be allowed to participate and 'then use the money players to get in more bowl games.'
Missouri's Don Faurot declined to comment on how he felt regarding the ban.
"It's entirely in the hands of the faculty representatives," he said. He said he felt it definitely would be brought up at the December meeting.
Recreation Aide Joins Staff at K.U.
Larry Heeb has been added to the KU physical education staff as a recreation consultant.
Lawrence city recreation director the past six years, Mr. Heeb will teach classes in camping and coun- tion planning your year can take a minor in recreation.
Mr. Heeb was graduated from La-Crosse State in Wisconsin and did graduate work at KU.
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