Wednesday, April 9, 1952 University Daily Kansan
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West Squad Roster Average Nearly 6-Feet, 4-Inches
Dr. Phog Allen, coach of the West in the East-West Shrine game in Kansas City, Saturday, will have a team roster averaging nearly 6 feet, 4 inches. Tallest, of course, will be All-American Clyde Lovellette of Kansas.
Coach Hank Iba of the East, will have to be satisfied with a 6-foot, 3-inch average for his players.
The West
Roster for Shrine Cage Game Saturday
George McLeod, T.C.U. ... 6-4 170
Glemm Smith, Utah U... 6-4 175
Joe Dugn, La. State ... 6-2 180
Edwin Miller, Syracuse U. ... 6-2 180
Don Meinke, Dayton U. ... 6-7 205
John Dilling, Holy Cross ... 6-5 185
Don Johnson, Okla, A&M ... 6-2 180
Ray Steiner, St. Louis ... 5-10 160
Tom Katsimalis, E. Ill. ... 6-2 190
Pete Darecy, Okla, A&M ... 6-9 200
Robert Watson, Kentucky 5-10 155
Ron MacGilvray, St. John's 5-1 150
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Reds Rout Blues, 44-12 In Intrasquad Scrimmage
With Coach J. V. Sikos "find," GI Reich, throwing and a converted T-back-to-end, Jerry Bogue, doing most of the receiving, the Jayhawker Reds swamped the Blues, 44-12, in an intrasquad game yesterday.
An ex-Army footballer, Reich was hitting Bogue all afternoon with an uncanny amount of precision. Bogue looked sharp in his new end job, rarely muffing any tosses Reich flinched his way.
Reich was finding receivers all over the field, but Bogue was the principal target. Twice Gil fired to victory in the end zone for touchdowns.
At the start of the second half,
John Konek of the Blues bulled his
The Reich-Rogue combination brought the Reds their first score of the game and the only touchdown in the first half. It came on a 50 yard pass.
When Arch Unruh, Blues quarterback fumbled the ball behind his goal and recovered it, the Reds picked up two more points to lead 8-0 at the half.
Before the Blues could score again, the Reds had stretched their lead to 32-6. Rex Sullivan recovered Konek's fumble on the Blue 20 and on the first play from scrimmage, Murphy skirted right end to bring the score to 14-6. It mounted to 20-6 as Reich flipped twice to Don Bracelin, the last pass for 11 yards and the score.
way over from the 3 to bring the count to 8-6.
The last score of the game came on another Reich-to-Bog e. pass covering 30 yards. Bogue, transplanted quarterback, was covered but outmaneuvered his opponents to inflict a few points. An earlier Reich-to-Bogue pass, again for 30 yards, had set up the Touchdown flip.
cepted another of Unruh's passes in the semi-flat and scampered 75 yards to paydirt. He got good downfield blocking, particularly by Art Ragon.
Marvin Kinnett of the Reds intercepted a Jack Rodger's pass in the flat and raced 40 yards to pay dirt to raise the score to 26-6. After Roberts of the Reds intercepted an Unruh aerial and then dropped it, Ron Sams of the Reds scooped it up and went 20 yards for the tally.
With the score 32-6, the Blues paced by Unrush, Mayer, and Konek, picked up their second and last touchdown. Unrush to Mayer passes and Konek's running moved the ball to the Red four from where Unrush ran it over, after running wide to the right and faking a pass.
Sams made it 38-6 as he inter-
When the game ended, the Reds were on the Blue 17, threatening again.
Head Coach Sikes praised the work of Bogue, Konek, Brandeberry, and Reich.
The Jayhawkers are due to work out today and Friday and then two days after Easter vacation.
On the injured list are George Mrkonic and Jerry Robertson with ankle trouble, Bill Karras with a bad leg, and Paul Leoni with a cold that has him hospitalized.
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