THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1951
PAGE SEVEN
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Impress Scout From Iowa Area
Ames, Iowa—Iowa State griders were warned Wednesday that a well-balanced attack faces them in the Kansas game at Lawrence, Saturday.
"Kansas has a nice balance between its running and passing to back fine defensive unit." Scout Ray Donels told the squad in his briefing session. "Passing has always been good at Kansas and this is one of the better years for them. Jerry Robertson hit on every pass he threw. In Charley Hoag the Kansas team has one of the great runners of the nation."
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Stuber and his staff scanned movies all Sunday to start the improvement process the Cyclone mentor feels must take place to meet Kansas on equal terms.
"Kansas is favored to win the game," Stuber said. "We know they have a balanced attack. So do we. If we can iron out the mistakes apparent in the Wayne game we can make it a good contest. But we have work to do."
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Individually the following men received commendations from Stuber:
Stuber felt that his whole first team did its chores against Wayne as well as could be expected. It was noticeable, he pointed out, that more seasoning needed to build the reserve strength.
Dick Mann, quarterback, for his good passing and fine play calling; George Hess, quarterback, for his kicking; Maury Schnell, for his all-around offensive play; Stan Cozzi and Emory Eichorn, halfbacks, for fine ball carrying and Bob Jacobson, tackle, for an interception and a fumble recovery. Mal Schmidt and Bob Voetberg, ends, were given pants on the back for pass receiving; Keith Hemingway, end, the best of the defensive ends, Jim Rawley, Max Burkett, Bill Jensen, for fine line backing
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