TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1850
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN; LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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65 Huskies On Fambrough's Freshman Football Roster
Sixty-five men—43 from Kansas—are on the 1950 K.U. freshman football roster released today by Don Fambrough, head freshman coach. A few more players are expected to be added to the roster later.
The freshmen will play two games this season-one with the Missouri freshmen here and one with the Kansas State yearlings at Manhattan.
THE ROSTER
Name Home Pos. Ht. Wt. Age
Armstrong, Hugh, K.C. G 5-10 203 18
Aungst, Don, Harrisburg, Pa. G 6-1 190 18
Anderson, Don, Lawrence B 5-11 175 18
Bisaha, Martin, Perth Amboy, N.J. B 5-8 160 18
Brannan, Tom, Crete, Neb. E 6-1 180 19
Bumgarner, Clarke, Coffeyville T 6-3 245 18
Bender, Clarence, Russell E 6-3 200 18
Bayer, Don, Chicago, Ill. G
Blair, Bill, Osborne B 5-10 148 18
Baker, Pat, Minneapolis E 6 160 19
Birk, Raymond, Gridley B 5-11 180 18
Ball, Bob, Garden City B 5-10 160 18
Bird, Leo, Meade B 5-11 160 18
Billingsley, Jack, K.C. G 5-10 205 18
Baker, Jerry, Minneapolis B 6 195 18
Ball, M., Lawrence B 5-10 165 19
Cindrich, Frank, K.C. B 6-1 175 19
Cole, Jack, Park Ridge, Ill. T 6-1 215 18
Currie, Caird, Wilmette, Ill. B 5-10 185 18
Fink, Joe, Oxford B 5-11 200 18
Fluker, Bob, Junction City B 6-1 200 17
Gatz, Dick, Carnegie, Pa. B 6-11 198 17
Garrett, Gerald, Cawker City G 6 180 17
Griesser, John, Winnetka, Ill. G 5-11 218 18
Hall, Ben, Lawrence T 6-3 195 17
Hallmark, Leslie, Lawrence — 5-9 175 25
Hantla, Bob, Meade B 6 210 18
Hiser, Francis, Topeka B 6-1 170 18
Helmstadter, George, Wilmette, Ill. T 6-2 230 18
Humphries, Don, Ashland E 6 155 18
Judy, Dick, Mankato G 5-10 195 18
Jensen, Keith, K.C. G 5-10 180 18
Jesse, Don, Topeka E 6-2 175 19
Kay, Morris, St. John B 6-2 190 18
Kimball, Charles, Hutchinson T 6 180 18
Konek, John, California, Pa. B 6-2 185 18
Kruger, Edward, Fairbury, Neb. E 6-2 185 18
Link, Jerry, Phillipsburg E 6-1 183 18
Lundy, Joe, California, Pa. T 6-2 195 17
Marsh, Larry, Evanston, Ill. G 6-1 201 18
Marshall, Bill, Kinsbury T 6-2 205 18
Massey, Phil, Chicago, Ill. T 6-1 205 18
Michale, George, Chicago, Ill. E 6-3 205 17
Meysenburg, Bob, Colby E 6 175 18
McCue, Paul, K.C. T 6 210 19
McKone, John, Tonganoxie E 5-11 164 18
Pelt, Jim, Lamont G 5-8 190 18
Pickett, Dick, Council Grove C 5-11 200 18
Poppe, Orville, Fairbury, Neb. C-T 6-4 225 18
Pratt, Tom, Colby C 5-10 190 18
Sabatini, Frank, Chicago, Ill. B 6 185 18
Sanborn, Kent, Belleville G 6-1 185 18
Simons, John, Lawrence B 6 175 17
Spencer, Harold, Chicago, Ill. B 6 170 17
Stevens, Lenard, Kinsley E 6-4 185 18
Taylor, Jerry, Carrollton, Mo. E 6-3 186 18
Thoman, Sam, Kansas City, Mo. T 6-6 275 32
Thompson, Howard, McKeesport, B 6 210 19
Tkach, Steve, Perth Amboy, N.J. G 6 175 18
Coalson, Bob, Dodge City E 6-1 170 18
Ulrich, Lee, Quinter G 6-1 175 18
White, Bob, Springfield B 6-3 205 17
Woody, Warren, Wilmette, Ill. C 6 200 17
Woolfolk, Wayne, Protection G 5-11 195 18
Wunsch, Bob, Kingman B 5-9 140 17
In the past, a few faculty teams have competed in such sports as volleyball and badminton. Last winter three teams were entered in volleyball competition — two from the physics department and one from the English department. In the spring, teams representing the Romance language department and the football staff participated in badminton. Mr. Powell hopes to include faculty members from all schools and all departments in this year's program.
Don Powell, director of intramurals, believes that a number of sports in the intramural program can be worked out for competition on a faculty level. He lists such sports as tennis, golf, handball, basketball, bowling, volleyball, badminton, and horseshoes.
The schedules would be organized so that faculty teams meet other faculty teams. A playoff might be arranged at the end of the season matching the faculty champions and the student champions.
I-M Program Will Include Faculty
"We feel that the numbers (6,000 men students participate in the program every year) prove that we have not only a good program but an interesting program," Mr. Powell said. "This year we would like to sell the program to the faculty."
Increased faculty participation is the 1950-51 goal of the intramural sports department.
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the students Any departments or faculty members wishing to participate in any of the sports on the program
I-M Positions Open For Freshmen
New York, Sept. 19-[U.P.]-It was beginning to look like those mad stretch days of 1948 and 1949 all over again today with the Yankees, Red Sox, and Tigers bunched so closely in the American league you could cover them all with a lace doily and still tie the corners together.
At the moment it looked bad for the tired Tigers who had muffed a wonderful opportunity to blow the race wide open by losing four out of five games to the Yankees and Red Sox at Briggs' stadium. But they have been down before and have bounced back and in their favor is the fact that all of their remaining games now are with teams out of the race, three starting today with the Athletics.
The Red Sox made it two straight over the battered Tigers Monday, putting over two big tallies against Hal Newhouse and Hal White in the ninth to win, 3 to 2.
Freshmen interested in becoming an intramural manager may now apply at the intramural office. 107 Robinson gymnasium.
The numbers
W L GB Left
Yankees 90 52 12
Red Sox 89 53 1 12
Detroit 88 53 1½ 13
Singles by Billy Goodman and Ted Williams, Newhouser's own wild throw, a walk, a single by Walt Dropo, and Bobby Doerr's long飞 did the damage. Then, when Rookie Willard Nixon faltered in the Tiger ninth, Ellis Kinder came in to pitch for the fifth straight day and saved the kid's eighth victory since he joined the club at mid-season.
Eight freshmen manager positions are to be filled. At the end of the year, freshmen managers each receive a sports jacket and an intramural emblem.
T. C.U. has 24 returning lettermen on the 1950 team. The Jayhawkers have 19 returning lettermen.
Applications must be accompanied by a letter stating the students athletic and scholastic background and stating why he is interested in becoming a freshman manager. The deadline for applications is Monday, Sept. 25.
The Standings
Sophomore managers receive a life-time pen and pencil set for their services. Junior managers get electric shavers; and senior managers get wrist watches.
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should contact Mr. Powell in the intramural office, 107 Robinson gymnasium. The entry deadline has been set at Wednesday, Sept. 27. K.U.'s intramural program has
grown each year since the end of World War II. In 1949-50, there were 10 sports and 15 tournaments on the program. Approximately 5,800 men participated.
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