FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
'Reds' Play 'Whites' In Squad Tonight
A preview of the 1949 edition of the Jayhawker football team will be seen tonight when the "Reds" meet the "Whites" in an intra-squad game at Haskell Stadium starting at 8 p.m.
The game will wind up a six week spring football practice for coach J. V. Sikes' and his men.
If any favorite can be picked it will have to be the "Reds" who have shown the way in two Saturday afternoon tune up games during the spring drills. The two squads have been fairly evenly chosen and although the "Reds" may seem to have the
hawker regulars as Dick Tomlinson and Roland Eilerts, the "Whites" may show the way in the backfield, boasting fullback Forrest Griffith, halfbacks John Amberg and Henry Lamping, and quarterback Don Wilson.
Coach Sikes has chosen to watch the game from the stands and will let his coaching staff handle the two teams. Backfield coach, Clif Kimsey, will be in charge of the "Whites," while K.U.'s new line coach, "Pop" Werner will be in charge of the "Reds."
Sikes promises more depth in his squad than last year, and believes his reserve power should make the 1949 Jayhawkers a conference threat.
Four men, Bill Mace, Ed Lee, Mike Cormack, and Cliff McDonald, will miss the game because of injuries. Seven others, Carl Ellis, Floyd Temple, Darell Norris, Dick Gilman, Ken Morrow, Bob Talkington, and Bud French, are playing baseball and will not participate. Arnold Stricker and Delvin Norris have donned track suits so will also be absent.
Starting line-up for the two teams are
"Reds"
"Whites"
L.E. Lynn Smith
L.T. Dave Fisher
L.G. Ron White
C. Howard Fisher
R.G. Kent Thomas
R.T. Wally Rouse
R.E. A. Linville
Q.B. Don Wilson
R.H. John Amberg
L.H. H Lamping
F.B. F. Griffith
"Rees"
Marvin Rollow
S. P. Garnett
John Idoux
Roland Eilers
D. Tomlinson
Virgil Wenger
Chuck O'Neal
Jerry Bogue
Bob Raymer
W. Modrin
Gene Cox
Prison Ball Team Loses Outfielder
Shopton, Ala.—(U.P.) Guards of the Alabama state prison here are keeping their eyes on the outfield this year now that the baseball season is here.
They don't want to lose any players.
Last summer the prison baseball team came off the field at the end of the ninth inning happy over a victory. That is, all but the centerfielder, Jack Wilson, serving two 50-year sentences on robbery charges.
When the pitcher whisked the third strike past the last batter, Wilson turned on his heels and went the other way, into the woods.
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