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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
By ANNE MURPHY Daily Kansan Sports Editor
When the Jayhawker freshman football team lost to the K-State yearlings the past Saturday, Kansas fans wondered what had happened. Certainly being defeated 25 to 19 on a pass in the last few minutes is no disgrace. Still, not being used to losing to the Silo Tech boys, they wanted an explanation.
K-State fans had already predicted that when their present freshmen were on the varsity, the days of Jayhawker dominance over their rivals up the Kaw would be at an end.
"This is the first big crop of T-formation players to come out of the high schools." Replogle pointed out (the T-system was popularized during the war when very few boys were coming on from high school to college). These boys have gotten so used to winning with their offense, they just haven't learned a sound defensive game." Replogle explained.
Wayne Replogle, freshman coach,
offered no alibis for his club. He
said the defeat was due to the
Kansan's poor defense.
One freshmen had had practically no work on defense. "A freshman team is usually long on defense and pretty weak on offense," the freshman coach said. "These boys are just the opposite. We thought we could just 'sick' them on the other team and trust to in-
Karnes Paces 2-Milers' Win
Winning five of the first six places, the Jayhawk two-mile team began its defense of the Big Seven title yesterday by outclassing the Kansas State distance runners by a score of 11 to 28 score wins.
Bob Karnes, Big Seven distance champion, finished first in 9 minutes, 43 seconds, followed by Hal Hinchee, and Dave Breidenthal. Cliff Abel and Tom White of Kansas finished fifth and sixth respectively.
Bob Laptad finished in seventh place, but as each team is allowed to count only five men, Watson of K-State got credit for that position. Owens finished highest for the Aggies, coming in fourth.
Coach Bill Easton said he was particularly proud of the showing of sophomores Breidenthal, Abel, and White.
As to whether the K-State freshmen are a better lot than ours, Coach Replogle, with a satisfied grin, said, "Let's just wait until next year and see."
The freshmen will tangle with the varsity reserves under game conditions at 4 p.m. today. ___
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