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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1948
The 1948 Jayhawker Football Squad
REDS
| | Ht. | Wt. Pos |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Del Norris | So. 6-2 | 190 E |
| Lynn Smith | Fr. 6-1 | 180 E |
| Glenn Starmer | Fr. 6-1 | 165 E |
| Ed Lee | So. 6-0 | 202 T |
| Bob Ogilvie | Jr. 6-2 | 225 T |
| D.Fambrough | Jr. $5\cdot 10^{-3}$ | 190 G |
| John Idoux | Fr. $5\cdot 10^{-3}$ | 198 G |
| Forrest Noll | Fr. 5-8 | 195 G |
| Dick Monroe | Jr. 6-0 | 208 C |
| Roland Ellerts | So. 6-1 | 190 C |
| Bob Drumm | So. 6-1 | 195 C |
| D.Tomilinson | So. 6-1 | 200 G |
| Matt Rodina | Fr. 5-10 | 196 G |
| Paul Jones | Fr. 5-10 | 195 G |
| W.M.c Carter | Jr. 5-7 | 185 G |
| M.Mc cornmack | Fr. 6-3 | 225 T |
| Duke Burt | Jr. 6-1 | 200 T |
| John Powell | So. 6-2 | 250 T |
| Chuck O'Biel | So. 6-1 | 180 E |
| Bob Kline | So. $6\cdot 1$ | 193 E |
| D.Bangs | Jr. 6-2 | 188 E |
| Bill Hogan | Jr. $5\cdot 10^{-3}$ | 185 Qb |
| D.Hamilton | Fr. $5\cdot 10^{-3}$ | 165 Fb |
| F.Pattee | Jr. 6-0 | 180 Hb |
| Bud Lamping | Fr. 5-11 | 170 Lh |
| B.C McDonald | So. 5-4 | 130 Lh |
| Dale Mallon | So. 6-1 | 180 Rh |
| F.Griffle | So. 5-11 | 190 Fb |
| Gene Cox | Fr. $5\cdot 10^{-3}$ | 175 Fb |
| Jim Griffith | Fr. 6-2 | 185 Fb |
WHITES
Marvin Small   Jr. 6-2 190 Po
Al Lowrie   Fr. 6-1 205 E
D. Norris   So. 6-4 188 E
G. Sherwood   Sr. 5-10 210 T
Hally Brott   Fr. 6-0 215 T
Jack Fink   So. 5-10 198 G
Jim Stevens   Jr. 5-11 195 G
J. Faerber   Fr. 6-1| 185 G
H.Fischer   Jr. 6-1 180 C
Ed Bray    So. 5-11| 180 G
T. Farnoff    So. 5-10 180 C
Phil Hawkins   Fr. 5-11 165 C
Ken Sperry    So. 5-10 174 G
Dolph Simons   Fr. 6-0 195 G
Keith Grant   Fr. 6-3 205 G
H. Johnson   Jr. 6-2 188 T
Wally Rouse    So. 6-3 215 T
Tom Nelson   Fr. 6-5 225 T
J. Mendenhall   Fr. 6-1 180 E
Don Fischer   Fr. 6-2 190 E
Ray Boswell   Fr. 5-10 165 E
Tom Scott   Jr. 6-0 177 Gb
Ken Morrow   So. 6-0 160 Qb
Dick Gilman   So. 6-2 190 Qb
C. Moffett   Jr. 5-9 175 Lh
W. Stinson   So. 5-11 175 Rh
C. Wathall   Fr. 5-10 175 Lh
A. Stricker   So. 5-8 165 Rh
L. Thompson   Jr. 6-0 180 Rh
Bob Near   Fr. 6-1 175 E
John Amberg   Fr. 5-11 175 Fb
Jim Sackridge   Fr. 6-1 195 Fb
Reds Will Be Favored In Grid Treat Friday
Although coach Jules V. Sikes has attempted to divide his 66-man squad as evenly as possible for the intrasquad game in Haskell stadium tomorrow night, the Reds will go into the game slight favorites on paper.
With eight lettermen, two of them all-Big Six selections the past season, the Reds show the greatest strength in the middle of the line and in the backfield
However, the Whites may be able to dominate play at the tackles and ends, and their backfield is not to be underrated. Boasting seven lettermen, one an all-Big Six choice in 1944, they're a good bet to give the Reds a real battle.
Don Fambrough, Dick Monroe, Ed Lee and Dick Tomlinson will form the nucleus of the Red line. Fambrough and Tomlinson will be at the guard' posts, Monroe at center and Lee at right tackle.
Griff, Pattee Together
Tom Scott, who shared quarter- backing duties with Bill Hogan behind Lynn McNutt last fall, Charlie Moffett, all-conference choice in '44, and freshman hopeful John Amberg are backfield standouts for the Whites.
In the backfield for the Crimson crewmen will be standouts Forrest Griffith, Frank Pattee, and Bill Hogan. Griffith and Pattee teamed to form the most powerful fullback combination in the conference last fall. Hogan will handle passing chores for the Reds. Cliff McDonald, whom Sikes has praised for his improvement in spring practice, will also be in the Red lineup.
Scott, who displayed some genuine passing and kicking talent the past season, will team with Amberg to form a threat on the ground or in the air. Amberg's driving power from fullback has been compared to that of Griffith by some.
In the line the Whites have such stalwarts as Howard Fischer, 1946 letterman at center; Gene Sherwood, 210-pound back converted to tackle; Hugh Johnson, and Marvin Small.
Tomorrow's game will give Jayhawker fans a chance to see what they expect from the 1948 Kansas grid edition. With the loss of eight regulars, the Jayhawker team for next fall has been a question mark.
Missing when the intrasquad teams lineup for the kickoff will be Ray Evans, Otto Schnellbacher, Don Ettinger, Joe Crawford, Steve Renko, Lynn McNutt, Terry Monroe, and Hoy Baker. Of these eight, three—Evans, Schnellbacher, and Ettinger—will be seeing action with professional teams next fall.
3 Will Miss Game
Lettermen Dick Bertuzzi and Bud French, who are out for baseball this spring, do not appear in the lineup of either team for tomorrow's game. Also out of the line-up is Bryan Sperry, who is nursing an injury.
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Chicago, May 6—(UP)—A test of the N.C.A.A. "sanity code," designed to preserve the amateur purity of college athletes, appeared imminent today.
Dr. James L. Morrill, president of the University of Minnesota and one of the staunchest supporters of the purity code, contended that N.C. A.A. members could clean up sports
A. A. members could clean up sports at the conference level, but that the N.C.A.A. itself is inadequate because of its size.
Such a statement from a man who has twice spoken at N.C.A.A. conventions during the period when the "sanity code" was being developed could mean only that he knew of violations, or of practices that might be considered violations by the N.C.A.A. compliance committee.
Thus, it appeared that the code,
adopted by the N.C.A.A. with numerous strengthening amendments last January, was destined for a test within a year.
"Machinery to enforce the code has been set up." an N.C.A.A. spokesman said today, "and the N.C.A.A. is prepared for any steps to be given under it."
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