FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Steak And Chicken Keep Jayhawker Team In Shape
If you yearn for a steak on Tuesday or some fried chicken on Thursday you might try out for the football squad.
The food an athlete eats is just as important as his physical training. And the government's food conservation plan is not going to deprive Kansas of a mighty team this year.
"They're working hard and we've'
"They're working hard and we've got to build their energy," Mrs. Mary W. Strain, Union cafeteria dietitian, said. Mrs. Strain works with the football coaches to plan meals for the Jayhawk sound.
In spite of what you may think Coach George Sauer's 60 Jayhawkers eat no more than you, the average person.
"The coaches are very particular about what their boys eat. The idea
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is to allow for an easy discussion of strength and energy building foods without including fats or starches, Mrs. Strain said.
"The football players are a fine lot of gentlemen." Mrs. Strain added warmly. "They're appreciative and willing to abide with the restrictions laid down for them while in training. They're quite conscientious about it all."
The Jayhawkers during their training period may have a diet that includes beef, chicken, lamb, fish, and steaks which may be served two or three times a week.
Just before the big home games Coach Sauer's hefty men eat an eight ounce steak with a baked potato, and finish with tea and toast. That's all.
A typical evening meal consists ef fruit juice; roast beef or steak with a baked potato; a green leafy vegetable; a large vegetable salad; ice cream with cookies; and one half-pint of milk.
"Only after their meal they may have another bottle of milk. Too much milk at one time forms a curd in the stomach which is difficult to digest," explained Mrs. Strain.
Fruit and watermelons are some of their favorites, said Mrs. Strain.
"We give the men lots of fruits, lots of green fresh vegetables, and we avoid giving them cream sauces and starchy foods. We've had no complaints so far either from the men or their wives, only compliments and fine words," Mrs. Strain remarked.
Steaks are great, but is it worth
Steaks are great, but is it worth it all?
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All students planning to attend the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Halloween party should meet at 11th & Massachusetts, 7 p.m. today.
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