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Friday, October 29, 1971
University Daily Kansan
Flanker Dick Graham
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Leading Cowboy Receiver
KU's Schroll Suprised At Success As Receiver
By MIKE DONNELLY
Tight end John Schrell Hutchinson junior, describes his sudden success as a pass receiver in the football team as a surprise. He ranks the third leading receiver in the Big Eight with 27 catches.
"After not catching a pass all last season, it is like going from rags to riches this year," he said in an interview Thursday.
Schroll played quarrierback in high school but was switched to tight end as a sixman. He skipped back and didn't跑 too well. KU had recruited II quarrierback and team team anyway, he explained.
WOULD HE rather play quarterback?
He recalled having trouble adjusting to the new position because he had to work out with the tackles, centers and guards, to learn how to block. However, he didn't think that he would get to catch the ball and run with it occasionally.
No. There is a lot less pressure at tight end than at quarterback and there is enough hold pressure anyway, he said.
"I enjoy football and play just for my own personal gain. Besides, it's better than sitting around getting fat," he said.
School is not especially interested in playing professional football. Even if drafted by a professional team, he said that he would only conduct his medical school. He is currently a microbiology major and also has a minor in physical therapy.
SCHROLL DOES not feel that surfical turtuf is much different from the other surficals, in biggest adjustment was playing on grass after playing on arachnus.
"We had trouble slipping against lauwe State, but I do not see any difference in injuries," he said.
Although David Jaynes has been tagged as KU's passing quarterback and Dan Heck as the running back, his fine leaders and is just as comfortable with one quarterback in the game as the other. He pointed out that he usually receives more passes than Jaynes is in the game, however.
SCHROLL IS optimistic that KU still can have a winning
Soccer Club Hosts Meet
There will be an intraschool soccer tournament beginning at 11 a.m. on Friday, June 30, players wishing to participate should be at the soccer field on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Soccer Club is still practiced on Tuesday and Thursday in preparation for their November schedule.
season. He mentioned that three of the last four games would be at home. The Jayhawks are 3-0 at home and 0-4 on the road.
Injuries have been a factor in KU's recent losses, he agreed but only because the team is so lacking in depth.
Schroll summed up this week's foe, Oklahoma State, as "real bitters with good passing."
M-80 Goes Off
In McCollum;
$75 Damage
An M-80 explosive, taped to the inside of a bathroom stool on the fifth floor south wing of McColum Hall did $75 damage Tuesday when it went off, UK officials said Wednesday.
The play of Schroll has been a definite asset to the Ja Hawkys offensive attack this season. He needs only 11 more catches in the next four games to break the Kansas one season pass reception set by former Ja Hawk Jay John Musial for three seasons ago.
Ronald Gackle Independence, Mo. senior, saw the explosive moments before it went off. He ran from the bathroom with another unidentified occupant who asked if he had seen the two students was hurt. Gackle said he then called police to the scene.
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OKLAHOMA STATE has lost eight starters so far this year. He was one of three surgeries. Last week sophomore quarterback Brent Blackman was felled with appendicitis and was sidelined for at least four months.
KANSS LEADS its series with OSU, 21-8, but the Cowboys have won the last two games. Last year they beat KU at Stillwater. This season, the Cowboys touchdowns came on long plays by flanker Dick Graham.
Two weeks ago, in their first conference action, they trounced Missouri 37-16. Last week, they won by powerful Nebraska 41-14.
The Cowboys will bring a 3-2 mark to Kansas. The Cowboys won their season opener with Mississippi State and then lost to Oklahoma. They took. They then beat Virginia Tech and used them Texas Christian.
The Jayhaws will be trying for their fourth win of the season and the Hawks are also out to defend their perfect home record. The Hawks also will be out to defend their perfect home record.
If there was a department for the number of injuries, the Jayhawks and Cowboys would probably both be near the top.
By SCOTT SPREIER
Kansan Sports Editor
Replacing Blackman will be senior quarterback Tony Pounds, who led the Cowboys last season.
The KU Football team, the
defensible on the road, returns to
Memorial Stadium Saturday
afternoon to face the Oklahoma
Cowboys Ride Into KU
'Hawks after No. 4
Graham currently is ranked high in the conference in pass receiving—second only to Nebraska's Johnny Rodgers. Graham, a senior, has caught 27 field goals and two TDs this season.
He is now 10th in the Big Eight for all-time receivers with 83 touchdowns. He only one catch and seven yards take over ninth spot. Last week he made six catches and went for 72 yards against the Cornerback.
AS A TEAM, the Cowboys are third in the conference in scoring 158 rushing yards. However, they rank sixth with a 292-yard average per game. The Jayhawks are seventh. The Jasper 268.
Also back to help the Oklahoma State attack this week is senior
The Cowpokes are No. 1 in the punning department. Junior punter Jim Benien has booted 42球, averaging 46.5 yards a kick.
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linebacker Joe Crews. Crews has been out of action since the Arkansas clash with a shoulder injury which required surgery.
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OUT FOR sure this week are running back Delvin Williams and center Mike McCoy. Both have been injured since the Nebraska game with an ankle injury and McCoy is still troubled with a pinched nerve in his neck. Sophomore Mike McCoy, who plays Coach Dan Fambridge said Thursday that McDaniel wasn't at full speed, and inexperienced sophomore Doug Vrooman, who has been hurt this week, would back him up.
Another KU doubtful is split and lucius Turner. Fambrough said Thursday that Turner, who was named a playmate in "has a chance" to play Saturday. Sophomore Bob Martin will probably take over Turner's
Fambrough said earlier this week that the Cowboys strongest
Rugby Club Will Meet Rival Team
The KU Rugby Club will host the Kansas City Rugby Club in an annual rivalty match at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday of the field behind Oliver Harris.
The KU Club currently holds a 6-3-1 record for this season.
The B team of the KU Rugby Club will play Kansas City's B team in a later match, scheduled to begin at 3 p.m.
point was probably their young, but strong defensive team. The 'Hawks stressed fundamentals in
NEW YORK (AP)—The U.S.
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Probable Starters
practice this week and had more contact than usual in their preparations for Oklahoma State.
Officer
Mason, split end
Davis, coach
Carter, squat guard
Gilbert, guard
Bishop, light tackle
Bruce Mitchell, light tackle
Brooke Dayes, quarterback
David Jayes, quarterback
Nelson Jeolium, tailback
Defense
Oklahoma State
Defender
Ruff,肋尾,leff end
Guy,肋尾,leff end,
middle guard
Guy Painter,light tactile
Guy Palmer,light tactile
Komp Page,light tactile
Lee Hawkins,left corner
Lee Hawkins,left corner
Mark Gargerby,hawk
Mark Gargerby,hawk
Mike Greene, Gant, split, spell
 Mike Tinker, taskie
 Bert Jacobson, center
 Ben Jacobson, center
 Dob Booshel, split, spell
 Tom Ponies, quartet
 Tom Boley, quartet
 Bob Cole, hallmark
Offense
Dana Gorger, left and Barry Greene, center, right guard and right hander Robbie Schroeder, right hander Bobby Batha, middle linebacker Brandon Jefferson, cornerback Jeff Johnson, cornerback Jeff Johnson, safety Travis Willey, safety
amps.
"From these two leagues 1
Boozer said he selected his bowlers from the scratch league and mixed leagues that bowl on campus.
This will be the Jayhawks fourth meet of the season. They previously traveled to Manhattan, Wichita and Stillwater to
The University of Kansas intercollegiate bowing team will host a four team tournament this Sunday, beginning at 9:00 a.m.
At present Wichita State University is leading the league. KU ranks third in the men's division and second in the women's division.
"All the teams are pretty
all-time Jayshaw coach armen
Booner. They were on
yesterday. "It just seems that
Wichita is able to win when they
Participating in the tournament will be Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Wichita State or Oklahoma State. Compose an area bowling league.
The team scrimmaged for an hour Thursday, but Coach Ted Owens termed the workout "disappointing."
Bad Lung Again Ails KU Cager
Jayhawk basketball fortunes were dealt a severe blow Thursday when it was learned that junior Larry Candell had suffered collapsed lung which kept the 8-9cm good for a portion of last season. Doctors reported that the lung was reinflicted through the use of an irr tube, but Candell will miss at least two weeks of practice.
He said the team wasn't doing the things it had done last year, but he didn't worry about only bright spot of the scrimmap image was the play of the freshman
The Jayhawks will hold another workout at 9:45 a.m. Saturday in Allen Field House.
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Other members of the men's team are William McTaggert, Steve Zimmerman and Steve Hefley.
Lee Trevino, wearing several layers of clothing and a woolen ski cap, had a 69.
The men coming into Sunday's matches, Boozer said, are averaging around 800 pts per player on the field, but bowlers on the men's team is Fred Snyder. Boozer said that he would be one of the top bowlers in the state.
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