Friday. October 8,1971
Section 1 University Daily Kansan
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'Hawks Host Wildkittens
By RANDALL BECKER
Kansan Sports Writer
Injuries and dropouts are causing freshman football coach Bob Foster line-up problems as the Kansas freshman team meets the Kansas State Wildcats at 2 PM in Memorial Stadium.
The Frosh Hawk defense will have a different look as five
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Randy Robinson will start at nose guard. Dean Baird will play right linebacker, and David Smith will pass defensive in end place of Dean
Kansas
Offense
Split End, Jim David (170)
Split Tackle, Gordon Stockemer (218)
personnel changes have already
been made. The 31-13 Oklahoma loss,
the freshmen have holes at nose
cleavers and liebeacker and right
arm.
Tight End, Tide Rus (190)
Quarterback, Bruce Adams (180)
Fulchk, Odell Wudner (195)
Graham, Eddie Gorsky (195)
Wingnack, Ken Saatheff (195)
Split Guard, John Weger (210) Center, Wint Hower (205) Tight Guard, Jeff Turner (225) Tackle, Leon Schmidt (226)
Defense
Left End, Randy Fruits (190)
Left Tackle, Fedro Dillion (275)
Middle Guard, Randy Robinson
(195)
Right Tackle, Paul Van Saun (225)
Right End, David DePew (190)
Linebackers, Dean Baird (210)
Steve Towle (220)
Offense
Cornerbacks, Gene Land (182)
Mike Rome (170)
Hawk, Tim Simpson (180)
Safety, Rick Mudge (185)
K-State
Zook
Split End, Dave Wheat (170)
Left Tackle, Mike Miller (235)
Left Guard, Mike Brungardt (185)
center, Mike Ross (195)
Light Guard, Curt Burt (205)
Tight Tackle, Jim Hansen (245)
Light End, Julius Aderbold (120)
quarterback, Steve Grove (180)
backhead, Dave Specht (185)
tailback, Regan Steiner (195)
tanker, Robbie Dove (195)
Defense
Left End, Mark Gaui (210)
Left Tackle, Monty Santer (215)
Right Tackle, Ernie Nelson (235)
Nose Guard, Roger Stucky (190)
Right End, Charles Dietz (260)
Nose Guard, Larry Cantrell
(195)
Wes Jacobs (205)
Mike Sanders (200) Defensive Backs, Randy Allen (170)
Jim Lembright (170)
Safety, Chuck Drinkard (180)
Team Is Prepared For Purple Pride
Fambrough said Thursday was a review day as the team readied itself for the contest with the rival Wildcats.
Football coach Dum Fambridge said after the 'Hawks' hour-long practice in Memorial Stadium that it was better prepared mentally for Saturday's game with K-State than it had been for the battle between the two teams.
"They try to go right at you and blow you out," he said.
The KU team will hold a short practice session today following the start of the season at Memorial Stadium. The practice will be closed to the public, as all activities will continue.
K-State leads the nation in rushing defense this season and Fambridge said he thought the Wildcat offense had improved. The team said K-State quarterback Denise Williams also had shown improvement.
Left linebacker, Mark Ayeh,
and cornerback Ron Hopper have left the squad, also creating openings at those two positions. Steve Towle will replace Ayeh
Hopper and Will play cornerback.
Fambrough characterized the Wildcat running attack as one of more power because of the size of the backs.
The KU-K-State game Saturday will draw the largest crowd ever assembled in the United States football game, Fambridge said.
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With six defensive changes the young Hawks are trying to mash up the defense. Foster said he was not sure how much their lack of experience in the play made him more difficult.
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KU STILL have Bruce dams at quarterback. He threw two touchdown passes two weeks ago, and he left scrum help from tailback Robert Miller. ind wide receiver James David. OL was concerned at this point, but he
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"We're not hurting right now,
he said, "but we just don't have
any back-in people left."
Foster said that he stressed unit coverage in practices this week as he conducted rigorous sessions all week long.
While Foster was concerned over the freestainers lack of a defense, he said the Oklahoma game, he said he was just as worried over the Bengals' game.
K-State, which is playing its image of the season, uses an offer from quarterback Steve Grogan and running back Saeed Specht.
Foster said he expects both teams to use basically a running offense, which he noted would probably keep the scoring down.
Oklahona's "four-quarter outback" was set up by several teams to cover coverage collapsed as they gave up 208 yards on 11 punts for an 89-yard run.
IN NORMAN, the Hawks held a
13 to 7 lead at one point in the
third quarter, but lost it late in
the fourth. They won up
17 points in the final period.
"We're tired right now," he said. "We've practiced hard—almost three hours every day. This could hurt us."
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Harriers Seek Victory Over Southern Illinois
The faculty and Student Soccer Club will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. on the field behind Robinson all interested players are invited.
By MARION JOHNSON
Kenneth Sports Writer
Sports Write
The University of Southern country team will host Southern Illinois Saturday morning in another important step in the Jayhawks' march to regain the Big Eight title, which they lost a year ago to Missouri. The race is being held at the Lawrence Country Club.
KU enters the race fresh from a convincing victory over Iowa State two weeks ago. Coach Bob Bohlsen has been practicing since the Iowa State race had been very productive. "We feel now that the hill will be less of a problem and we should be better overall showing," he said.
Southern Illinois enters a race with one win and three losses Timmons said, however, the good indication of the Illinois team
"They're a lot better balanced than Iowa State." "They've also had lots of practice on the hills."
"They had several early meets in the season and are just now beginning to jell." he added.
A bright spot for the Jayhawks is a captain, Doug Smith, Smith, who is recovering from a leg injury, did not run in the Iowa State
"Doug is not in top flight condition. Sandy is," said Timmons. "The race will help Doug get back into condition and we, hope, bring him to action."
meet is junior Terry McKenon,
who won the Iowa State race.
McKenon covered Iowa's five-mile
course in 26.16 minutes.
Another hopeful in Saturday's
Other "Hawks running against
Southern Illinois include junior
Rick Martin, third in the Iowa team, senior
Rick Jacques, junior Dave
Hove and Chip Martin,
kentman Foulson and Kent McDonald.
Ruggers Host MU
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tugby team will try for its fourth
vin of the season here Sunday, in
a game against the University of
dissouri at Hola.
The A team match will begin at noon, and the B game will follow at 1:30 p.m. Both matches will be played on the field behind Olive Hill.