University Dally Kansan
Wednesday, September 7, 1977
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German's work to pay off
By JASON NUSS Sports Writer
Snorts Writer
All of the time, effort and hard work Jim German has put into the University of Kansas football program is finally paying off.
A 6-1, 220-pound junior from St. Louis,
German's only playing time the past three
years has been in junior varsity games.
But have you ever been a boy?
Last winter, German worked hard in KU's weight training program and reported to spring camp stronger and 20 pounds heavier than the good boy. He also faired two defensive end "I put my time in here," German said. "Three years on the scout team isn't the most important part," he added as a tool in an ammunition a lot of sacrifices and I want to get something out of it."
THE ADDITIONAL weight and strength German gained last winter were not the only things that helped him. The Jayhawks' defensive coaching staff underwent a training camp in the University of Tennessee to replace Lance Van Zandt as defensive coordinator.
"The new academy coaches really gave me a chance to start over." German said. "Everybody was equal. Sure, there were two guys and a few girls," everybody equal. It was like a fresh start."
Head Coach Bud Moore had kept an eye on German's progress and not surprised when he emerged from spring drills as the team's number two defensive end.
GERMAN, WHO was red-shirted in 1975, is currently battling two-year letterman Jerry Calovich for a starting position at defensive end.
Staff Photo by JOHN SHARKEY
Waiting
Defensive end Jim German will be on the right side of KU's line Saturday when the Jayhawks take on the Texas A & M Aggies. German, a 6-1, 228-pound junior from St. Louis, is fighting for a starting spot this fall after playing for the junior varsity squad the last three seasons.
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ciernan said the competition between
the players would help both the
players and the team.
"It's really a close race between the two," Moore said. "Both are playing about the same at this point, although German may be more consistent."
"The competition will keep both of us on our toes," he said. "I know Jerry's the one and I can't slack off. With the two of us splitting the playing time, we'll have a fresh man in at all times, which will help the team."
KANSAN
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York W 41 L 51 Pts. G.O.
Boston 81 71 39 Pts. 2/6
Baltimore 81 71 39 Pts. 2/6
Detroit 81 71 39 Pts. 2/6
Cincinnati 81 71 48 Pts. 17/16
Milwaukee 69 84 41 Pts. 27/16
Toronto 69 84 41 Pts. 27/16
Kansas City 82 54 603
Chicago 72 54 603 5½
Minnesota 69 52 604 5½
Texas 71 62 604 5½
Oklahoma 63 52 604 17½
California 63 54 604 17½
Washington 63 54 604 20
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New York & Cleveland 2
Boston 11, Toronto 2
Baltimore 7, Detroit 2
Miami 7, Seattle 0
Kansas City 7, Seattle 0
Today's Games
(ALL TIMES EDYT)
p.m.
New York (Goldry 18-4) at Cleveland (Gerland 10-17).
p.m.
Ballistics (Gritsman) 12-7 and McGregor 2-3 at Detroit
(Crawford 7.8 and Brewster 2.5; 8:30 p.m.)
Boston (laconda 10-4) at Toronto (Lemancryk 10-13), 7:30
to 8:30
**Kearne (Ellis) 7-13** & **Mimmae (Schuster) 7-17** & 8:30 p.m.
**Hassan (Castle) 8-55** & **Satell (Abert) 11-20**
(Crawford 7-4 and Glynn 1-0) 8: 5:30 p.m.
Boston (Jefferson 10-4) at Toronto (Lemancy 10-1); 7:30 p.m.
Chicago (Romeo) 20 at Oakland (6:00) 10:30; Chicago (Bernard) 25 at Oakland (15:15) in California (9:30) 6:40; Augusta (Aquila) 17 at Oakland (6:00) 8:40.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Philadelphia 81 75 L. Pet. GB
Pittsburgh 83 70 L. 638
Philadelphia 81 75 L. 638
St. Louis 74 64 L. 358
Montreal 74 64 L. 358
New York 63 70 L. 420
Los Angeles        84       54       609       -3
Cleveland          73       86       323       11½
Houston           84       86       313       -3
San Francisco      84       75       460       20½
San Diego         84       75       443       20½
New York 5, Montreal 3
St. Louis 3, Chicago 1
New York 2, Philadelphia 4, 11 innings
San Francisco 12, Atlanta 8
Today's Games
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**ALL TIME ELEVEN**
Montreal (Bahamas) 8-12 at Rochester (R. Reubeck, 18-6)
St Louis (Demy 10-9 at Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh 7-9; 1-3)
Los Angeles (Hoonot at 7-10 at Atlanta (Capital 7-10; 3-5)
Philadelphia (Christiansten 13-14 at New York (Zachary 6-3)
San Francisco (Halick 12-10 at Cincinnati (Solo 2-4)
*San Diego (Fresnel 6-7 at Houston (Bandierle, 8-1*)
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Royals set plans for ticket sales
KANASS CITY, Mo. (UPI)—The Kansas City Royals announced yesterday plans for the sale of tickets to the American League Championship division and the current Western Division leader who bid in their second straight divisional title.
The first two games of the series will be played in the city of the Eastern Division winner Oct. 5 and 6 before switching to the Western Division city for Oct. 8, and so on, if necessary, will also be played at the Western Division city Oct. 8 and 9.
The Oct. 7 game will be played Friday night at 17:55 p.m. (CDT); the Oct. 8 game would be played Saturday at 12:15 p.m. (CDT); the Oct. 9 game would be played Sunday at 7:15 p.m. (CDT).
Tickets will be sold on an individual game basis with a price of $7.00 for reserved seats and $4.00 for general admission seats. The Royals have imposed a limit of four tickets an order for one game.
"We ARE SPLITTING the games again this year and selling them on an individual basis," said Joe Burke, the Royals' executive vice president and general manager of the games, potentially three times as many of our fans will be able to see a game. We want to share the thrill of the championship series with as many fans as possible.
Ticket requests should be sent in a standard number 10 envelope in care of Championship Baseball-1977, P.O. Box
1000, Kansas City, Mo., 64141. A complete return address must be in the upper left-hand corner of the envelope and a specification of either general admission or reserved seats should be made on the lower left-hand corner of the envelope.
Tick application must be post-marked Monday, Sep. 12, to be eligible for the random drawing. Earlier or later postmarks will not be eligible. A stamped return envelope (also number 10) must be enclosed with ticket application.
A certified check, cashier's check or money order payable to "Championship Baseball - 1977" will be enclosed. A $100 fee will be charged. Personal checks will not be accepted.
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