Friday, October 27, 1972
University Daily Kansan
In Clash with 15th-Ranked Cyclones
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Javnes' Condition a Big Factor
By DAN GEORGE
Kansan Sports Writer
For the second week in a row, the Big Ten quarterfinals took place in the Big Ten tournament into Memorial Stadium to take on the University of Kansas
And for the second week in a row, another top signal caller is in only questionable physical condition for the contest.
Last week it was David Humm and the Nebraska Cormaskhars. They played against Amundson and Iowa State. The Cyclones will play the 'Hawks at
But the big question among KU fans is the condition of the right shoulder of David Jaynes, jawter quarterback. And that condition according to KU coach enough, is less than satisfactory.
"He's not 10-per-cent well by any means," Fambrough said. "He's still a bruise. He's just like a baseball pitch with a sore arm, it was on the other hand, wouldn't make any difference."
THEERE IS NO doubt, however,
that Jaynes will be able to start.
Fambrough has no desire for a
repeat of last week's 56-10 loss
Nebraska in which he was forced to go to a makeshift offence because of the absence of Jawnes.
Without Jaynes, the Jayhaws
amassed only 63 yards total
yards from scrimmage against
the Lakers for out for the first time this year.
But Jaynes and the 'Hawks are likely to come out throwing this week. The major reason is an Iowa State defense depleted by
injuries whose secondary has given up an average of 182.2 yards passing per game.
Jaynes, second in passing and total offense in the conference, should exploit this Cyclone weakness with aerials to wide frontal coverage. Emmet Edwards and Kenny Safford and tinten启 John Schroll.
FULLBACK ROBERT Miller and tailback Billy Riggins, both
★ ★ ★
Probable Starters
Kansas
Iowa St.
Offense
Emmanuel Kwon, left tackle
Derrick Perkins, center fielder
McKinley McDonald, center
John Bryant, right tackle
David Jones, right guard
David Lynes, quarterback
Robert Miller, fullback
Robert Miller, fullback
Pat Ryan, backfield
Bill Glencoe, left tackle
Jason Goodle, quick end
Sieve Tine, linemen
Tommy Okapton, linchocker
Gary Adams, sales
Alan Gates, center fielder
offense
The Harris, splits it with
Sherman Miller, left guard
Dave Pitman, center guard
Lee Henry, low right tackle
George Ammons, quarterback
George Amundson, quarterback
Willey Jones, flanker
Defense
Dwight Wilke, left, winger
Bryan Murray, left, tackle
Wilkay Murray, right,
Ken Carlson, right end
Ted Lovelace, right
Ted Lorvain, linebacker
Barry Hill, left halfback
Barry Hill, left halfback
John Schwelzer, master
John Schwelzer, halfback
sophomores, will lead KU's running attack. It will be the first varsity start for Riggins, who was the only bright spot for KU last week. He gained 33 yards and three of the three KU's four first downs.
On defense, the KU secondary hasn't exactly won any awards. The team beat them 201.2 yards per contest, and this could mean trouble against the team.
Amundson, a tailback last season, leads the team in total of 175 games and 30 runs per game. He is described by the Cyclones as a "running guard"
More than likely, Amundson will attempt to keep the ball away when he is guarded by using a ball-control offense. He will be assisted by tailback Mile Strachan, who leads the Big Ten with an average of 135.4 yards per game.
If anyone is impressed with the Cyclones, it is Fambrough.
"They're very well balanced," he said. "Amundson is a tremendous athlete. He can do it all."
ONE THING the Jayhawks have on their side is health. The KU injury list is the shortest it's
ever been since the season beg
George Amundson
ever been since the season began
offensive gear Roger Berger Hamilton
two games with a brushed elbow,
is expected to play. So are
linebacker Mike Gardner,
defensive tackle Michael Sutton
staying in position Staylor who suffered minor injuries against the Cornhuskers.
KU Frosh Seek 1st Win Against Oklahoma State
The University of Kansas
Jones is expected to be
will be seeking its initial victory
of the season when it takes
on Oklahoma State at 1 p.m. in
the
KU Golf Team To Take On Big 8 Foes
The University of Kansas golf team travels to Manhattan today for the Big Eight Fall Golf Tournament. The two-day meet, which begins today, will be the fall season for the squad.
The meet this weekend will comprise 36 holes today and 18 Saturday.
Representing the Jayhawks in a game, Mark Wynn, Mark Winnon, Bill Mossiman and Mark Morazow. Goss shot a 229 in 36 holes in the Rocky Mountain resort, three weeks ago in Colorado Springs. It was good enough for third place in the Open.
Coach Dick Foster's freshmen 'Hawks will be out for their first win after suffering losses on the defense in 20-7, 20-7, and Kansas State, 24-21.
The Hawks have scored four touchdowns in their first two games and all of these have come through the passing lanes.
Quarterback Jud Mitchell has thrown all of the TDs, three coming against K-State and one against Missouri.
THE TOUCHDOWN against the Tigers was a 78-yard bomb to wide receiver Edie Lewis on the first play from scrimmage. In the second, he took up with Lews for two TDs, one a 68 yarder on the first play of the game and the other a 75-yard strike. Lewis, a 6-1, 180-pounder has snared seven passes for 297 yards and three touchdowns.
Leading the ground attack for the squadrade is halfback Robert McCormick, 69, in a ground speedster from Valdosta, Ga. has scored 35 times for 201
yards and a 0.71 yard average.
The defense is yielding 257.5.
yards per game, 88.5 on the ground and 169.5 through the passing lanes.
Derrick Glanton, a 68, 240-ound end from St. Louis, Mo., is the leading tacker on the team with 15 tackles. Tucker Tumker, a 64-standing center in interceptions, having naked three-mixed enemy aerials.
Peter Meyers, directio
Marvin Jenkins, piong
"I don't want to blame the school in any way," Crittenden said. "What happened was the teacher who are not there now. There was just a whole lot of illegal things going on. I was lucky enough to get away from there but it got better ever getting strained out."
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OCTOBER 28, 1972
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The NCAA Council report said that the two Cal assistants had fraudulently obtained a college without their knowledge where they receive credit with their education.
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Lomnie Crittenden, who left the school without having played a minute of varsity football, reported told the NCAA the details of how he was brought to Cal because of the esteem and fraudulently enrolled in college. His testimony to the NCAA last year was made public
Former Recruit Reveals Violations
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Registration for the Great Pumpkin II will be gin at 12 noon at the southeast corner of O Zone. The cars will leave at about 1
Car Club To Hold Rallye
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Francis said that the rally master, who made up the course and track, would have made up markers or points along the route where he could ask advice.
Bill Francis, president of the sports car club, said the Great Gumpkin II would be a a "gimmick" rallie.
He said a gimmick rally could be about anything that the rallye master wanted it to be.
Francis said that in a gimmick rally the master might have to part of the rallye, or he might ask different questions. The whole fun of the rallye, Francis said, was not knowing before the rallye what the master would do.
Last year the Great Pumpkin I was held on Halloween, and about 20 cars participated.
Francis said the main thing members liked about a gimmick rally was that no special equipment was needed. A car, a wheelchair and generator are all the equipment needed in a gimmick rally he said.
Francis said the Great Pumpkin II would be a short rally, about two to three hours or about 75 miles.
The sports car club averages about 40 members and is currently having a membership drive, Francis said.
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