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Friday. October 20.1972
University Daily Kansan
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NU Roughest Yet for 'Hawks
By DAN GEORGE
Kenyon Sports Edition
It won't be Band Day or Parents Day or even Homecoming when the University of Kansas takes on the Nebraska Cornhuskens Saturday in Memorial Stadium, but for the Jayhawks it will rank as an occasion more special than any of
Call if "Fight for Survival," or
perhaps "Musical Quarterbacks, but coach Doun Fambridge and his squad know how to play the toughest team they'll play the toughest team they'll face all season in the 58-ranked Huskers. And it's possible that they'll be doing it without the quarterback. I quarried back, David Jaynes.
Jaynes, who leads the Big Eight in passing and total of
fence, suffered a deep shoulder bruise in the Jayhawks' 2019-19 season. But he also started for the Nebraska contend, which is expected to draw a tie.
IF JAYNES doesn't start, the
IF Adams or either to either Bruce
Adams or John Koch of whom was listed among the
Hawk signal callers a1st week.
**DID YOU KNOW?**
freshmen Judd Mitchell and Scott McMichael, left, the Jayhawks with only one official quarterback, T.J. Jones, however, with three completions in 11 attempts for 18 yards, has been unimpressive in the playoffs.
"We've had a really good practice all week. They were a little gloomy Monday, but they shook it off."
Adams, a sophomore from Pearl River Ville has caught 23 honors in both touchdowns as KU's leading pass receiver. However, his quizzical behavior on the Miege High School and on the KU freshman squad last season.
With the exception of the quarterback spot, the KU injury was limited. Offensive guard Roger Berhardt is the only other regular expected to miss the contest. He had a broken K-State game, has burstis in his right elbow. Gordon Stockemer who played against the Wildcats.
Defensively, the Jayhawks look healthier than they have in
Kansan Photo by DAN LAUING
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An even bigger question than which team will win the KU-Nebraka game Saturday is who will be the starting Jayhawk quarterback. From left to right are the possible choices of coach Don Fambrigh:
David Jaynes, Bob Breugging, Rich Jones and Bruce Adams, Jaynes, the regular starter, and Brueggingham have been slowed by injuries and Bruce Adams is the 'Hawks' regular wide receiver. Fambrough said he would not decide who would get the call until gametime Saturday.
Oakland Needs Only One After 3-2 Comeback Win
The dramatic rally gave Oakland a 3-1 edge in the best-of-seven series.
ANGEL KLAND (AP) - Pinch-hitter
Angel Mangu钻 drilled a first-pitch single in the bottom of the ninth inning Thursday night, climaxing an Oakland comeback that carried the 'A's to a 3-2 victory over Cincinnati in game of baseball's 1972 World Series.
Mangual, batting for winning pitcher Rolle Fingers, drilled his hit through the drawn-in Reds and robbed by his happy teammates.
THE REDS had rallied for a 2-1 lead on Bobby Tolan's two-out, two-run double in the eighth inning.
Oakland's pitch-hitting specialist, Gonzalo Marquez, was named the most assisted up use middle and Lewis ran for Marquez and Tenace to bat, Reds Manager Sparky Anderson went
Tenace had already socked his third home run of this pitcher-dominated series in the fifth and Anderson wanted Bornon to catcher. When Boron fell behind 2-1 on the batter, Anderson went
to the mount again and this time he brought Borbon back to the dugeout with him.
Reds relief ace Clay Carroll came out of the bulpen to face Tenace. Carroll had 37 saves during the regular season and had picks up another in Clinton at 14 with a previous victory in the World Series.
He threw one more ball, then Tenace singled to left, moving Dick Green into position. Dick Williams went to his bench, inserting Don Minner, a left-handed batter, to swing for Dick Green against right-hander
Mincher took one ball and irilled a single to right, scoring jewis with the tying run and passing to Folan kidded in the wet outfield.
The Reds pulled their infield in is Williams went to another utter, Mangual, who was 6-for-16 during the regular season.
Mangual jumped on Carroll's first pitch and drilled it into right field, bringing Tenace in with the winning run.
Tenace's run in the fifth stood up for Aster's starter Ken Holtzman until the eighth when the Reds rallied for two.
eighth for Cincinnati with a single. Julian Vajian battered for Gullet and sacrificed Concepción in the first half. Red's leadoff man, Pete Rose.
Rose, who had been robbed of an extra base hit on Matty Alan's running catch in the siph, rapped him and deflected the ball to second baseman Green, who throw out at first. The tying run, moved to third.
MANAGER Williams waved in hurler Vida Blue to face Joe Morgan, who is hiltier in 13 series. Pitchman walked on a 3-2 pitch.
On the next pitch, Morgan took off for second and Tolan, 2-for-15 to that point, laced a double to McKinney, who added two goals and giving the Reds the lead.
Dave Concepcion opened the
The A's go for the clincher in game No. 5 Friday, starting at 3 p.m., Lawrence time.
Bruenging, a Kansas City, Mo., man, was felled by a reengineered bullet that weighed seven weeks ago and had seen no action until this week when his doctor recommended surgery.
KANSAN
FAMBROUGH has said that the insertion of either quarterback in the Jayhawks' offensive personality, although he admitted that Adams running KU squad more ground potential.
as return to the play-calling ranks.
"We'll try to utilize the running play more with Adams in there," he said. "He's more of a running block than David (Javensen)."
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Gullet Norton 8, Carroll 9 and
10 Fingers 8, Blue 8.
Fingers 9 and Tongues.
Before Brugging got hurt, before there was very little difference in his playing ability, Monday was the first day he's practically played as he he was the sharpest as usual.
With Adams at quarterback, Fambrough said, Emmett Edwards, Kenny Saathoff and man of the week man in the wide receiver positions.
W-Fingers, 1-0, L-Carroll, 0
1. HR-Oakland, Tenace 3
“IT SEEMS this week that the team’s worked even harder, knowing that someone’s got to take up the slack,” he said.
Fambough noted that the possibility of playing without Jaynes had resulted in one of the Jayhawks' better practice weeks.
GAME 4
several weeks. Defensive tackles Bill Skepke and Mitch Tully, after missing last week's game, are expected to play Linebacker for the Wildcats, and his ankle is against the Wildcats, is also a possible starter.
THE ONLY other lineup change is at tailback, where Jerome Nelloms had regained his starting spot from Delvin Williams. Nelloms, a senior from Miami, gained 280 yards in 33 carries.
The Cornhuskers will bring not only a 5-1 record to Lawrence, but also near-perfect health. The only regular expected to miss action is a potential foul call, "leading rusher, who has a harping fracture in his jaw."
Lied by quarterback David
Hedrick back into Johnny
Rodgers, the coach,
consists primarily of the pro-
sprint and I-formation align-
Fambrough, however, is quick to emphasize the 'Huskers' overall balance.
"A lot of people think of Nebraska as a power team—which they are—but they'll kill you with the forward pass," he said. "They've got a lot of big boys to hurt you, and you've got a lot of ways to hurt you."
"With most teams, there is something you can concentrate on, but they do everything."
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Probable Starters
Kansas
**uniforms**
Emmet McNeill, leader devever Dian Fowler, left tackle Dion Fowler, center Mike McDunnell, center guard John Perry, right guard John Perry, right guard Bob Brugwag, quarterback Robert Miller, bullback Robert Miller, bullback Robert Miller, bullback
Pat Ryan, left end
Peyton Manning, right
Gary Feller, right tackle
Joe Montana, right
Eddie Rocha, river
Steve Reed, center
Mike林俊慧, lingerback
Tommy Gakken, backend
Jason Kelce, safety
Adam Safa, safety
Nebraska
**intense**
Bob Revello, wide guard
Bradley Smith, left guard
Bob Walsh, left guard
Doug Searcy, right guard
Marysvan Cremann, right tackle
David Hunn, right tackle
David Hunn, quarterback
Jason Hayden, wingback
Jason Hayden, wingback
Stave Matthews, left,
Stave Matthews, middle guard
Rich Glover, lower guard
Wilson Hiller, right
Jin Branch, breaker
Brooklyn Nets, Dave
Mason, backhalf
George Kyrzon, halfback
George Kyrzon, halfback
Hearing Scheduled For Bucks' Allen
Alien was arrested here Oct. 6 after a game between Milwaukee and the Denver Rockets on a
DENVER (AP)—A plea hearing is scheduled Friday for Lucius Allen, the Milwaukee Bucks professional basketball player, and a companion who are with possession of marijuana.
Allen, 25, was charged in Denver County Court with possession of marijuana and conspiracy to possess marijuana. Stephen Duncan, 23, of Columbia Mo., was arrested with Allen on charges of possession of marijuana, conspiracy and dangerous drugs, including LSD.
A spokesman for the district attorney's office said Allen did not have to appear in person at the trial. The defense held before a trial date is set.
routine traffic cheek, Buck's
wife was also arrested but no charges
were filed for lack of evidence,
District Attic J. Arvis Secomeon
Schmitz-Anderson Campaign Headquarters 107 West 27th Street Paid for by Conservative party nom
Each of the charges carries a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $500 fine.
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A regatta usually follows a triangular race course. Fox said, "You can go in the 'flying junior,' which is 13 feet long under "100 square feet of ground."
Steve Fox, president of the KU club, said that nine KU crew members only one boat will be taken by each regatta team, he said, and only two crewmen will be allowed to go to each regatta of each boat will be rotated among the teams so no one will be an unfair advantage, he said.
The University of Kansas
Sailing Club will compete for the
Davis Invitational Cup Friday
and Saturday at Iowa University.
The weekend regalia will include
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In Iowa Regatta
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