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Thursday. September 21, 1972
University Daily Kansan
Menacing
That's how Wyoming offensive split tackle Nick Bebout looks to enemy defenders, and rightly
so. The Cowboy co-captain was all-league first team last season in the Western Athletic Conference and has been tabbed as a possible All-American this year. Quick, mobile and a sure blocker, the Cowboys were one of the few Jawahars when Woming invades Memorial Stadium Saturday.
Practices, Attitude Key To Cross Country Hopes
By DON PFANNENSTIEL
Kansan Sports Writer
When the University of Kansas cross country squad opens its season Saturday with a five-mile run meet against Iowa State in Wisconsin, the team will join newcomers to boost it back into the conference's No. 1 spot.
And, after a second place finish year in the Big Eight championship, Timmons believes the chances of winning the title this season are high.
"The team's attitude is great, and up to now I've been pleased
with practice," he said.
In addition to four returning lettermen, six new recruits make up the Jayhawk squad.
Mike McKeon, Santa Ana, Calfier, senior, and Jon Callen McKeon, Santa Ana, returnees. McKeon finished ninth in last year's conference meet
THE REMAINING two lettermen are Kent McDaller and Bob Pelikan. McDaller, a sophomore from Lawrence, law enforcement, was the first Pelikan to meet Pelikan, a junior from St. Louis, Mo., finished 24th.
Belgian Sets Marks As Ryun Sits Out
BRUSELS (AP)—Emi
world records. Wednesday
in winning the 5,000-meter run in
an international track and field
13. 19 time for the 5,000 meters of his life 11.25 flat shaved 3.4 seconds off the old record set by Finland's Sauli Pettuniemi and his Puttumens was timed in 12:47.6 for three miles, breaking the previous Ralfon's Ron Clarke by 2.8 seconds.
Jim Ryum, who had expected to compete here, was reported sick at Louvain, Belgium with a
temperature of 104 degrees
Puttemen finished fifth in the 5,000 meters in the Munich Olympics. Viren won the event.
In the meet he, Paul Thjs finished second in 13:34.4 and Dave Bedford of Britain was third at 13:39.
Steve Savage of Springfield,
Ore., won the 3,000-meter
steeplechase in 8:50.2.
Lee Evans of San Jose, Calif., scored a double, winning the 400-meter race with 267 meters in 21.1. Dick Wolhuter of St. Charles, Illinois, won the 800-meter race.
Two of the recruits are junior college transfer students. Jim Euhl from Missouri, David Ariz, and Mike Martinez from College of the Canyons in Oklahoma.
Martinez was one of California's leading junior college distance runners last year. Ewell similarly middled distance man.
Bill Welch from Tulsa, Olda,
Mitchell Powls of Shawnee
Mission South, Steve Thomas of
Shawnee Mission West and
Tucker Schaffer of Oak Park
High School in Kansas City, Mo.
and the remainder of the KU
squad. They are all freshmen.
Welch was the cross country state champion in Oklahoma last year.
Powlas finished eight in the Kansas cross country championship last fall, while Thomas placed 12th.
Schaffer, the Suburban Nine Conference two-mile champion finished 15th in the Missouri state meet.
"in high school most of them
will never run more two miles,
although now they will have to
be careful. It is quite a
change," he said.
Timmons said Kansas State, the Big Eight Champion last year, was Oklahoma State, he added, also has its strongest team in many
Coach Don Fambrough and Bob Jaasay Jawhacks proved in Wednesdays practice at Memorial Stadium that there really is a silver lining.
KU Healthy, Prepared For 'Pokes
"You can tell by the enthusiasm our kids are playing with that we are ready for the ball game." Fambrough said.
With a rumbling of thunderheads in the background, Fambrough said that he was quite pleased with the practice.
"We have a bad taste in our mouth from the Washington State team," he said, something about it. It has been a two weeks, especially when
The Jayhawks went through much the same cuts as they had the Broncos, concentrated on the Wyoming defense while the defense worked hard to close the gap.
Fambrough said that all that "bumped and bruised people" were healed and that Delvin答案 would be running in full stride.
Slugging Ali Rips Patterson in Seven
"For the first time this fall our running backs seem to be injury free. Fambrigh said, "Delvin will be better than he has all fall."
NEW YORK (AP)—Muhammad all Battered Floyd Patterson's face into a swollen, bloody mask and stopped him after seven rounds of a scheduled game at Madison Square Garden.
The end came when Dr. Harry Kleiman signalled reference Arthur Mercante to stop it with Patterson sitting on his stool and he looked at the closed left eye. It counts as a seventh-round knockout.
head at the two-minute mark but head at the second minute with a series of about 10 shots to the head—every one of them. Patterson's eye was wide open.
**THEN** in the six round, I陪 with a had nine-inch reach advantage and outweighed Paterson and made an attempt to into a mismatch. Ali sent Paterson reeling into the ropes with a smashing right hand shortly after the bell opening the sixth round and with a left and right to the head.
But Patterson got away and Ali
let up. Then Alli shook Patterson
head and caught him in the head
and again with a flurry of
punches to the head. Patterson
This battle of former heavy-weight champions had little impact on the crowd. Ali circled and jabbed. The 37-year-old Patterson held his own, but he was not a winner, some body shots, although he never hurt Ali, who seemed to be knocked out.
ABOUT MIDWAY through the round, blood started gushing from a gash around Patterson's tightly-closed eye.
It was the second time Ali has defeated Patterson, who at 21 was the youngest man to win the game. He had the man to win it twice. Ali, then champion, stopped Patterson in 12 rounds. Nov. 22 @ 955 at Las Vegas, much of that fight with a slipped disc in his back and Ali later said on television that he carried a claim Floyd has disputed.
But this time All showed no signs of carrying his opponent as he did in death accuracy and did not in accuracy open passes in the sixth and seventh rounds, although he did initially back off from Patterson.
The freshmen have practiced with the varsity several times before. They also still use it is not sure whether any will suit up for Saturday's game.
SUA Poetry Hour
David Meltzer reading his own works. In the Cottonwood Room at the Student Union building
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Women's Tennis Team Opens Season Friday
Mary Skolaut, Great Bend,
junior; Carey Groom, Arlington,
Va. sophomore; Debbie Foulks,
Rockville, Mo. senior; Sheryl
King, Ph.D., assistant village
sophomore, and Kathy Kisset,
Topela sophomore.
Artman, also released a schedule for matches, but said that others might be added. The schedule:
Downtown Lawrence
The top eight girls on the squad will play. The team has 14 members who qualified for the squad after a two week double team tournament and after eighty girls out and after five games nament, Debbie Artman and L. D. Smith, coaches for the team, announced the final squail. The eight girls playing Friday are Karen, freshman; Ann McBriar Lawrence senior; Chris Paulmaint, Lawrence freshman;
The University of Kansas Women's tennis team begins their season Friday with a dail time match at the University. The match will be at 2:30 p.m. at the varsity courts on west side of Allen Field House.
Oct. 20, Baker at Baldwin 2:00 p.m.
Sept. 22, K-State at KU 2:30 p.m.
Sept. 30, Haskell at Haskell 9:00 a.m.
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Oct. 6, Fort Hays and Barton
County Juce at Hays 2:00 p.m.
Oct. 7, Baker at KU 2:00 p.m.
Oct. 14, K-State at K-State 9:30 p.m.
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