University Daily Kansan
Thursday, September 7. 1972
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Fambrough Pleased
McCullers Advises Emmett Edwards KU coogh has confidence in 'Hawks
KU Reviews for Cougars
Progress is the name of the game in the University of Kansas football camp these days.
And, as far as Coach Don Donner is concerned, the Jayhaws took one forward Wednesday in their preparations for Saturday's game.
Fambrough was not too worried about the 'Hawks' injury situation.
"We had a good workout today," Fambrich said. "We started running off a bit, though, and ended up at about an hour and 15 minutes."
"I though Delvin Williams was running a little better today," he told reporters. "With O'Neil, it's just a matter of the swelling in his knee going down. He should be able to play if I can." And Williams will be ready."
Tight end Greg Hosak and cornerback James Bowman were definitely out for the Saturday contest, Fambrough said.
Fambrough said that most of the practice time was spent in reviewing plays and drills on which the squad had worked during the season and that they would continue to review for the rest of the week.
The KU coach listed several the CHU in the Jayhawk lineup for the Cougar game. Mike Burton will replace Jay Evans
"It's mostly a matter of going over last minute things," he said. "We stopped contact today and ranning after practice," he said.
"Like all offenses, it was determined by the type of injury and how much the change from a run-oriented attack to passing we felt we had the option."
"Both Bruegging and Jaynes are terrific to work with," McCullers said.
One assistant coach is Charlie Koch, who coordinates the coordinator. McCullers deserves much more credit than he receives for the development of this team.
"We didn't just flip a coin to decide if we were going to keep our old offense or establish a new one," Mccullers said.
McCullers was talking about the highly touted David Jaynes and his understudy, Bob Bruegging.
As his title implets, it is McCullers' duty to coordinate the team's football—football play, receiving, passing and running—into a smooth calculated offensive play. The team will arrive until this Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium that McCullers can determine whether his hard work pays off.
"The difference between those two and past KU signal-callers is that they complement each other, the others were different in style.
Confident McCullers Sees Improvement in KUAttack
If one were to stroll along the University of Kansas practice fields hoping to陪 an emotional Don Dambough drilling his troops in practice, his ex-team probably would not be fulfilled.
THE LABORIOUS task of changing the KU offense began last spring when McCullers and others had they had sufficient personnel.
True, Fambridge is the head man in the KU football scheme, but he gives much of the practice liability to his assistant coaches.
"THE INSTEAD if Bobby Donnelly himself, we would have to bring in Bill Ettinger, who had a different affair with Jake, that had to change
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6. 5 East 7th
at right cornerback. Evans will be switched to a running back position. Fambrough said. Another backfield move involved Roy Gibens, who will replace O'Neil as the No. 2 fullback.
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Another switch is at tight end, where Doug Vroman will replace Hosack on the No. 2 unit. He, a starter most of last year won for an injury this season, will move into the defensive secondary.
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"once he gets the protection, it will all be up to the quarterback to get the ball to the receiver," McCullers said. "Of course, he will read about reading the defenses and finding his passing keys."
McCULLERS, AS WELL as many others in the Jawahk camp, expressed confidence in us, and we are ready to adjust to the new offenses.
"our offensive line has been improving day by day," McCullers said. "They have a great attitude toward their role as pass players. They realize the success of the offense is in their hands."
McCullers was quick to point out that the offense undoubtedly would put most of the pressure on the quarterback.
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As if that wasn't enough pressure to handle, the coaching staff asked to get the quarterback call his own plays. But McCullens believes the KU quarterbacks have the cone and "ool" to handle the situation.
AS McCULLERS leaned back in his office chair, he confidently said that he had always been a
When confronting a passing team,” McCullers said, “the team must defend and disguise each one. This is what we have to adjust to. The linemen and backs must be in key keys for our offense to work.”
somewhat to fit the new quarterback," he said.
"this year," McCullars said, "we found that both Brueggeman and Jaynes had similar styles. Both are tall and rang and throw from the drop-back position. The change as much to fit the two."
Although the officers, although the callers, quarcherbacks, the signal-callers have found they must be quite flexible in learning such an of-
ham at heart. He loves attention almost as much as he loves football, he said.
Coming from a Florida football family, McCullers became interested in high school grade. His older brother had played the sport and it was one of his favorite games.
"I guess I inherited football," McCullars said. "Because my older brother played, I was the guy who threw a ball a way of HIp in our house."
McCullers sees more in football than just physical mutations on collision courses.
"Football taught me what the word competition meant," McCullers said. "It 'only the one' that gets penalized." An anger without getting penalized?
DeMont Loses Gold Medal
MUNICH (AP) -The International Olympic Committee the 400-meter freestyle gold medal winner in swimming Rick De Monten Wednesday because he was taking a nasal medication for an asthma condition.
He then was asked to step out of the final of the 1,500-meter reestyle, an event in which he was the world record holder.
DeMont, 16, from San Rafael, Calif., won the 400-meter race for the first time before traces from her team. The samples taken after the victory.
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Jim Karabetsos, head basketball coach of University of Denver the past two seasons, joined the University of Kansas campus staff Wednesday as the new director.
In 1971, Karabetos' first year is Denver's head coach, his team championship record, including a school record 18-20 streak. He was named coach of the year in the Rocky Mountain League season the Pioneers finished 11-15.
Karabebos, a native of Miquette Mich., earned 13 points in school and remained in his home town to attend college at Norwester Michigan. He played basketball under Stain Albeck and won
Karabetsos was head basketball coach and football assistant at Ashland (Wis.) High School his first two years out of college. He attended graduate school at Indiana during the 1964-65 school year
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70 Nova, SS, 296 cu. in., for sale.
Two door, bucket seats, front disc brakes. Call Arzang 842-6039. 9-12
Complete line of smoking accessories
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For Sale - 1986 Tortoise GT, radio.
For Sale - 4-speed, disk power
brakes, air conditioner, one owner,
48,000 miles, under control.
Contact call. 8412-9282. *9-14
1972 Suzuki T250J. Low mileage, excellent condition. $650. 1419 Ohio #3. 9-82-9962.
For Sale. WV Bus, green with rose 1800 engine just reliable, excellent condition. Also 1971 Western Civ.驾. notes. 841-2580. 9-7
For Sale - 1968 Renault, very good
running condition, $600. Inquire at
905 Avalon Rd. Apt. G. 9-8
64 T-Bird convertible, 390 HP, good body, needs paint. Best offer. 58,000 miles. 842-6729. 9-8
For Sale: Siberian husky pups, female, 9 wk. old, show quality, excellent bloodlines, $125 each. After 5:00 call 841-2833. 9-7
1968 Volkswagen squareback in very good condition. Red, Lots of room and easy to park. Must sell this week.
Call 842-9749. 9-7
Must sell; fender did showman with JB speakers in very good condition. Call Carol at 6:00. 852-4524, 9-11
1971 Norton. Black and chrome. Very fast. Call 842-7682, 842-1499, or 842-2889.
9-11
1971 Yamaha 125 Enduro excellent condition: 1972 Honda 750, excellent condition: 841-2311. 9-11
Kittens—part Persian, black females,
white male, free, 842-5768. 9-11
1968 VW Bus. 10,000 miles on a rebuilt motor. Good condition. Call 842-8584 or see at Stouffer 3-8. 9-11
1971 Bultaco Lobito 175cc motorcycle.
Excellent condition. Ready for Enduros. Extras. Must call. Call Steve at 824-0504. 9-11
1972 Bultaco Matador 6-day 250cc
Motorcycle. Brand new. 45 miles.
Enduro prepared. Forced to sell. Best
offer. Stu at 843-1166. 9-11
Antique dress of silk and velvet,
lady jewelry, ceaset, denim, sandie
and suede dresses, plaid shirts,
silkes 1x all here at Bokonen
clothes, 819 Vermont. 11, Mon.-Mar.
2014.
63 Plymouth Fury 4 door hardtop
automatic. One owner, low mileage.
Locks and run like new. Must sell
come and see 91 W20th West 91 St.
1965 Honda Hawk 250ce. Excellent
condition. $250 and offer. 5000
BTU Whiplair air conditioner $50.
842-4527 after 5:30. 9-12
5 inch pilhra and 10 gallon aquarium set-up for also, soo. Eckert Kafka Vow. G string electric and Fow Vow. B442.1862 9-12 Court. Phone
1955 WV Bus buildup engine, in-
struction. Looks good, 60,000 miles, sleeps
4 people. Parking lot: $1,100 each,
$1,000 each. Jim Smith, Saint
Briand, Prairie Village. N13; 614-768-800.
1964 Chewy Impalz, Blue, four door automatic. Must sell to pay college expenses $175 or best offer. #33-5820
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Magnavox portable TV, needs minor repair. Call 842-3578; or see with www.magnavox.com old furniture, POORLY ENABLED & 1827 Bark Ave. &
FREE: 5 mo. old pup. 1b. Colle.
Whippet. Vaccinated and house broken. Also 3 kittens box trained. 1113 New Jersey. 842-597. 9-13
Knight KG-40 stereo amp and Gerrard ceramic turntable. Needs some work, $50 or most reasonable offer.
Call 843-632 evenings. 9-11
305 Honda Scrambler. '68; new battery; ET pipes. 928 Ohio. 9-13
Walnut stereo cabinet, easy chair,
walnut and table, double bedstead,
油 painting (framed), rollwash,
bedding, foam mattress, 9-13
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1970 Honda CB350. Absolutely perfect. Red. $590 or best offer. 841-2339.
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EVR-2 amplifier/AM-FM receiver, 56 watts RMS, used for two months. $150. Call 842-2889. 9-13
Chevy II wagon. 1966, V8, automatic, power steering, good condition. $200
o.n.o. Call 845-2532. 9-7
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Austin Heady Strike, 1964. Past
1272cc. Good body, new tires, Manu-
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la. after $5 over 900-$13
Country farm cats, 6 weeks old, part calico, very lovable, love mice and the outdoors. Call 655-3222. Overbrook, Kau, evenings. 9-13
30 gal. aquarium with wrought iron stand, filter, light, heater, and accessories. Bargain at $50. 843-2363 after 4.00. 9-13
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1972 XS-2 650cc Yamaha. Disc brake,
electric starter. Like new. 2700 miles.
Cheap. Electric 841-2164. 9-13
1968 Opel Ralley, great school car, sky blue, extra wheel and snow tires, priiced to sell. Call Bob at 842-6114 after 7 p.m. 9-13
1964 International Scout (4-wheel, drive): 1963 Triumph (trophy 500) motorcycle with 2 rail trailer and helmet. 9-13
1961 Chevy Bellera. Runs good, body in good condition. 2 new tires. $250.
*al Lynn*, 843-707-7000. 9-11
1963 Simca—4 speed, radial tires,
18,000 miles. $200 or best offer. Patti,
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1971 CL350 Honda Excellent cond, tuned. Includes helmet and possible insurance. Quite a buy. Call 841-2929, ask for Bill. 9-13
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CLOSE TO CAMPUS. extra spaces home stable park, with all the extra features you want. Professional full-service campgrounds, escaped lots, carports with storage, storm-shelterers and paved street pools, game-house, playground, lighted storage tower, trailer storage. Located on Hwy. 29 South across from RRG 59. Galveston Island.
Male university students—board and kitchen privileges $73 per month, utilities paid 842-2524 9-15
Apartments, furnished, clean, with wall to wall taped carpeting, padded walls. One air conditioning. Off street parking. 843-7367. Not scared, and near low
HILLVIEW APARTMENTS one and
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Single and double sleeping rooms with share kitchen and bath. Males only. Borders K.U. and near town. 843-5767. No pets. tf
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Two rooms to sent, air conditioned,
bath, very nice, spacious. Call 842-
7535 after 5/30. 1625 W. 19th. 9-11
TOO FAR FROM CAMPUS, THIER OF STEEP CLIMING PARKING IN CARPENTER. Room apt directly east across Mias. from airplanum. Easy walking distance from pool and parking lot. Free. CABLE vision, swimming, beds, furniture, available ideal rooms or couples. In San Bernardino 1232 Ild. Apt. 9 or call 843-2116.
Uniformized 1 bdmr. apt. $90/mo.
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No pets. Dave. 843-6244. 843-1601.
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Nicely furnished room for 1 or 2
rooms, furnished. Entrance
trail, utilities paid. Near Campus,
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One bedroom furnished apt, for rent.
Room for one student. A month including water. Best for grad student or couple. No pets.
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A quaint, historically founded, picture-questured, rock france, completely complete lakefront. Lake Dahwana, 11 miles north of Lake Bokhara, is a beautiful garage/patio with many good features, complete heat, complete water system, full kitchen, and plenty to be developed. Other bios, on the property, are available right! See to appreciate Call Virginia 796-3891, McIlenau, for an appointment.
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Northside Country Shop, 707 N. Fulton Ave., Northside, NJ 07091. Kauai River bridge. Antiques, colonial items and other items of other items. Also house grown produce: potatoes, red onion, pumpkin, cantaloupe, sweet corn and popcorn, cantaloupe, sweet corn and squash. 842-319-5000 Open 9:30AM-5:30PM.
GIRLS—bathe yourself in luxury with beauty aids from the HODGE PODGE. 15 W. 9th. 9-7
Special while they last at the HODGE PODGE—buy one poster, get one free. 15 W. 9th. 9-7
Top quality entertainment at a
popular venue. Rock band recently moved to Lawrence. Now open for fraternity and
functions. Call Rory at 878-7102
SAVE THIS AD! Dresmaaking and altering for the college girl. Clothes made to order. Quick service. Pick up delivery. Call between 8-543-1348.
Professional dance instruction, Ballet,
modern, jazz. Phone Jodie Pattie,
842-5359 or 843-7747.
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Call us for stretcher frames made
any size. Also Balsam wood. All
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1st. annual, Suzanne-Sulfaik $1500
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KU Karate Club—First class—Thurs.
Sept. 7, 7 p.m. Rm. 172 Robinson
Gym. New members welcome. 9-8
The Mass. Street
AKC Saint Bernard puppies, Champion bloodlines. Health, guarantee. Payment prompt. Beauty, security. Disposition. Disposition. 843-2633 after 4:00. 9-20
Women's self defense class—first class—Thurs., Sept. 7, 6 p.m. Room 173 Robinson Gym. New members welcome. 9-7
Handpainting weekend work. shop at the Yarn Barn this Sat. & Sun. $3.00 includes 2 sessions and all materials. Sign up at L70. Mass. 443-825-6129.
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shib of ribs to go $3.75. A shib of
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$1.85. Beef sand $1.85. Bound
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Male roommate. Jayhawk Towers.
Utilities paid. $60/month. Swimming pool. Laundry facility Home. Call 415-387-3222 to room11 TOWER 11
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One female roommate for Jayhawker Towers. Call 843-1303 anytime. 9-13
Ride and/or carpool to KU from FIU, and Roe, KC. My classes are MWF
and KO, KT. 17:28 a.m-4:30. Will have driving and
engineering. Call 6-912-
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Commuting from K.C. Need ride on
Tussies and Thirdways from K.C.
K.C., Southwest Bldl/1-35 visibility.
Call 882-6473 overnight. 9-11
LOST
Rich female companion to support student of the world in his search for truth and beauty. Must be attractive. August, 1934-3599. UNAU-3599.
Where are you Gus? Mutt, looks long haired Dachung, black with brown on legs, chest and eye mask. ID: lags. TAGS: Rb4 83-7526.
LOST—Pair of glasses south side of construction site. If found call 841-3383. 9-7
Lost 1968 white Bell motorcycle helmet Wednesday past day in either either Union or Smith. Reward to finder. Call 814-2429. Call 9-11
Lost- in vicinity of 10th & Kentucky.
Black long hair male cat. Last seen wearing white flea collar 9/13. Call 842-4014.
Toyota key and others on wooden
blue owl key chain during enrollment.
If found, call 864-6439. 9-11
Lost cat. Completely black male, 1
lost, somewhat mean. No collar.
Disappeared Aug. 30. Please return
receipt. Disappointed. No, 5 or
9446.
Contact lenses in round yellow case. 9-11
843-4608
HELP WANTED
Local moving and storage company needs part-time help. Must be experienced packing staff. Please visit Box 231 of the Bank of America experiences and qualifications. 9-7
Secretary part-time for young businessman. Call 841-3223 for appt. 9-7
Sales help wanted. Men and women.
Some sales experience needed. Apply
in person at Poobah. 711 W. 23rd in
Malls Shopping Center. 9-7
Cocktail waistless-over 21, attractive.
$4 hr. apply in person. Flamingo
601,社首 9th St., 4-6 p.m. 835-
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Room and board in exchange for part time work. Evenings and weekends. Call 843-1122. 9-13
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At last, a high-rent band at a lowrent price! Rock music extraordinaire. Accepting engagements in the L.A. studio. Reno at 843-702-8498. Kapsa Sigma.
Cross Reference. Serving all Christian groups and denominations. Mallia Shopping Center. 711 W. 23rd. 842-9155.
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