Tuesday, August 29, 197
'Hawks Spotty in Scrimmage
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In an obviously better frame of mind after viewing the team films, University of Kansas football coach Don Fambrough said Monday that the Jayhawks' Saturday scrimmage in Memorial Stadium contained "difficult things and some bad habits."
"But," he added, "there was still nothing that couldn't be improved."
The Jayhawk Blue team
the Jayhawk Blue team
Jaynes and Bob Bruegging,
the receiving of Bruce Adams
and the running of Jerome Nollioma to
the receiving of Bruce Adams
FAMBROUGH, whose Saturday had described the scrimmage as "sluggish," was happier Monday.
"When you grade individuals from the films," he said, "you get a different impression than from just seeing the game. During the game I might just see a player on one play and decide he was doing a poor job. But from the films I got a more accurate picture."
Number one signal-caller Jaynes led the game's passers with 12 competitions in 21 at-bats and 94 yards. He three interception.
"Jaynes played well," Fam- said, "but I was especially pleased with (Rich) Jones and Bruexing."
string offense to three scores. He completed eight of 19 aerial attempts for 105 yards.
Jones, a third-string sophomore, led the White team's offensive attack.
The best performance of the afternoon, however, was turned in by sophomore fanker Bruce Adams. Adams, playing despite a broken finger, didn't let it hinder him as he nipped nine passes for 91 yards. He added 36 more yards when he returned a punt for a touchdown.
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Neutleod Dirks
Larkin
"It was a pleasure to sit in there during the films" he said. "I am not famous, I am famous, said. He caught every pass they threw him. He was always so stupid."
rushing with 82 yards in 14 carries.
JEROME NELLOMS, senior tailback, led both squads in
Billy Riggs of the White team also had a good day. He rushed for 75 yards on 12 carries and scored the sledge's lone touchdown in a pinch hit from Jones and a slip in down the sideline for the score.
The showing of Riggins and Neiloms was especially significant because of injuries suffered in the scrimmage by Bentley, Egan, Williams and Vince O'Nell. Williams left the game with a pulled hamstring muscle after taking 43 yards on five carries.
O'Nail incurred a bruised knee.
Also suffering injuries were linebackers Tommy Oakson and Randy Robinson.
KSU Better, But 'Cat Depth Bothers Coach
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP)—Kansas State football officials reported a better health picture Monday, Tight end Henry Childs receiver John Tuttle both preceded in receiving for the first time this season.
Coach Vince Gibson spent the session correcting mistakes made in Saturday's scrimmage.
Also off the injured list are offensive tackle Bill Britain, reserve tight end Kevin Jones and Dave Specht.
Childs has been suffering from a groin injury. Turtle broke his foot during the summer.
Commenting on Saturday's play, Gibbon said, "We're worried about some of our depth. Some people we were counting on us to play good enough to win. Overall, I was really pleased."
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Despite a difficult session of drills and having its ranks thinned by injuries, the University of Kansas football responded well to practice Monday said coach Donn Fambrough.
A major concern of Fam-
brough's was his team's depth
situation after the injuries suf-
fered by the players in the scrimmage.
"It was an extremely tough performance today," he said. When you are in a defensive position offensive and defensive drills—it's rough. But they responded
"There was really nothing serious," he said. "I hope it happened early." And because we were hitting and did not get really hurt. "If it didn't happen, I wouldn't."
The major injury was a pulled hamstring injury backlucked by Williams, said he didn't know when Williams would be known to preac
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Another player out indefinitely is defensive back Rocky Bronn Bron, who suffered a leg injury in an earlier practice, was
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"There's no way to keep Oakson out. Fambridge said. "As long as he's able to breathe, he's going to be in there. It's not like that. You see quite a few kids out there who are hurt and will play."
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