Monday, November 18, 1968 THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN 9 Tomey pleased with frosh By JACK PAULEY "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." That phrase by Charles Dickens might well be used to describe this year's freshmen football season. Especially if you asked coach Dick Tomey about it. The young Jayhawks fought back from a 22-8 deficit before losing to Kansas State Friday 22-21. A missed two-point conversion attempt was the difference between winning and losing for KU. And, although this year's team finished with an 0-4 record, Tomey said he had better players this year than he did last year. "We didn't play as well as a team," he said, "but this team still has better players than we did last year. There are more guys on this team that will play on the varsity next year. I'd say there are twice as many as last year." Fullback Wayne Miles led the KU frosh with 67 yards on 26 carries. Quarterback Bo Tiger threw 36 times for 136 yards with 15 completions. But K-State intercepted four of his passes—and turned two of them into touchdowns. With KU behind 22-8, a Tiger to Mark Geraghty pass at the end of the third quarter moved the ball to the K-State 5-yard line. Two plays later, in the fourth quarter, Miles went over from the one to narrow the gap to 22-14. Yogi Pinckney's kick made it 22-15. Next came an exchange of punts before KSU fumbled on their own 13-yard line and KU linebacker J. D. Armstrong recovered. ROME (UPI)—Al Balding and George Knudson of Canada, laying back while America and Nationalist China battled three days for the lead, came on strong in the final round Sunday to capture the World Cup golf trophy with a 569, two strokes better than the United States' team. Canadians win World Cup golf It was the first time the Canadians had won the World Cup, formerly known as the Canada Cup, since the tournament was initiated in Montreal in 1953. baiting, who fired five-under-par 67 on the final round, also captured the individual title with a 14-under-par 274. It was the fourth time a Canadian had won the individual title. College scores Big Eight Kansas 38, Kansas State 29 Okahama 28, Missouri 14 Okahama State 26, Iowa State 17 Nebraska 22, Colorado 6 Area College south'w'st n. 33, Col. of Emporia Washington and Lee 14, Washington (SI) 56, Southeast State 34, Central State 7 Northeast State 14, Central State 7 Northeast State 14, Rolla Miahi 7 Northeast Oksa L. 14, Pittsburg S. 7 Bethel 9, Bethany 3 Missouri Valley (5) Louis Lincoln Jewell 28, Missouri Valley 0 Lincoln 24, Central State (O.) 0 Idaho State 16, Omaha 13 Sterling 28, McPherson 13 Big Ten MISSION Ohio University 60, Cincinnati 14 Memphis 60, Wichita State 18 AF Force 28, Tulsa 8 Illinois State 28, Bradley 26 Drake 28, South Dakota 20 N Texas State 36, Louisville 14 Illinois 14, Northwestern 0 Minnesota 20, Indiana 6 Oregon 37, Iowa 5 Wisconsin 34, Wisconsin 9 Purdue 9, Michigan State 0 Southeast Conference Georgia 8, Florida 16, Kentucky 14 Tennessee 31, Mississippi 10 Louisiana St. 20, Mississippi St. 16 Alabama 14, Miami (Fla. 6) Conference Arkansas 35, Southern Methodist 29 Baylor 42, Texas Tech 28 Texas A&M 24, Rice 14 Texas 47, Christian 21 Atlantic Coast Clemson 24, North Carolina 14 Duke 18, Wake Forest 3 Florida St. 24, Carolina St. 7 Fresno 47, Tulane 5 Penn State 57, Maryland 13 Virginia Tech 17, South Carolina 6 Pacific Eight California 36, Oregon 8 Southern Calif. 17, Oregon St. 13 Washington St. 14 Washington St. 46, San Jose St. 0 Stanford 24, Pacific 0 Air Force 28, Tulsa 8 Army 26, Pittsburgh 0 Syracuse 44, Navy 6 Notre Dame 34, Georgia Tech 6 Penn State 57, Maryland 13 Carolina St. 7 Virginia 63, Tulane 47 Virginia Tech 17, South Carolina 6 Alabama 14, Miami (Fla) 6 Major Indeper For the best in; 926 Mass. - Reweaving - Reweaving V1 3-0501 - Dry Cleaning - Alterations Miles then went to work and finally scored again to bring the Hawks within one at 22:21 with 9:31 remaining in the game. --morning than in all of our first seven games combined," Rawlinson said after treating the teams bumps and bruises Sunday. "We've got a lot of injuries, but only one serious—Killingsworth," he said. Pro standings Tomey decided to try for two and go for the win instead of a tie. A run by Phil Basler fell short and KU was still behind. National Football League Western Conference Central Division W L T Pct. Pts. Ops. Minnesota 6 4 0 100 216 153 Chicago 6 4 0 600 116 153 Detroit Bay 4 5 1 444 203 150 Detroit 3 6 1 .333 109 188 "Tomey said after the game that he was 'going for the win that he didn't want a tie." W L W T Pct. Pts. Ops. Baltimore 9 1 1 .900 293 108 Los Angeles 9 1 0 .900 293 108 San Diego 4 5 1 .444 197 220 Atlanta 4 5 0 .200 197 220 The Jayhawks tried twice after that to score again, but were stopped on downs once, and by another interception the other time. Eastern Conference Century Division W L W T Pct. Pts. OL Cleveland 7 3 0 .700 282 209 Everett 5 4 1 .700 262 190 New Orleans 3 4 1 .356 168 241 Pittsburgh 2 7 1 .286 168 241 Capitol Division Pinckney's interception in the second quarter led to KU's first score, a two-yard run by Dick Hertel. W L W T Pct. Pts. O.p. Dallas 8 2 0 .800 312 146 New York 8 2 0 .800 312 146 Philadelphia 7 4 0 .490 187 275 Philadelphia 0 10 0 .000 131 263 American Football League Eastern Division Eastern Division New York W L T Pct Pts. O.P. Houston 3 2 0 .455 213 261 Miami 3 6 1 .333 180 272 Boston 3 7 1 .333 180 272 Indiana 1 9 1 .100 151 285 Kansas City W L J T Pct Pts. OT San Diego 9 2 2 800 300 176 Oakland 8 2 2 800 339 169 Indiana 4 2 0 800 139 158 印尼曼谷 8 2 0 375 187 235 Western Division Yesterday's Game National League National League 16. Chicago 13 Atlanta 18, Cleveland 29, New Orleans 7 Cleveland 45, Pittsburgh 24 New York 7, Philadelphia 6 Dallas 44, Washington 24 San Francisco 20, Los Angeles 20, tie Minnesota 20, Detroit 71, St. Louis 0 American League Cincinnati 38, Miami 21 San Diego 67, Chicago 42 New York 32 Kansas City 31, Boston 17 Houston 17 Miami 15 Nationals Sunday Philadelphia at Cleveland Atlanta at St. Louis Atlanta at St. Louis New Orleans at Detroit New York at Los Angeles San Antonio at San Francisco San Francisco at Pittsburgh Green Bay at Washington Miami at Boston Oakland at Cincinnati Fort Washington D.C. New York at San Diego New York at Houston do not olay next Sunday Games Next Sunday National League Kansas led in almost all statistical categories in the game, but the four interceptions by K-State erased that advantage. American League TEAM STATISTICS | | KU | KSU | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | First Downs | 19 | 14 | | Rushing Yardage | 101 | 71 | | Passing Yardage | 136 | 85 | | Passes | 13-5-3-4 | 7-18-1 | | Runner Yardage | 28 | 128 | | Punts | 8-31.1 | 18-50.7 | | Fumbles Lost | 0 | 2 | | Yards Penalized | 50 | 61 | SCORE BY COUNT Kansas 0 6 1 23-12 Kansas State 7 7 8 0-22 KSU—McLane 1 run (Saekbaure kick) KSU-Melane 1 run (sackbairn kick) KU-Hertel 2 run (kick fight) KSU-Outlaw 14 pass from Morrison (sackbairn kick) KU-Safety, Narush tackled Brooks in end zone. KSU-Best 59 pass interception (McLeane, pass from Morrison) KSU-Mile 1 run (Pinkney kick) KU-Miles 2 run (run failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS DUAL STA RUSHING Kansas—Miles 26-67, Hertel 11-23, Basker 6-20, Tiger 1-(minus 9). K-State-Butler 13-36; Outlaw 6-19; Brooks 6-12; Crosby 1-2; Johnson 1- (minus 6). Morrison 7-(minus 43), McLane 24-51. 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