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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Tuesday, November 5, 1968
Undefeated 1923 team impressed
KU fielded its last undefeated football team in 1923—a队 which ended its season with a 5-0-3 record.
There were no bowl offers to look forward to, no frazzel-haired cheerleaders screaming "We're number one" for this was the era of Knute Rockney and the fabled Notre Dame football teams of the 1920's. There was not much national recognition for a team in the northeastern part of Kansas.
Members of this 1923 Jayhawk football team may not have received much glory for their efforts, but Saturday when
KU took on and beat Colorado in the annual homecoming game, they looked on with great pride at the 1968 Jayhawks.
"The players are so much bigger, faster and more agile today," exclaimed Charles Black, captain of the 1923 team after Saturday's game.
Sitting beside Black was Harold Burt, who played halfback and linebacker on the squad.
"What Harold says about how big they are today is right," Burt said. "Why, I'd feel like a midget out there now and I thought I was big."
A sparkle came to both men's
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"We played the entire 60 minutes," Black said enthusiastically. "Nowadays there is so much specialization. You have kick-off teams, offensive teams, defensive teams and even field goal teams."
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First round action in KU's football intramural program was completed yesterday with eight teams advancing to the quarter final round today.
"Yes," Burt agreed, "Also more coaches are used—almost one for every position," he laughed. "Well, maybe not every position, but there are a lot more coaches. We only had a line coach and a backfield coach."
After graduation from KU, Black spent eight years coaching basketball . . . six years at the University of Nebraska and two years at Grinnell College in Iowa. He recently retired after working 32 years for a Toledo, Ohio glass firm.
Eight advance in intramurals
In the fraternity "A" league, Beta Theta Pi defeated Phi Kappa Theta 34-6 and Tau Kappa Epsilon beat Phi Delta Theta 14-8.
Fraternity "B" games saw Delta Upsilon trouncing Sigma Chi 32-0, Theta Chi winning over Beta Theta Pi No. 2 7-0, Alpha KappaLambda beating Lambda Chi Alpha 12-0, and Kappa Sigma taking a 6-6 game from Phi Gamma Delta on the basis of most vards.
Independent "A" teams were idle yesterday, but in Independent "B" league, the College Kids whipped Beta Tau 25-0 and the Retards defeated Chthonia Squaxon 6-0.
Scheduled for today are games in both "B" leagues. All games start at 4 p.m.
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