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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, Oct. 2, 1958
Backs' Bobbles Reduced In Scrimmage Play
Several Kansas football players carried footballs with them wherever they went this week and judging from performances in yesterday's practice they seem to have gotten more used to them.
Quarterback Bill Crank, left half-back Bobby Marshall and others carried the footballs in Coach Jack Mitchell's attempt to cure the Jayhawkers of a recent siege of fumbles.
The first and second units worked on goal line offense and also went through defensive formations against Colorado's single-wing offense.
The contact work was rough on the goal-line stand and observers remarked that the Jayhawkers showed better spirit than the previous day.
Veteran lineman Tom Russell was back in the lineup after sitting out the first two games with an injured knee.
Homer Floyd, right halfback, and Doyle Shick, fullback, filled out the backfield.
Chet Vanatta was back at the first unit's center spot after John Wertzberger worked there Tuesday.
The first and second units alternated between running offensive patterns against practice dummies and defending against single-wing plays early in the afternoon.
After a brisk running session Mitchell called it a dav.
Teams Struggle for Bowling Title
Intramural bowling in the Kansas Union is now in its third week. Reports of team standings indicate competition is high. In one league, two teams are tied for first place, and in another one-half point separates the first and second place teams.
Team Standings
MIXED LEAGUE W
Mixed Tags 8
Dan's Team 5
Goof Offs 5
Rocks 3
L
0
3
3
5
Spastics
Bob's Kats
MIXED COUPLES
Ha-Ha's
Odd Balls
Bomar's
I. & F.
G, & B.
BLUE LEAGUE
Pickups
Taps
Strike Outs
Triangle
Alpha Tau Omega
At least one problem that troubled the Jayhawkers before the Texas Christian University game has been licked. The new blue uniforms now fit without a hitch.
Jayhawkers One Ahead Now; All Uniforms Are Right Size
It seems that when the team tried the uniforms on before the last home game, they were found to be too long, Jack Eskridge, equipment manager, solved the problem by rushing the uniforms to a cleaning plant. The plant was able to shrink them enough to fit.
2 6
1 7
W 7
L 1
$6\mathrm{I}_2$ $11\mathrm{I}_2$
4 4
4 7
1 7
W L
7 1
5 3
5 3
5 3
3 5
That was just one of the problems faced by Eskridge in his work. It is his job to have clean equipment available every day for members of the team.
Eskridge said that to completely equip a player for a game it costs over $200. This includes a rain cap and cold-weather jacket.
In a sense, KU travels for every game as far as equipment is concerned. The equipment must be packed and transported from Allen Field House to Memorial Stadium for home games.
This is done on Friday evenings so that the equipment is waiting for the players Saturday morning when they return from an overnight rest at Topeka.
Don Pierce, Kansas Sports Publicity Director, was an All Big Six football player in 1940.
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Bullies
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Peyton Place
Rollers
Stevenson
Alpha Tau Omega IV
SUNSET LEAGUE
Alpha Omicron Pi
Pinsters
GSP Uppers
Alpha Phi
Alpha Chi Omega
Pi Beta Phi
CHALK LEAGUE
Mules
Kappa Sigma
Misfits
Alpha Tau Omega VI
Phi Kappa Psi
Beta Theta Pi II
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