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University Daily Kansan Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1958
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Coach Jack Mitchell put the Jayhawkers through a light practice yesterday in preparation for the Colorado game next Saturday.
Working without pads, the team
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worked against a single wing attack which Colorado uses. Following the workout the team viewed movies of the Oregon State game.
Offense Improved
"In the Oregon State game our offense improved." Mitchell said. "We moved the ball well when we could hold onto it."
Missing from practice was starting halfback Duane Morris. Morris received a knee injury in the Oregon State game.
Starting tackle John Peppercorn also received a knee injury in the game. It is undetermined how long he will be out of action. Other injured players are end Dale Remsberg with a dislocated elbow. He will be out for about five weeks. Fullback Fred Bukaty is also nursing a knee injury.
Marshall To Halfback In yesterday's practice, Mitchell
made numerous changes. Quarterback Bob Marshall was shifted to starting left halfback. Bill Crank replaced Marshall as first team quarterback and Larry McKown moved to the second team. Roger Hill was moved to second team end after spending the earlier part of the season on the third and fourth team in the backfield.
Two members of the third team backfield have been moved to the line. Ron Michaels and Bill Fisher are now playing third string tackle and guard respectively.
Pro Player Injured
WASHINGTON — (UPI) — Offensive halfback Sid Watson of the Washington Redskins will be sidelined from two to four weeks because of two broken ribs suffered in last Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Sooner Coach Doubts New Offense Will Click
Sober-faced Oregon scouts complained today that their next foe, Oklahoma, is the fastest team they have ever seen and said that Oregon will have to play a perfect game to even stay close.
By United Press International
But gloom news also came from Oklahoma. Coach Bud Wilkinson maintained that his new look offense won't click Saturday against Oregon.
Wilkinson said Oregon's defense is to be feared. Oregon, which played Ohio State to a near standstill in the Rose Bowl and which has led the Pacific Coast conference in defense for two straight seasons, plays the nation's number one team at Norman, Okla.
Oklahoma State went into secret practices today after a 50-minute drill on aerial angles yesterday.
MU in Bad Shape
Missouri's Dan Devine complained, "We're in the poorest physical shape of the year."
The Tigers have five starters among the injured. So it's with a long list of strains and pains that Missouri tries to warm up for the Texas Aggies.
Colorado's Dal Ward concentrated on tackle drills for his Buffs because he wasn't pleased with tackling in the Kansas State game last Saturday. First string end Kirk Campbell will be out of action against Kansas Saturday.
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Iowa State Coach Clay Stapleton sent his unbeaten Cyclones through a hard scrimmage yesterday because movies showed they did "a lot of things poorly, last week." Stapleton said earlier this season
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Kansas State Coach Bus Mertes hinted he may make some lineup shifts this week.
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