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Buffs Virtually Free Of Injuries
Kansas will start about the same lineup against Colorado Saturday as was started against Oregon State in Memorial Stadium last week with the exception of quarterback Bob Marshall.
In Boulder coach Dallas Ward said today that tackle Wayne Stark was the only Colorado player on the ailing list.
Ward said the Colorado squad is virtually free of injuries and that a flurry of head colds abated in Thursday's workout. Stark is still nursing a knee injury suffered in the Utah game.
Ward ran his team through a 15-minute line skirmage Thursday but otherwise restricted practice to light limbering up.
In Lawrence, Coach Chuck Mather's first and second units worked on pass offense and defense Thursday. The 36-man Jayhawker squad left this morning for Kansas City where they boarded a 9 a.m. plane to Denver. Matter planned to work out about 20 minutes in Denver stadium this afternoon.
K-State In Final Heavy Session
MANHATTAN — (UP) — Kansas State's football squad worked behind locked gates in Memorial Stadium Thursday for its final heavy practice for Saturday's Big Eight game with Nebraska.
Both offense and defense were polished in a 2-hour dummy scrimmage.
Coach Bus Mertes said there might be some changes in his starting lineup before the kickoff. The lineup is ends Don Zadnik and Jim Luzinski, tackles Jack Keelan and Wally Carson, guards Gene Meier and Jaydee Stinston, center Ellis Rainsberger, quarterback Dick Corbin, halfbacks Gene Keady and Keith Wilson, and fullback Ray Glaze.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — (UP) — Missouri Coach Frank Broyles hoped today to have his backfield in its best form so far this season for Saturday's clash with the tough Texas Aggies.
MU In Best Form
Right halfback Charlie James, although not a starter, probably will be in action for the first time this season. He has been sidelined with an ankle injury.
A sophomore speedster, Bob Anderson, has just returned and will be in pads although he may not get into the game. Otherwise the backfield corps should be at full strength.
Work 30 Minutes
NORMAN, Okla — (UP) — Only a 30-minute workout was scheduled today for Oklahoma's powerful football squad.
After the brief drill, the Sooners will permit Iowa State to use the field for a practice session for the clash here Saturday. The Iowans flew in today.
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Friday, Oct. 4, 1957
6:00 Report One
6:05 Sincerely Yours
6:05 Campus Calendar
6:45 Spotlite Time
7:00 Bookstore Hour
8:00 Wire News
8:05 University Theatre Concert
The Kansas lineup includes John Peppercorn and Jim Letcvits at ends, Bok Craus and Tom Russell at guards, Chet Vanatta at center, Wally Strauch at quarterback, Charles McCue and Homer Floyd at halfback and Don Feller at fullback.
Marshall, whose knee was injured in the Oregon State game and No. 1 left tackle Frank Gibson, who injured a shoulder against TCU, and John Wertzberger, No. 2 center, will not see action for KU.
8:30 Getting To Know You
8:45 Show Tunes
9:30 Final Scope
9:45 Public Service
10:00 Musical Mixtures
10:30 Lucky Strike Music
11:00 Musical Mixtures
12:00 Sign Off
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Sigma Epsilon dropped a 20-0 decision to Sigma Nu and Sigma Chi defeated Delta Sigma Phi, 32-6 in Thursday's Fraternity A intramural football competition.
Two Romps In IM Games
In Fraternity B games Sigma Chilost to ATO, 13-6 and Acacia edged Alpha Phi Alpha, 2-0.
Games Today
Independent A
Pearson vs. Rochdale, field 1.
McCook vs. Foster, field 4.
Fraternity A
Beta No. 2 vs. Phi Gam No. 2,
field 2.
PiKa vs. Phi Kappa Sigma, field 5.
Oklahoma won the major college total offense and rushing offense championships last year by a wide margin.
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