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University Daily Kansan Wednesday. Oct. 2, 1957
Four Lettermen Returning To KU Swim Team
Four returning lettermen from last year's swimming squad and two sophomores are KU's bij hopes for the coming season, according to Jay Markley, swimming coach.
Markley is relying on sophomore Jared Piety and junior letterman, Jon Poort. to be the big point winners this year.
"Both boys are distant swimmers and should match anyone in the conference," Markley said.
"Although we are trying to build the team this year, we hope to give Iowa State a real tussle for second place," continued the swimming mentor.
The other three lettermen are Steve Hill, junior; Frank Freudenthal, senior; and Bill Matthews, senior. These boys are all expected to gain points in their respective divisions. Freudenthal is especially counted on to gain points for the team in the backstroke.
"Another hopeful is Lloyd Ferrell, junior, who swam two years at Wichita East high school!" said Coach Markley. "Lloyd could help us quite a bit in the backstroke."
"Two more sophomores, Jim Laidlaw and John Jeffery, have impressed me very much and might prove to be a big help to the team," Markley added.
"As far as diving is concerned, I don't know as of yet how we stand. Shirley Hughes, head of the Women Physical Education classes is handling all our divers. As of now, I would say, Bill Matthews should lead us in that department," said the coach.
16 Schools On Schedule
Bill Easton's freshman cross country squad opens its postseason October 12, against Kansas Stute and Colorado. The schedule has the voting Jayhawkers pitted against 16 other schools.
The fresh 2-mile postal meets are not run in the same manner as the varsity cross country meets. Each school competing in the postal meet has its members run two miles against time, and then all schools mall their times to the opposing coaches and the places and winners are determined by the times.
This year's freshman squad has some highly praised performers. Although there are only a few men out, Easton expects the squad to give an excellent account of itself.
"We have four real fine boys," Easton remarked, "Bill Mills, Dan Ralston, Wayne Sullwold and Tuck Mason all look impressive."
Mills, from Haskell Institute, is state mile and cross country champion.
"Any other freshman boys on the campus that would like to be on the team and have an urge to run are more than welcome." Easton said.
The schedule:
the schedule:
October 12—Kansas State, Colorado
October 12—Kansas State, Colorado.
October 19—Iowa State, Drake.
October 26—Nebraska, Michigan.
Michigan State.
November 2 - Oklahoma Missouri
November 2 - Oklahoma State Texas,
Texas
february 6 - Collegiate Illinois
Kimball, Lawton Lead GSP Team
Judy Kimball and Martha Lawton ed the Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall upperclassmen to a basketball 12-12 victory over Douthart Hall Tuesday night.
Miss Kimball threw in 16 points and Miss Lawton scored 15 points while playing a clever floor game. Severly Hardin played a good game is guard for the team.
Peggy Owens, Parsons and Cherie Miller played a good game as guards or Douthart.
In the only other game played Chi Omega sorority defeated Alpha Delta Pi, 22-9. Other games scheduled were postponed due to sickness.
After much juggling in an attempt to establish three solid units, freshman football coach Rex Grossart today named first, second and third teams.
Grossart Names Three Frosh Teams
He said the three teams are evenly matched and it was very hard to pick a first eleven.
On the temporary first team are ends Joe Sprekelmeyer, Fort Worth, Tex., and Mike Cavanaugh, McPherson; tackles Jim Ragan, Lawrence, and Stan Kirshman, Jefferson City, Mo. and Rudolph Mauser, Fort Worth, Tex., guard.
Center Jerry Brown, Hutchinson,
quarterback Don Wrench, Lawrence,
fullback Doyle Schick, Lawrence,
right halfback Ron Michaels, Hi-
wathea and left halfback Roger Hill.
Augusta make up the backfield.
Couch Grossart said there has been
much interchanging between the top three units, and any man has a chance to move up.
"The squad as a whole has remarkable natural ability, and we just need time to work on many details," he said.
All Have Natural Ability
Grossart said that in rating the players the conches have placed most stress on speed and agility. He said the conches have been very pleased with the attitudes of the men on the sound.
The freshmen will have two games this fall. They meet Kansas State Oct. 26 in Memorial Stadium and play Missouri at Columbia Nov. 8.
The tentative first team is both tall and heavy. Five of the linemen are over 200 pounds and all but one are at least six feet tall. One backfield combination which
has run on the first team averages 190 pounds per man.
The second unit has ends Jim Goodrich, Sedalia, Mo., and Bill Allen. Kansas City, Mo.; tackles Jim Schartz, Ellinwood, and Ted Mikalinos, Nanticoke, Pa.; guards Larry Martin, Wakefield, and James Spry, Centralia, Mo.
Center Leon Brunton, Perry,
quarterback Dave Woolery, Kansas
City, Kan., fullback Norman Mailen,
Clay Center, right halfback Jan
Sikorsky, Mt. Pleasant, Penn., left
halfback Jim Baker, Kansas City,
Mo.
On the third team are ends Harry Jolley, Topeka, and Charles Thorston, Coffeville; tackles Jim Broyles, Evanston, Ill., and Geoffrey Schwerin, Kansas City, Mo.; guards Harry Craig, Lawrence, and Bill Tourtilott. Newton.
Center Sam Zickefoose. Rossville
quarterback Joe Spurney, Belleville, fullback Bill Zagar, Arma, right halfback Bill Teague, Wichita, left halfback Terry Kiser, Omaha, Neb.
Quarterback Interchange
Coach Grossart said two other quarterbacks, Ed Alberg, Topeka, and Steve Newcomer, Omaha, Neb., have been interchanging with the three previously mentioned quarterbacks.
Thorston and Broyles were both on the first team until they shifted positions. They have to work their way up from the third team, on which they are now listed.
Eighteen lettermen were lost from the 1957 Oklahoma football team through graduation. It was the first time that Bud Wilkinson lost both his first and second team quarterbacks.
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