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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, Sept. 19, 1957
Big 8 Grid Roundup
Rash Into Tigers Starting Lineup
COLUMBIA, Mo.—(UP)—Junior guard Charlie Rash, an extrapoint specialist last season, moved today into Missouri's starting football lineup for the opening game against Vanderbilt Saturday.
Rash, who kicked most of Missouri's extra points last fall but didn't win a letter, probably will alternate with Senior Pete Jensen, regular left guard in 1956. ?
The Missouri squad will leave by air Friday for Nashville. Coach Frank Broyles will run the team through a light drill Friday night at Dudley Stadium as a warm-up for the Saturday night season opener.
Kicking was stressed Wednesday as the Tigers completed heavy contact work for the week.
Bus Stresses Defense
MANHATTAN, Kan., —(UP) —Defensive assignments were emphasized in Kansas State's football practice yesterday.
Coach Bus Mertes kept his charges out of any serious contact work in the session of more than two hours. The players were shown Wyoming plays and worked on kickoffs and conversions.
Today's practice will be the last for the K-Staters before the game with Wyoming University at Laramie Saturday. The Wildcats will leave Friday by plane to Cheyenne and then ride a bus to Laramie.
I-State 'Improved'
AMES, Iowa,—(UP) —Iowa State football coach Jim Myers said today his squad looked "much improved" in Wednesday's practice.
The Cyclones ran through offensive and defensive drills against dummies.
Left guard Bob Bird suffered a severe cut on his left cheek during the workout and Myers said he doesn't know if he will play against Denver in the opener Saturday.
Iowa State's backfield was bolstered by the return of fullback Prentiss Lamont, who had been on the causalty list.
To Stop At Ohio State
NORMAN, Okla.,—(UP) Coach Bud Wilkinson said todav his mighty Oklahoma Sooners will work out Friday at Ohio State University, Columbus, while en route to Pittsburgh for the season opener Saturday.
Forty-two players will be aboard a chartered airline when it takes off today, including backfill Ed (Wahoo) McDaniel, who was released from the hospital. However, McDaniel, injured in practice two weeks ago, will not get into the game.
Seeking their 41st victory in a row
TCU Coach Worried Also
While Chuck Mather worries about the way TCU has manhandled Kansas in the past, Abe Martin in Forth Worth is concerned over the 10 returning starters on the Jayhawker squad.
Martin is especially concerned about the speed Kansas will show against his Horned Frogs. He cites Don Feller, El Dorado's tall junior college all-American as a top threat who will gain ground through speed rather than brute force.
Mather, meanwhile, cites Martin's No. 1 fullback Buddy Dike as being "as good as any."
Today the squad will review offensive and defensive patterns designed for TCU. Mather said he would take 40 men to Fort Worth. The team will leave Lawrence at 9:15 a.m. Friday and arrive in Fort Worth at 1 p.m.
at Pittsburgh, the Sooners engaged in a 45-minute, no-pads workout yesterday.
Two Huskers Injured
LINCOLN, Neb., —(UP) All players of Nebraska's football squad, except end Clarence Cook, are in condition for the game with Washington State Saturday.
Cook is the only Cornhusker still on the injured list. Several others returned to practice yesterday.
Coach Bill Jennings still hasn't decided on who will start at left hairback and right tackle.
The battle for backfield spot is between Carroll Zaruba, Jim Hergenreter and Bennie Dillard.
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Eight KU football games will be broadcast by station KLWN. The station will not broadcast the TCU or Miami games because these contests will be played at night. KLWN is a day station.
KLWN To Air Eight Games
The KU record for the most fumbles in one game is nine by the 1955 team against Iowa State.
KLWN will broadcast the Oregon State game at 1 p.m., Colorado at 2:30 p.m., Iowa State at 1 p.m., Oklahoma at 1:30 p.m., Nebraska at 1:30 p.m., Kansas State 1 p.m., Oklahoma State at 1 p.m., Missouri 1 p.m.
From Milwaukee owner Lou Perini right down to the Milwaukee batboy there was a feeling today that the worst was over, and the rest of the National League took the Braves' four-game lead to mean that the pennant race was over.
Braves Breathe Easier
The Braves could almost feel the flag in their fingers after they defeated the Giants, 8-2. Wednesday for their third straight victory while the Dodgers defeated the faltering second-place Cardinals, 6-1.
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