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Thursday, October 25, 1973
University Daily Kansan
Carole Hadl—Fam's Unseen Assistant
The clock on Carole Hadi's office wall read 35 Wildcats past the hour of the Jayhawk, which translated into 5:35 p.m. The carole was still at work. The situation illustrated one difference between her and the other, that of a nine-50-large business secretary.
Larose has worked for Don Fambrough, University of Kansas head football coach, for almost nine years. She was 36 when she began working for the then assistant coach, Fambrough who became head coach before the 1971 season. She is one of two secretaries in the administration.
Her interest in athletics began early, Carole says, John Hadi, Carole's brother, has played professional football since his graduation from KU in 1962.
"My brother was always involved in sports," she says. "When I grew up, I didn't know there was anything to do on a weekend but to go a football or basketball game. My interest in sports increased when John attained some success in football."
sports
"There have never been two days the same around here," she says. "Different players come in every day either to talk a coach, to get some mail or just to talk about a problem they have. It's a very rewarding experience watching the players as they
Different years bring different teams and consequently different experiences for players.
mature from their freshman year to their senior year."
"The Orange Bowl year of 1968 was a fantastic season," she says. "It seemed that all the players, coaches and supporters of that team were rewarded by the trip to the bowl game. But the next year, was the year KU won only one game and lost nine.
"You go as the team goes. If it wins, then the rest of the year goes well."
CAROLE SAYS her job entails more than just secretarial work. At the college level, she says, she can watch boys grow into men through athletics.
It's a very rewarding feeling," she says,
"to watch它 grow because I fell like I'm
growing with them. I've usually known them from the time of their recruitment. College, and the football they play, is a very important part of life for them."
Fambrough says, "There are so many things involved in her job. There are so many things she does for the program. At this time of the year, her hours parallel those of the coaches. There's so much to be done, including work for the upcoming games, recruitment and working with the coaching staff, and think a secretary can be as important as an assistant coach to our program here at KU."
Finley Fights Williams' Departure
CHICAGO (AP) - Controversial owner Charles Finley of the world champion Oakland A'signed a new controversy yesterday by refusing to release Manager Dick Williams to the New York Yankees without compensation.
Without compesation, Finley said, "there will be court action."
Finley told The Associated Press he "stunned" the Yankees at an American League meeting here Tuesday by denying they were better than any managerial successor to Ralph Houk.
Williams announced his resignation as Oakland manager Sunday just after his A's won the World Series from the New York Mets and reportedly was sewed up to
Buffs Picked to Beat MU; 'Hawks Favored by 15
Four nationally ranked teams meet four unranked teams in this week's Big Eight action, and when Saturday's smoke clears, Oklahoma may only undefeated team
Loe: week the Kansas prognosticians had a good绩点, picking all four games correctly. The staff predictors now have a 65 percent chance in an 838 percentage.
This weeks nicks are:
Oklahoma 32, Kansas St. 13
The Sooners appear to be the class of the
Playoffs Next Week In Intramural FB
The men's intramural football program is in the last week of regular season games. The final game is scheduled for Nov. 1. The playoffs will begin Friday, Nov. 2.
Fraternity B
Fraternity A
Division I—Phi Delta Theta 4-0
Division II—Phi Gamma Theta 4-0
Division I - Delta Chi 4-1
Division II - Alpha Kappa Lambda 2-0
Division III - Delta Tau Delta, Sigma Phi
Division IV - Delta Theta 3-0
Division V - Delta Theta 3-0
Independent F
independent A
Division I—McCollum 4-0
Division II—Kunsters 4-0
The playoffs will be by single elimination, there will be a hill champion in each of the two.
Division I—The Ment 4-0
Division II—Law Gorillas 3-0
Division III—Jake 4-0
Division IV—SOB 3-0
Division V—Fire Birds 2-0
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league, but don't expect a repeat of last year's 52-4 out. The Wildcats have looked stronger every week, and they'll be playing in Purple Pride land.
Nebraska 20, Oklahoma St. 16
Nebraska 28, Oklahoma State 18
The Cowboys had a good win track, but watch out for the Cowboys. This could be a close one, but Nebraska's defense has had success against the wolf atchense.
replace Houk, recently signed as the Detroit Tiger manager.
"HE (FAMBROUGH) is a man I think
one respects," Carole says. "He
really cares about the players. I've enjoyed
working for him very much because of his
loyalty and love of the young men who play
for him."
Colorado 20. Missouri 15
FINLEY Dike SANEK board chairman George Steinbrenner and president Gabe Paul asked permission to talk to Williams about the managerial post.
"I said 'absolutely not,' said Finley. "They seemed stunned and wanted to know why. I told them as recently as two months ago, I extended Dick Williams' contract an additional year through 1975 and rehired his staff through next season."
This is the upset of the week. The Buffaloes always play one outstanding game each season. Last year it was against Oklahoma. This time it will be against the Chargers, who were up after last year's loss to OU, and the Tiger defense is due for a ledow.
Kansas 30, Iowa St. 15
The KU defense may have a lewdown against the Cyclones after last week's effort against Nebraska. But Dave Jaynes and should come back strong. Iowa State quarterback Jonah Johnson caught two-point loss to Kansas City, but the 'Hawks are too talented.
Finley said Steinbrenner "assured me they were not going to talk to Williams—he was out of his picture altogether because I refused them permission."
The next reaction during the AL meeting at which Yankee general manager Lee MacPhail was named new league president was "quite a powwow," according to Finley, between Yankee and Detroit officials over the siming of Houk.
"I WASN'T in on the talk, which also involved Joe Cronin, but Steinbern told me the Tigers never did ask permission to take them out of town, left on his Yankees contract," said Filey.
"Steinbrenner told me he was going to the Detroit people and ask for compensation himself. Don't be surprised if these things wind up in court. I certainly hope they don't."
"What I'm really saying is that I’m not willing to allow Dick to come to New York, provided New York compensates me. I don’t want to lose Dick." He said. "We have a contract, we committed or there will be court action."
Finley said he advised Williams by telephone yesterday morning of his refusal to permit the Yankees to negotiate with his title-winning manager.
"I just brought Dick Williams up to date on what happened," said Finley. "Dick and I are going to be talking again tomorrow morning."
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Being secretary to a head football coach in the big Eight is a full-time job, Carole
"The busiest time, of course, is in the fall when the season is in progress," she says. "But there's a lot to do the rest of the year. I send out letters to high school players that KU is hopeful of recruiting. I then keep in touch with these players during their senior year."
Carole says this includes everything from arranging visits to the campus to sending them general information about the University."
SCHEDULE OF WORKSHOPS:
POLITICAL ACTION SEMINAR Saturday, October 27-Wescoe Hall
No to 1 p.m. (and repeated from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.)
MONEY (how, and where, to get it)
SWADLEY RETAIL LIQUOR
The teams meet in Big Eight conference action, where the Cyclones are 0.4 and the Titans are 0.7.
MONEY (how and where to get it!) MEMORIAS (who should be in the office of Law, KU, former campaign director and legislative assistant to U.S. Representative Lou Stokes) WORK HOURS
"We have been bringing him along slow," and hope he will play some Saturday.
COMMUNITY ACTION
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REPAYING OUR DEBT TO THE NATIVE AMERICANS
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WORKING WITH LABOR
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Wescoe Hall #4035
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AMES town (IAP) - Offensive guard Dan Kneller, a two-year letterman, may be able to return to Iowa State's football lineup when the Cyclones host the University of Kansas in their homecoming game. Coach Earle Bruce said yesterday.
injury all fall, has played in only one of ISU's first five games.
WHAT PLACE HAS A FEMINIST IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY?
A member, by president of the Republican State Executive Committee
Wescor Heald
WHAT CAN YOU DO IN AN OFF YEAR: INVOLVEMENT IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Jim Halsig, Kansas State Young Democrat President
Wescoe Hall #4019
HOW TO LOBBY SUCCESSFULLY
Roberta Sharp, State Lobbyist for Kansas Women for Highway Safety
Wesco Hall #4034
WORKING WITH LABOR
Wesco WHIT
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Avonne Crow, KASMAN City, Kan., teacher, Panel of American Women
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Welfare Rights Organization
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WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE AND CAN BE DONE IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE
Ruth Wilkin, Kansas State Representative
ISU Guard May Play Saturday
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RACISM AND SEXISM
Kneller, who has been slowed by a knee
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ALTERNATIVES TO PARTY POLITICS
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REPAYING OUR DEBT TO THE NATIVE AMERICANS
A program of the Fall Open Forum—Funded through the Student Activity Fee
REPAYING OUR DEBT TO THE NATIVE AMERICANS
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