University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, August 29, 1973
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'Hawks Eating Less; Meals Remain Good
Athletes require a tremendous amount of food to satisfy their above normal appetites, and they too, are feeling the effects of the food shortage that has hit most areas of the country.
Paul Sinclair, coordinator of meals for the athletes on scholarship, said that the normal process of acquiring meat was no longer sufficient.
"We have to make more contacts with meat wholesalers," Sinclair said, "and sometimes we're not sure where the delivery will come from. 'We're experiencing the pinch just like everyone else."
Another impact of the food shortage is the quantity of food that is served to the athletes. Although the quantity has diminished, the quality still remains high, and as a result, player reciprocation has been tremendous. Sinclair said.
The most difficult time for buying meat and other products appears to be over, Paul.
"At around the first of August was the most serious time for us," Bancalier said. "At
Chiefs Make Player Limit
KANSA CITY, Mo. (AP)—The Kansas City Chiefs got down to the 49-player limit required by the National Football League and one of them was picked up immediately.
Veteran offensive lineman Sid Smith was claimed off the injured waiver list by the Houston Oilers. The 6-foot-4, 260-pound guard and tackle was not expected to see action for the Chiefs this season because of knee surgery for an Aug. 4 exhibition injury.
Smith was the Chiefs' No. 1 draft choice out of Southern Cal in 1970. He played a backup role and on the specialty teams in all 14 regular season games last year.
Released on unconditional waivers were Keith Best, Kansas State; John Embree, Los Angeles State; Fletcher Smith, Tennessee State; John Lohmehner, Emporia State; Fred Gramban, Michigan; Wilbur Lincoln, New Mexico; Richard Lincoln Minor, New Mexico State; Richard Sargent, Newberry College, and John Wood, Louisiana State.
Best played on the Chiefs' specialty teams last year.
The Chiefs also placed wide receiver Andy Hamilton on the deactivation list. He has brushed ribs and must miss the next two games.
Riggins Leaves Training Camp; Pact Talks Fail
"The way I see it now, don't think I'll be back," said Rigues as he left cam.
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. (AP)—New York Jets' fullback John Riggs walked out of training camp yesterday after failing to come to contract terms with the club.
The 6-foot-3, 233-pound fullback is reportedly asking for a $120,000 contract and is willing to wait until his demands are met. Riggins met with Coach Weeb Ewbank Monday night but was unable to come to terms.
"John is a fine young man," said Ewbank. "I think he's sincere and everything he said he believed. We're just unable to meet his demands."
Riggins met Ewbank again briefly Tuesday morning but the contract was not discussed. The 23-year-old, second-year student, was on her way to a new en route to his home in Centralia, Kan.
Riggins reported to camp last week after a 5½-week holdout, but did not see action in the Jets' 'lost to St. Louis over the weekend.
He told Ewbank that he does not want to be traded and will be open to new offers from the team.
Riggins was named the Jets' most valuable player last season when he gained 94 points.
A major concern for Sinclair is the high prices on commodities don't appear to be decreasing.
enough meat to serve everyone. With the tension ensuing it appears we won't have the meat they want.
sports
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go up it takes a very long time for it to go down. Prices have doubled on some com-
mercials.
CHARLTON HESTON in
Cooking oils are another concern for Sinclair and his staff since they serve three meals each day. Prices aren't going down because the oil supply program will be hit hard by the high costs.
"Many items have increased from 15 to 28 percent over the past three months," Sinclair said, "and it is just becoming more difficult as many products on hand are discontinued."
SUA Science Fiction Tuesday, Sept. 4 $75^{\circ}$ 7:30
Sinclair, who is starting his fourth year as meal supervisor, said the most rewarding part of his job is to see the athletes enjoy themselves in a relaxed atmosphere.
He said that he had been most impressed with the pride the players take in keeping the dining hall in excellent condition. The chef also said that despite being used three times a day,
SUA Film Society
"The players have just been great," Sinclair said, "and we have developed many lasting friendships. This is the reward we get from working here. We have never had any big problems, to speak of, and the players can take pride in knowing they have acted like gentlemen while they have lived and eaten here at Jayhawker Towers."
Thursday, Aug. 30
The Suitor
CLEVELAND (AP)—Frank Duffy knocked in two runs and the Cleveland Indians took advantage of those Kansas City fielding to beat the Royals 4-3 Tuesday.
Errors Cause Royals Loss
The Indians scored a run in the first in-
ning of a run-scorring single by John Lowe
Lewtert
An error charged to third baseman Paul Schalel led to two unrained runs in the sixth when the Indians scored three times for a 4-0 lead and dragged Draco, 12-13.
Cleveland start Tom Timmerman, 84, was taken out of the game in the eighth in favor of Ken Sanders, who gave up a three-run homer to Fran Healy.
Also, a ten-film pass good for any ten films in the Classical, Film Society, and/or Special Film Series. Season tickets available at SUA Office.
$5 each.
7:30 & 9:30
SUA Film Series tickets now available for Science Fiction, Classical, and Film Society.
THE LAST PICTURE SHOW
SUA Popular Films
75c
Cybil Shepard Ben Johnson
Ginnie Leachman
Friday, Aug. 31 7:00 p.m.
& 9:30 p.m.
directed by Peter Bogdanovich starring
Sat, Sept 1 2:00, 4:30,
7:00 and 9:30 75°
SUA Classical Films
THE SEVENTH SEAL
directed by
Ingmar.Bergman
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