University Dalv Kansan. August 21. 1980
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KU vaudeville act tours state
By TRACEE HAMILTON
Sports Writer
SALINA-The KU athletic department is in town for its annual goodwill stop, a banquet designed to make friends and influence nookebooks.
There is Don Fambrough, the football coach; Tom Hedrick, the broadcaster; Ted Wews, the basketball coach; Bob Marcum, the athletic director; John Scott, an assistant athletic director; and Frank Snyder, the alumni field director.
The caravan of athletic officials are in the heart of Wildcat country for a combination Dean Martin roast and a visit to the arena. They are here for the local KU alums.
"WE DO NOT raise money from these trips." Novotny says. "We raise fire."
"John Novotny is the only guy I know who can give you seats in Tonganoxie and make you feel like you're sitting on a chair." Smyrsor says to lead off the one-liners.
They raise Friends because the
friends are asked to contribute to KI.
Friends are asked to contribute to KI.
Marcum and Hedrick and Owens join in to扑靶 fun at the others on the dias. But the jokes stop when the featured speaker takes the stand.
Most of the crowd had been to the
banquet a year ago. Some had been coming for years. All anticipate the highlight of the night—Don Fambrough.
FAMBROUGH'S SOOTHING southern drawl has charmed crowds all over the state. This time is to be no exception.
"I'm going to make this short," he bean.
Widespread disappointment, groans.
"I've got to go to the bathroom."
Gasps, loud laughter. Fambrough
the bait; the crowd choked
lolled out!
"It takes time to establish a new offense and defense and to learn about a new coaching staff," he said. "We know that we have to move heads up, and they want to be winners."
Fambridge, the second-term football coach, then spoke about 10 minutes on his efforts to rebuild the Jayhawks. He cautioned the crowd to be patient.
FAMBROUGH THEN went to recruiting. Smiles passed through the audience. He recalled a weekend rehearsal that he had planned at the last minute.
He invited several former KU players—Robert Miller, Delvin Nolan, Nolan Cromwell and David Japayao who had gone pro. None refused.
"Larry Brown came too, with four Super-Bowl rings," Fambrough said.
"And if you don't think that impressed those kids . . .
"All those recruiters begin to sound alike to those kids. They don't know that."
After the players spoke, Fambrough worked the recruits into a frenzy.
"Then," he said, "at the right moment, in came the KU marching band playing I'm a Jayhawk. 'And you know, every one of those kids signed with us."
Deafening applause. Alumni slapped each other on the back as though they were laughing.
BRINGING THEM back to reality, Fambrough said, "We're better, but we're not there yet. We've got to have your help."
"With all of us together, we'll get it done," he said. "I've never wanted to coach anywhere but the University of Kansas."
Old and young alike, the alums and
custs, leaped to their feet. Applauded.
Would you be surprised?
The audience nodded.
Now it is Owens' turn for a laugh.
"Don Fambrough is the only guy I know," he said. "I feel like repelling my senses, 'she said.'
AFTER THE BANQUET, Fam-
brough said that he enjoyed traveling an-
d exploring the park.
"Ted, we don't have time for you to repeat." Fambrou replied.
"Kansas City and Lawrence people are spilled," he said. "These people see us once a year. They want to know what's going on."
It is also the opportunity for alums to contribute to the athletic department. Bob Pickrell, president of District 8 of the Williams Educational Fund, said, requested at the banquet, requests would be mailed in the near future.
"It's good for us to get close to our people," he said. "We give them the opportunity to express their concerns."
NOVOTYN SAID that although no pledge cards were placed on the banquet table, someone from KU would organize volunteers and then ask for money.
For this reason, Novotny said he was unable to estimate how much money the 18 trips this year by the department would generate. But for KU alums in Colby, Wichita, Salina and other cities, the department will KU vaudeville act is always welcome.
"We do it for the love of the University," Pickrell said.
Team Statistics
Kansas 185
Opponents 182
First Downs 18th
Rushing 18th
Passing 61
Penalty 18
Atlanta 474
Yard Gained 1798
Yard Lost 513
Net Yield 1373
Average Attempt 2.7
Average Game 115.7
Losing Touchdown 12.8
Passing 274
Completed 124
Net Yardage 1082
Passing Touchdown 16
Had Intercepted 16
Had Attempted 16
Average Attempt 6.1
Average Gain 151.1
Total Offense 748
Flap 765
Yard Gain 3235
Yard Play 5.2
Average Gain 268.8
Penalties 50
Nearfield 61
Narrowness 471
names 47 52 24 46-172
Opponents 39 38 49 110-346
| | TC Galc Lost | TC Net Ave TLd | Long |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Sydney | 123 | 78 77 | 541 4.4 | 37 |
| Hagana* | 103 | 72 69 | 371 4.4 | 37 |
| Capena | 102 | 72 69 | 297 3.8 | 2 1 |
| Capena | 40 | 118 20 | 297 3.8 | 2 1 |
| Capena | 26 | 118 20 | 297 3.8 | 2 1 |
| Venere | 6 | 69 20 | 498 2.1 | 8 |
| Davis | 15 | 41 1 | 498 2.1 | 7 |
| Jones* | 15 | 41 1 | 498 2.1 | 7 |
| Boones* | 17 | 178 167 | 0.2 1 | 0 |
| S. Smith | 1 | 2 0 | 0.2 1 | 0 |
| Little* | 1 | 2 0 | - - - - | - - |
| Little* | 1 | 2 0 | - 15 - - | - - |
| K. Clinton* | 23 | 21 178 | - 15 - - | 0 |
T. Jones*
Bethke*
Lillis
K. Clinton*
S. Smith
Sydney
Hubach*
Alt Comp 2 Int Peg VAd TD Leng
3   2   10 64.7 94.7 587
3   2   10 64.7 94.7 587
6   2   64.5 84.5 1 672
143 55  1 64.5 85.7 570 1 672
143 55  1 64.5 85.7 570 1 672
1    0    0.0 0' 0    0    0
1    0    0.0 0' 0    0    0
1    0    0.0 0' 0    0    0
Receiving
No. Vcs Yds Ave TD Leng
12 York 435 18 7 1
Sydney 704 169 7.5 1
Little* 13 221 17.0 0 5
Murphy* 12 231 17.0 0 5
Solomon* 12 230 16.9 0 5
Mickens 11 144 13.1 1 3
Higgins* 11 144 13.1 1 3
Daniel 6 77 11.2 1 7
Schleicher 5 57 11.4 0 18
Clement 4 57 11.4 0 18
Kennaw 3 87 12.7 0 19
Wagoner 2 3 7.5 0 5
Kemp 2 3 7.5 0 5
Mack 2 4 2.5 0 5
Tackling Interior Linemen
UTT AT Total Loss
Gardner* 31 24 10
Jackson* 33 31 18
McCay* 31 31 18
Casey 21 21 12
Pace 21 21 12
Rodriguez 18 15 12
Hudgill* 18 15 12
Young             51     56      107    34
Merkle              54     58      107    34
Carbonell*         13     18      32    34
Toburen ***
Zeiden ***
B
Determinant of Irwin*
Irvin* 64 39 103 0-0
Wattette 42 47 89 0-0
Turgpich 24 13 47 0-0
Miller 12 23 27 0-0
*Will not return for 1960 season
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