THE UNIVERSITY DAILY
KANSAN
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Fans' hopes may be too high, Moore says
Sports Editor
BY STEVE SCHOENFELD
One year. That all it took for University of Kansas football fans to get greedy.
A slice of success—a 7-5 season, a fourth place finish in the Big Eight and a trip to the Sun Bowl—and the fans are begging for
And that's just what Moore, Bad Moore,
the second coach, who guided the
the team in Nickoff returns last season, was expected to contend for a No. 1 cornerback spot, but he suffered a knee injury in a game that would probably be out for the entire season.
Lydok Sobek, the No. 2 light end last year as a freshman, suffered a crushed verbiage and a torn Achilles muscle miss this season. Dave Henges, an offensive lineman who was listed as the No. 2
school's career rushing leader. Campfield is an excellent blocker and a very underrated ball carrier. Banks and Hawks are the best of backups the Jayhawks have ever had.
But behind them, Moore warned, the Jayhawks are thin. Sharp Sharpe, a 511, 175-pound senior; Max Ediger, a 64, 190-pound junior. Mr. Ediger is one of the 180-bound者 who was a junior college All-Star.
Defense
DEFENSIVE LINE—This could be the Jayhawks' greatest strength. In Mike Butler, 6-2, 35-8 defensive tackle, the Jayhawks have a bona fide All-America candidate, who Moore says "can be as good as he wants to be."
KU is a solid on the other tackle spot, too. With sophomore Franklin King there, and sophomore Christian Young, the
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Mister Guy's Fashion Outlook
The plated pant is again featured by our stores, and is still big news! Mister Guy has shown pleats for several seasons, yet many parts of the country have not been exposed to them. Pleats are 'Contemporary Classics' or general trend that has been called
The plaited part works well with the new and refined 'country look' that we have tried to express with our updated tweeds, and we are delighted.
The pleats we are showing this fall have the same silhouette as our plain-front trousers. They have an extension waistband, with 'D-rung' side tabs. Our pleats are inverted and double dress with two pleats on each side of the fly. They are not the pleat that came from outside and was tucked forming a baggy pouchlike effect, but smooth clean pleat that lays flat and notbag at all.
For wearing with suits and sportcoats, we recommend a deep cuff at the bottom. We also show a 'pleated gentleman' jean that we recommend be wern with a plain bottom. Our pleated pant will be in tweeds, corduroys, garbendines, in both solids and patterns.
The 'safari' pant is another pant that we have shown for several season's that has become a classic. The 'safari' pant is a pant that we have modeled after the army 'fatigue' pant that has either one or two cargo pockets, or large down on the leg pockets. This pant is casual by nature, but can be worn with sportcoats and/or overalls. We have modeled a sportcoat, sportcoat we have achieved a seemingly paradox of fashion that is very correct for today's dress. We have done this pant in all fabrics from corduroy, to khaki, and denim.
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a great start for KU—especially the 1974 season that saw the plunge to the lower depths e. standings with a seventh place
at time Coach Bob Timmons fully o challenge for the Big Fight title. re—1975 —would be better. It had
h they didn't know it, KU had just to run their best race of the year st meet. A dubious distinction at
What followed was a roller coaster of a season that ended with a desimal seven place performance at the conference meet. Maybe this year—1766—will be better. It
the list of returnees are three proven seniors: George Mason, Clarksville, Ark. Jark. John Roscoe, Terre Haute, Ind.; and Tirmons, Mich., Mich., around which Tirmons can build.
Mason, who was inconsistent as a junior, has come on strong during the past four months. In fact, during that period, he has set personal records in the mile (4:17.8), the half-mile (2:56.9), and the 20-96.7) and marathon (2:26.55), which lowered his KU school standard.
Roscoe, who was ninth in the Big Eight last year, is a veteran of international cross country tours to Italy and Morocco. While at Southwestern Michigan Junior College, he captured NJCAA national titles in cross country, steeplechase and the marathon.
Another asset could be John, who has impressive credentials but has not received footing.
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Index
used to be that the only sports students knew or cared about were football, etball and perhaps track. Of course, this means men's football, basketball and $\lambda$. The rest of the men's sports were considered minor, meaning not important, the women's sports—they belonged in the sororities and for women who could
arn's all a thing of the past—at least as far as the Kansan's sports staff is aware. These two Black Canyon sports sections cover all of the first semester of school.
basketball backs ... 2
baseball ... 2
hockey tennis ... 3
Eight predictions ... 5
hiking gymnastics ... 5
hockey ... 7
hiking swimming ... 11
swim scoreboard ... 11