Miller Leads Rushing
KU Offense Best Ever As Jayhawks Stymie'Cats
By Dick Russell
What was supposed to be the closest KU-K-State game in ten years turned into a Jayhawk rout Saturday.
With Bill Fenton, Kansas City junior; Rick Abernethy, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore; and Dan Miller, Omaha, Neb., junior, powering the offense, KU took advantage of numerous Wildcat errors and romped to a 34-0 victory.
KU ran over, under, around and through K-State, gaining 326 yards on the ground to 50 for the Wildcats. Three second-quarter touchdowns locked up the game at 27-0.
"We GOT a heck of a lot of breaks," explained Jay hawk coach Jack Mitchell. "We got more breaks in this game than we've gotten in a long while."
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Miller and Abernethy provided the biggest surprises. Miller led the ground attack with 81 yards, while Abernethy scored twice and gained 74.
In practice, Miller never could seem to hang onto the ball. But he didn't have any trouble Saturday.
"Two weeks ago, I used to clutch up all the time," he said. "I'd get stiff all the time and drop the ball. But Coach Mitchell and
the other coaches all helped me to relax. It sure comes out a whole lot better."
ABERNETHY TALLIED his third and fourth touchdowns of the season in the first half. The Jayhawk slot back was running out of a new formation, termed the "B" formation. Instead of
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Lawson Paces KU In Federation Win
John Lawson, Overland Park junior, paced the way for the Jayhawks with a winning time of 30:17.8 in the Kansas State Federation cross-country meet Saturday.
KU took first place in the six-mile classic with 36 points placing five men in the top ten. Kansas State University placed second in the cross country meet with 37 points. The Wildcats went down to defeat three times at the hands of KU athletes this weekend. Friday the fresh football squad lost to the young Jayhawks 28-0 and Saturday they lost the cross country meet by one point only to be followed by a 34-0 crushing blow in varsity football.
Fort Hays, finishing runners in second and third place, placed third in the team scoring with 52 points. Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, was fourth with 107 points, Allen County Junior
College, Iola, fifth with 143 and Haskell Institute sixth with 172.
Sixty-two runners competed in the meet; 60 finished.
KU harriers following Lawson, who won his third straight race this season, and their times, were Tom Yergovich, Kansas City junior, sixth, 31:07; Mike Petterson, Wichita freshman, seventh, 31:10; Woelk, ninth, 31:50, and Allen Russell, Scott'sbluff, Neb., sophomore, tenth. 32:21.
Other individual winners and their times were Laking, Fort Hays, second, 30:30; Mason, Fort Hays, third, 31:00; Nightingale, KSU, fourth, 31:01; Harper, KSU, fifth, 31:02, and Tarry, KSU, eighth, 31:46.
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Monday, November 1, 1965
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