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Junior Jayhawks Open at Manhattan
LE-Bill Long (190), Emporia; LG-
-Ron McKay (200), Seminole, Okla;
-Cob Kreutzet (200), Garden City;
RG-Joe McNeill (195), Wichita; IT-
Jack Medford (190), Oklahoma
City; OT-Roger Rawlings (230),
Marshall, Mo.; RE-John Carter
(200), Norton; QB-Dave Bouda
OFFENSE
The KU freshman football team will be relying heavily on the passing game when it opens an abbreviated two-game season at Manhattan tomorrow afternoon, according to Coach Vere Wellman.
The Kansas State freshmen will have the advantage of one game's experience, having lost, 7-0, to the highly-regarded Nebraska freshmen two weeks ago.
Approximately 30 wrestlers have reported for the varsity wrestling team, and are practicing from 7 to 8:30 p.m. daily at Allen Field House.
Wrestling Team Practicing Daily
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"Dave Bouda is a good-to-excellent passer, and our receiving has been uniformly good," said Wellman, who is in his first year as freshman coach.
Platooning all the way, Wellman listed the following probable starters:
BOUDA. A 6-2, 210-pounder from Omaha, Neb., will have to carry almost all the quarterbacking load, as Lawrence's Bill Trull has been hospitalized with a severe lung infection, and will miss the affair.
More members are needed for the team, however, and assistant coach I. W. Smith invites anyone interested to come to the practices for tryouts. Dwayne Hall is the head coach.
The first meet for the KU team will be with Northwest Missouri State on Dec. 11.
(210), Omaha, Neb; LH—Levi Lee,
(190), Topeka; RH—Eddie Kilby
(185), Grandview, Mo; FB—Jerry
Poore (200), Scammon.
LE—Mike Sweatman (200), Kansas City, Mo; LT—Bob Hudspeth (265), Lubbock, Texas; MG—George Woodard (215), Kirkwood, Mo.; RT—Leon Davis (220), Okmulgee, Okla; RE—Bruce Peterson (195), Shawnee Mission; LB—Charles Parden (190), Hutchinson; LB—John Greene (190), Duncan, Okla; D—Bill Lynch (210), Hutchinson; D—Ken Mills (205), Fvansville, Ind.; D—Drue Jennings (190), Kansas City; D—Roy Holliday (175), Kansas City, Mo.
DEFENSE
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'International' Soccer Team From KU Opens With Upset
The 1964 edition of the KU soccer team opened its season last weekend with a big upset victory over Park College at Parkville, Mo.
The newly-formed KU team earned a 4-3 victory over the Park College team, which finished fourth in last year's national soccer championships for small colleges. Park doesn't have a football team, and concentrates heavily on soccer competition.
The Jayhawk team will return to action this weekend in a game with Kansas State at Manhattan.
KU is planning to host a Big Eight soccer tournament sometime next semester.
Featuring an international flavor, the 11 starters for the Jayhawks are from Iran, Congo-Brazzaville, Bolivia, Norway, Cameroon, Germany, Kuwait, Chile, Austria, Togo and Greece. Also on the squad are players from Saudi-Arabia, Switzerland and the United States.
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