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Monday, November 15, 1976
University Daily Kansan
Staff photo by JAY KOELZER
Javhawk defensive end Steve Jones pursues Colorado tailback Tony Reed
Kansas gifts help Buffaloes win
BySTEVESCHOENFELD
Sports Editor
BOULDER, Colo. —The holiday spirit is fast, enthusiastic and was in the mood for Saturday—the holiday Saturday.
The Jayhawks weren't giving alms to the poor. Instead, they gift-wrapped a 40-17 victory for Colorado by fumbling, throwing the ball in making other mind-buggling mistakes.
"It's obvious that we made enough turnovers to give them the game in the first half," KU head coach Bud Moore said about the five fumbles and one interception the Jayhawks had in the first half. "And we did worse in the second half."
Offensive tackles Lindsey Mason said, "I feel we gave them the game. Those fumbles didn't put us out of the game, but enough of them add up and you're in trouble. Except for two drives, we gave them their scores. We scored from where we gave them the ball."
IT WASN'T just a case of one or two of KU's backs being in a charitable mood. The good will and butter fingers were widespread.
we weren't just fumbling when we were getting hit," halfback Laverne Smith said. "We were fumbling the whole game. It was tough, but we're not going to excuse. We should've held onto the ball."
Colorado's Folsom Field was indeed wet from snowfall that had fallen Friday. And the heavily overcast skies and 52 degree temperatures didn't help, either.
"The ball was slippery; the field was slippery," halfback Bill Campfield said. "That's the only reason Mark (Vincende) had trouble with his pitches and we had trouble catching them. Everything was slippery."
Quarterback Vicendese's first start was
married by three fumbles, a horrible 1 for 13 day passing, including four interceptions, and several other mental mistakes. His performance left him frustrated.
"EVERY TIME WE'd move the ball I'd throw an interception or make a bad pitch," he said. "Some plays were wide open. I had to play really hard." He right back and I would make another.
"I was just forcing everything. When I threw, I shouldn't have thrown. When I pitched, I shouldn't have pitched. I'd make a mistake and then we had blown the ball."
Nervousness may have been part of the reason for Vicenteed's poor performance.
SCORING
KANSAS 2 10 0 0 — 17
CLEARIDOR 12 18 0 4 40
C=U Mangallink 3 runs from Knapie ziterberg kick
C=U FG Mangallink 42
C=U FG Mangallink 51
C=U Waddy 55 kickoff returns (Mangallink kick)
C=U FG Mangallink 61
C=U Kelber 7 run (Mangallink kick)
C=U Kelber 7 run (Mangallink kick)
C=U Knappe 8 run (kick failed)
INDIVIDUAL
RU  CU
first down 62
Huber, yards 87.29 62
Huber, yards 87.29 62
Huber, yards 87.29 62
Pannen 1.134 4.150
Pannen 1.134 4.150
Pannen-lost 8.2 30
Pannen-lost 8.2 30
KC-1, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-2, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-3, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-4, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-5, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-6, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-7, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-8, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-9, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-10, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-11, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-12, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-13, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-14, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-15, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-16, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-17, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-18, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-19, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-20, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-21, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-22, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-23, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-24, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-25, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-26, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-27, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-28, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-29, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-30, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-31, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-32, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-33, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-34, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-35, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-36, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-37, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-38, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-39, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-40, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-41, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-42, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-43, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-44, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-45, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-46, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-47, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-48, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-49, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-50, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-51, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-52, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-53, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-54, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-55, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-56, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-57, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-58, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-59, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-60, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-61, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-62, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-63, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-64, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-65, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-66, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-67, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-68, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-69, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-70, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-71, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-72, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-73, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-74, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-75, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-76, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-77, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-78, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-79, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-80, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-81, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-82, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-83, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-84, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-85, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-86, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-87, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-88, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-89, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-90, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-91, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-92, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-93, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-94, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-95, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-96, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-97, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-98, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-99, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-100, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-101, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-102, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-103, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-104, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-105, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-106, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-107, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-108, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-109, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-110, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-111, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-112, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-113, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-114, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-115, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-116, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-117, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-118, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-119, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-120, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-121, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-122, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-123, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-124, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-125, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-126, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-127, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-128, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-129, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-130, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-131, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-132, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-133, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-134, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-135, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-136, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-137, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-138, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-139, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-140, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-141, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-142, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-143, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-144, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-145, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-146, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-147, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-148, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-149, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-150, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-151, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-152, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-153, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-154, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-155, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-156, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-157, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-158, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-159, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-160, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-161, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-162, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-163, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-164, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-165, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-166, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-167, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-168, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-169, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-170, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-171, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-172, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-173, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-174, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-175, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-176, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-177, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-178, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-179, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-180, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-181, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-182, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-183, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-184, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-185, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-186, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-187, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-188, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-189, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-190, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-191, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-192, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-193, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-194, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-195, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-196, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-197, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-198, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-199, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-200, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-201, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-202, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-203, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-204, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-205, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-206, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-207, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-208, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-209, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-210, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-211, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-212, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-213, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-214, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-215, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-216, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-217, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-218, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-219, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-220, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-221, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-222, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-223, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-224, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-225, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-226, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-227, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-228, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-229, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-230, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-231, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-232, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-233, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-234, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-235, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-236, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-237, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-238, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-239, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-240, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-241, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-242, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-243, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-244, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-245, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-246, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-247, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-248, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-249, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-250, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-251, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-252, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-253, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-254, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-255, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-256, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-257, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-258, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-259, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-260, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-261, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-262, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-263, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-264, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-265, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-266, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-267, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-268, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-269, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-270, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-271, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-272, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-273, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-274, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-275, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-276, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-277, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-278, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-279, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-280, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-281, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-282, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-283, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-284, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-285, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-286, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-287, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-288, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-289, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-290, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-291, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-292, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-293, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-294, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-295, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-296, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-297, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-298, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-299, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-300, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-301, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-302, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-303, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-304, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-305, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-306, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-307, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-308, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-309, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-310, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-311, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-312, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-313, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-314, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-315, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-316, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-317, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-318, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-319, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-320, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-321, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-322, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-323, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-324, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-325, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-326, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-327, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-328, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-329, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-330, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-331, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-332, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-333, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-334, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-335, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-336, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-337, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-338, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-339, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-340, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-341, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-342, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-343, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-344, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-345, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-346, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-347, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-348, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-349, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-350, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-351, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-352, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-353, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-354, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-355, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-356, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-357, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-358, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-359, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-360, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-361, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-362, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-363, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-364, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-365, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-366, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-367, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-368, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-369, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-370, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-371, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-372, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-373, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-374, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-375, South 19.13, Ramsay 17.75, Campbell 44.34
KC-376, South 19.13, Ramsay 17
U-C-U-Read, 35; Kelberer, 18/97; Maybury, 21/84; Bruce,
20/86; Bolt, 4; Layton, 14/77; Maracle, 3/84; Kraplek, 1/84.
Fasting
KU—Vlcendense 1.13-15 (four interceptions)
NI—Nicholas 4.88-8
CU-Moorehead 2-31. Reed 1-21, Waddy 1-6.
Punting
KU-Hubach 4-147 (36.7 avg.)
"On my fumble," said fullback Norris Banks, who gained 75 yards on 17 carries, "I didn't get the ball. He was just a little experience. I sure it had to do with his inexperience."
Second-team fullback Dennis Wright said,
"When the fallback goes inside, you don't know who is going to get the ball. There's always that moment of indecision. The fullbacks think they've got the ball and the quarterback thinks he's going to pull it back and run around the end. That's when the fumble occurs."
THE FUMBLES and interceptions consistently put KU's defense in a hole. With the exception of Colorado hallback Tone Reed, ten of KU's扑ats didn't do that, doesn't mean anything after you've just suffered your fifth loss in the last six games.
"We've got to get together as a team," defensive tackle Franklin King said, "Unless we do, we're not going to win. Both the offense and the defense have to play well in order for us to win." We played well because we gave up 40 points. I don't care how they got them."
The Bucks got two of their scores as a result of fine kick returns. CU slobback Billy Waddy ran 95 yards for a touchdown on a kick in the second quarter, and fullback May Jumberry ran the opening kick in the second half all the way back KU's 23.
Everybody was up at halftime,
Campfield said, "but when they took the
kick back to the 23, I said to myself, 'Here we
go again.'"
COLORADO COACH Bill Mallory attributed most of the Jayhawks' offensive mistakes to not having Nolan Cromwell at quarterback.
"Sure, he would've made a big dif-
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The KU women's swimming members would have liked it better if the momentum they got going during the second half of their meet Friday against the University of Colorado at Boulder had started a little sooner.
Women swimmers fall
The women lost to the Buffs, 65-48,
but outscored the Colorado team, 38-35, in
the Cactus.
Coach Gary Kempf said that high altitude wasn't a major factor in the team's loss to Colorado, but that because the KU team was young (mostly freshmen), the women had to be more aggressive of the Colorado team, which rivals Nebraska for top strength in the Big Eight.
The standout for KU was Debbie Bunker, Chesterfield, Mo., freshman, who won the 100- and 200-yard freestyle races. She followed these two wins by swimming an exciting catch-up race in the anchor position in the 400-yard freestyle relay. Her efforts gave KU a first-place finish in that event.
The Jayhawks, who didn't lose a game in four matches, finished ahead of the second place Wichita Volleyball Club, which had a 3-1 record.
KU's羽球ball team overcame the older, more experienced United States Volleyball Association teams to take first in the A Division of its tournament Saturday.
"We handled it well and did a helva汗 in the second half," Kempf said. "Eighty percent of our times were better than we've been doing in losing we turned in a good performance."
Catley Call, Prairie Village sophonore,
turned in a time of 5:37:27 to capture the 600-
square-foot building.
Wichita YMCA was third at 2-2, Swainson
IMA insurance bonds at 1-3 and 1-8 Johnson
Cape Cod Insurance.
Volleyball team wins
The junior varsity Jayhawks didn't fare
quite as well in the B Division, posting a 1-3 record and ending in fourth place.
The Jewish Community Center from Kansas City, Mo., was second at 3-1, the Topeka Volleyball Club third at 2-2, and the Manhattan Volleyball Club last at 0-4.
The four victories increase the Jayhawks' record to 31-9. Their next action will be this Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Region Six tournament in Minneapolis, Minn.
KU coach Bob Stancill said that the varsity played fairly well, but that the junior varsity had problems because it hadn't had enough chances to play together.
Bakken leads Cards
LOS ANGELES (AP) -SL Louis cardinal place-kicking specialist Jim Bakken plays golf so he won't "get easily ridden on the football field."
A minute is an insignificant length of time. But for the University of Kansas field hockey team Saturday, minute spelled the difference between a trip to a national competition in Pennsylvania next week and an end to the season.
The winning field goal was the third of the game for Bakken. But it was the passing of veteran quarterback Jim Hart, who three touchdowns in 300 yards, that made the big difference.
In a playoff game that ended in a scoreless loss against Central Missouri State, the Rams went on to win going to the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women national tournament at Valley Force Military Academy by 53 points within the opponent's 25 yardline.
you have 1.4 seconds to really get rid of it and that's all it took," Bakk said calmly. "It really has to be perfect—the snap, the placement and the kick."
And the 15-year veteran proved his cool
Field hockey fourth at regional
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The victory was the third consecutive close one for the Cardinals, who beat San Francisco 23-20 and Philadelphia 17-14 the previous weeks.
ference," Mallory said of the KU senior, who was last for the year Oct. 18 when he suffered torn knee ligaments. "They would've been one of the teams in the cup. They had had been beaten. But young king did kid a good job, but. But he's no Cromwell."
Mallory thinks the Buffs deserve to be composed of 15th-ranked berth that has the Big Eight champion.
agam yesterday by Bicking a 25-yard field goal with four second legs in the game, which gave his underdog club a 30-28 victory over the Los Angeles Rams.
"I hope we're under consideration," he said. "I can't see any reason why we wouldn't be. We've beaten three of the four teams we're tied with."
KU opened Friday's matches with a loss to Bemidji State College, Bemidji, Mim., 4-1. Beth Llewleyn scored the lone goal for the 'Hawks against the team that eventually won the tournament for the second consecutive year.
in the AIAW Region Six tournament
on Friday and Saturday in Kansas
City, Mo.
"Colorado wasn't that good," he said.
"It's just so disappointing. I thought we out hit them, played aggressively and everything.
The playoff matches were Friday afternoon, and KU lost to Central Missouri. Benidji State defeated Carleton College, Northfield. Minn.
Carleton blasted KU 5-0, in the contest for four place Saturday morning, an Bemidji game.
That loss, which ended KU's season, ended the momentum the Jayhawka picked to win.
"It's just frustrating to me to line up against another team that isn't better than us and then get beat. We were as good as you and I'm going to get beat, 10-17 that is just embarrassing."
"I TOUGHH all along we should be No. 1 in the Big Eight", said Tom Dinkel, who was moved from his linebacking position to defensive end against the Buffers.
Colorado dumps fumbling'Hawks
Heading into Friday's competition tied for the lead in its pool with a 24 record, the team has had its best start since the 1980s.
Both Bennidji and Central Missouri will advance to the national tournament, Nov. 24-27. The Jayhawks finished the season with a 12-8 record.
By GARY VICE Assistant Sports Editor
Senior free safety Chris Golub, who led the disappointed 'Hawks in tackles with 12, said. "We've got one more game, though, and I know we're not going to go down without a fight. And I hope Missouri feels the same way."
BOULDER, Colo.—There remains only one opportunity for the Kansas Jayhawks to prove that they are a winning football team. It is expected of them when the season begins.
But many of the Jayhawks think they're fighting now and losing all the same.
KANSAS COACH Bud Moore, who has watched his team become mired into seventh place in the conference since Oklahoma's Zac Henderson knocked Nolan Cromwell out for the season, said the 'Hawks didn't merit a better record.
Following Saturday's 40-17 loss to the Buffalooids before 47,850 fans in Boulder, KU's fifth loss in the last six games, the Jayhawks' record is 5-5 with the season's final game next week against Missouri. A victory against the Tigers in Columbia, Mo., would give KU its first back-to-back winning seasons since 1961-62.
For Colorado, now 73, its victory, coupled with Nebraska's 72-18 loss to Iowa State, virtually assured them of the for Big Eight championship. Should the Bufs win, they would be tied for the West next week, they would be tied with the winners of the Oklahoma State-Iowa State and the Nebraska-Oklahoma games for the conference title. The Orange Bowl committee would then select its Big Eight representative from the two or three team
"Not the way we've played we don't," Moore said. "But I don't think any of our players are going to give in. They're all fighters."
Losing didn't sit well with offensive guard John Macascreme either. He said, "It's sickening to practice all week and lose. It's getting a crap you can't go to through if you lose."
"Nobody's out here to lose," Mascarello's back. Grew Woods added.
Coaches Bud Moore and John Levra confer with players
On the game's opening kickoff the Buffs got a preview of what was to come as freshman Jimmy it lilled the ball away on three rushes. The Cardinals Kansas fumbled eight times in the game—four in the first quarter—and Colorado recovered six of the fumbles, leaving two to win.
Passing proved to be no safer for the Jayhawks as the Buffs intercepted four of quarterback Mark Vicendese's passes. Vicendese, who was making his first start of the season, was able through a 1 for 13 passing performance and gaining only 34 yards rushing on 16 carries.
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"He's the best quarterback we have and we're going to go with him," Moore said. "He's inexperienced and that hurt us today."
Statistically, the offensive game was evenly matched. Both teams picked up 19 first downs, but Colorado had a narrow edge in total yardage, 350 to 344. Most of that yardage was netted by two halfbacks from the Laverne Smith and CU's Tory Reed.
Reed, playing his final game as a Buff in Folsom Field, rushed for a school record of 168 yards on 35 carries. He now has 1,070 yards on the season and is second in rushing to Oklahoma State's Terry Miller who has 1,229
SMITH, WHO gained only 188 yards in his last four games, darted for 131 yards and two touchdowns on just 19 attempts. Smith now has 828 yards on the season and 3,042 in his career, which ranks him fifth in Big Eight conference history.
But whatever Smith, or fullback Norris Bank who had 75 yards rushing, could do to keep the 'Hawks fighting back was quickly undone.
Often it was the miffed handoffs or pitches from Vicendeen to his backs, but twice it was the lapses in kickoff coverage that helped the Buffs bury the Jayhawks.
On the two kickoffs Colorado chose to
on, Billy Waddy waddle loose for a 95-4
yard touch down run and James Mayberry
was on the defensive line based on
KU's 23-yard线 by Waddell Smith.
It was the third consecutive KU-CU game, a return specialist burned KU for six points.
Five teams tied for Big 8 lead
For years that well-advised caution applied only to the likes of Iowa State and Oklahoma State, which had little trouble with early nonconference foes but came up coughing for air when Big Eight action commenced.
But you can finally add the mighty Nebraska Cornhuskers to that list—not to mention the Missouri Tigers.
But Nebraska, which contributed six fumitables to the Iowa State conquest, saw its hopes of a trip to the Orange Bowl seriously threatened. The Huskers 7-2-1 overall had been all alone in first place after knocking off Oklahoma State a week earlier.
The hard-fought victory gave the Cyclones an 8-2 record overall, equaling the highest season victory total in their history. Iowa State's 4-2 conference record that of Nebraska, Oklahoma State's 6-3 Colorado, all tied for the league top spot.
Missouri, ranked No. 11 nationally, also saw its aspirations crippled, as the Tigers came up short against 14th-ranked Oklahoma, 27-20, at Norman.
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Dexter Green darted for two touchdowns, and Lather Blue returned a kickoff 95 yards for another Saturday as Iowa State stumped the ninth-ranked Huskers, 27-18, at Ames and sent the Big Eight race into a five-team deadlock for first place.
Cross country team finishes 5th
KU's cross country team, which ran so well in the conference championship two weeks ago, ended the 1976 season with a disappointing fifth place finish at the NCAA District 5 Championship in Stillwater, Okla., Saturday.
KU scored 105 points to place behind Wichita State, 83, Missouri, 76, Iowa State, 65 and Oklahoma. 54. The Sooners and Cyclones, which both floundered in the Big Eight meet, earned qualifying berths to the NCAA national meeting in Denton, Tex.
Other teams competing were Oklahoma State, 109, Southern Illinois, 112, St. Louis University, 216, North Texas State, 233, and Oral Roberts, 274.
"We went down there with qualifying for the national meet in mind," Coach Bob Timmons said yesterday, "but we didn't do very well."
surprise second place finish in the Big Eight.
Although he wasn't making excuses, Timmons suggested that part of the reason he was unhappy was his own behavior.
Vernon. Vernon, who placed 43rd in the conference meet, recorded a 29:47 clocking to grab top honors.
The individual winner on the 10,000 meter (6.2 mile) course was Oklahoma's Star
"From the start of the season we really emphasized the conference meet," Timmons said, "and we ran well there. But yesterday we came up short."
Bruce Coldsmith led KU, placing 19th in 30:40. then came George Mason, 22nd in 30:40. John 31st, 20th, Kendall Smith, 38th in 31:35; and Brent Swanson, 42nd in 31:56.
The Kansas Jayhawks Rugby Club concluded its fall season yesterday in Kansas City with a 12-0 shutout of the KC Bulls.
Captain Doug Gunn said he was happy the season ended on a high note.
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wanted to be KU had lost its last three rugby meets.
Rick Renflor put KU ahead, 40, with a first half try, but the extra point failed. In the second half, Rodger Walter scored a try and later was taken out of the game knee injury. Paul Diedrich scored the final in the half to put the game out of reach.
reach.
KU will now prepare for a trip abroad in January, when they will be one of the first American rugby teams to tour England.