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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1995
Page
8
Lawrence High graduate Chris Enneking, a 6 foot 3 inch 265 pound offensive lineman, joins Kansas as a preferred walk-on after shunning junior colleges. He faces redshirt in 1995, seeks to prove technique and strength, and hopes for future scholarship as KU linemen coach Pat Ruel cautions on development.
KU coach Glen Mason cheers a group of newcomers at the program's media day as he notes the defense lacks experience with only three seniors atop the preseason depth chart. Red-shirt freshman Steve Bratten and true freshman Cleve Roberts are listed as starters along with several sophomores, signaling a young, large roster. Mason praises the attitude and readiness but acknowledges the need for immediate contributions from the new players. Four veterans—June Henley Tim Willis Brett McGraw and Jeff McCord—missed the running test and were unavailable during media day but are expected to pass soon, with full-squad practices starting today.
Mickey Mantle, 63, remains in serious condition at Baylor University Medical Center as doctors treat anemia from chemotherapy. A longtime adviser says Mantle faced the news courageously, with a CAT scan showing cancer spread from the right lung and liver. Families and doctors have not disclosed all sites of spread, and the Times report about pancreas or bowels was not confirmed by Mantle’s camp.
Chuck Finley improved to 11-8 as Los Angeles shut down Kansas City 9-1. He moved past Mike Wilt into second on the Angels career victory list with his 110th win, as Tim Salmon hit two homers and four RBIs. California exceled with every starter contributing, while KC struggled against a lefty-heavy lineup.
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