Freshman Football Opens Under New KU Coach Dick Foster
Dick Foster, 37, takes over as Kansas Jayhawklers freshman coach for the 1971 season. Freshmen drill Wednesday after orientation, with four weeks of practice before the Sept. 27 season opener in Norman against Oklahoma Boomers. Foster notes big differences between freshman and sophomore players and explains the earlier start due to class schedules.
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Freshman football to take the field on their own
Coach Foster says freshmen will be evaluated on both sides of the ball for the first two weeks to determine their best positions. If varsity losses are not excessive, freshmen will not serve as a scout team or practice dummies. About 35 players will be tested.
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Liver Ailment Brings Change In Jay Lineup
KU football reshuffles its No 1 offense after Bruce Mitchell’s liver condition. John Bryant moves to tackle, Mike Garbett shifts to guard. The Jayhawks prepare for season opener versus Washington State with padless workouts and focus on conditioning and academics.
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Beathard to Start Full Game for Cardinals in Redskins Exhibit
Beathard, last season’s backup, is set to play the entire exhibition against the Redskins at RFK. He seeks to outplay Hart, who topped 234 yards last week, as the Cardinals preview their Sept. 12 opener in Washington.
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Dave Hill Surges Ahead in Philadelphia Golf Classic
Dave Hill moved one stroke in front after 36 holes at Whitemarsh Valley CC in the Philadelphia Golf Classic. Bob Murphy Bob Rosburg share second with 136 through two rounds, while Mike Hill slips to 138 after a 73. Tom Weiskopf 138 and Jack Nicklaus George Knudson at 139.
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Chiefs and Saints Open Tulane Stadium On TV
The Kansas City Chiefs meet the New Orleans Saints on Tulane Stadium turf in New Orleans. KC, last season’s top pass defense, is a touchdown favorite against rookie quarterback Archie Manning and the Saints. The game airs at 8 p.m. on Channel 9 in Kansas City and Channel 13 in Topeka.
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Bobby Allison and Red Farmer Lead Talladega NASCAR Event
At Talladega Speedway Bobby Allison and Red Farmer earned front row spots in the 250 mile Grand American sports sedans race with speeds of 172.090 and 170.452 mph in Mustangs. Benny Parsons led Friday’s big 500 mile lineup qualifying at 180.590 mph, while Donnie Allison and Bobby race Mercury entries for the main event. Twenty six cars qualified for the Grand American race.
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Early preseason grid notes from KU KSU and more
Kansas University and Kansas State officials plus Missouri back Jack Bastable report improved passing and timing in early workouts. Coaches caution that pads and full contact are ahead while Nebraska begins camp with a 12 minute run and players Tagge and Rodgers log miles.
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Vida Blue Suffers Rare Defeat In 1-0 Sox Loss
Oakland ace Vida Blue drops only his fifth defeat of the year as Boston edges the A’s 1-0 on Friday. Blue yields two hits through seven plus, then a late miscue leads to the deciding run. Other AL scores include Angels over Yankees 6-0 and Twins over Orioles 8-5.
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Chiefs Chief Cleared By Crime Unit
Kansas City chief Henry J. Massman III said the Chiefs and defensive back Johnny Robinson acted properly in clearing a private recreation club purchase involving NFL before Robinson’s involvement. The commission argued the deal was not in football’s or the Chiefs best interests after notifying the league about Edward Osaddhey’s sale.
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Quarantined New Mexico Horses Enter Colorado Fair
Nine race horses from New Mexico were quarantined at the Colorado State Fair stables after bypassing a state embargo by travelling through Kansas. Officials feared exposure to Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis amid the 10 day pari mutuel program at the fair.
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