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Tigers Ers Grapplewith Myth Pa COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN v 1 Mo JanJon 18I 8 1974 i. vT fri 2 oi 1 T S.9 lli i i r f ii Injuries Deplete Squads ii. jl 1 I 1 tl f But ii Ready i j 2 SASAN DIEGO UPI The National and bard with Floyd Little and Franco HarriHarris in J ff. American Conference AllStar teams wind up reserve practice today and leave for Kansas City the Although teammate Paul Warfield was inin- site of SundaysSunday's National Football League Pro JULjuredJUL-ed Griese felt he and fellow quarterback i Bowl Ken Stabler would have 00no handicap passing Coaches Tom Landry of the and John to Isaac Curtis Fred Biletnikoff and Riley Madden of the both appeared pleased ii. PRO SNOW engulfed with theirt dubsclubs and readready to play although in- The starting a- ad in defense shaped up as a K a n s C i t Y sa A r- juries caused somerome in Kansassa City'sCity ArAr-r alterations their plans coach's dream with Pittsburgh T Stadium Madden making his second appearance inin- Dwight this White LL. CC. Greenwood Joe Greene M week Plows and rising the Pro Bowl said ItsUs an enjoyable exex- Andy Russell and Jack Ham aided by Mike i perience because here you'reyoure coaching the Reid of Cincinnati Willie Lanier of Kansas CiCi- temperatures shouldshou Id best The thing which impresses me is not only ty Williee Brown of Oakland Clarence Scott of gui clear the site for SunSun- the ability of these athletes but their inin- CleveandCleveland and the Miami safetsafety duo of Jake z daysday'sday s Pro Bowl game They pick up things so quickly Scott and Dick Anderson UPI Telephoto Landry who coached two NFL Pro wlBowl games when the American Conference was not Passing normally wins StarAll-Star games and involved and then had a losing effort last yearear although coach Tom Landry likes a runrun- felt he had a good week ning gamegarne he will not be hesitant to throw 4 with John Hadl and Roman Gabriel ItsnIls easier to work with outstanding people like this he said As for predictions Landry Harold Jackson of the Rams and Charley felt either dubclub could win on a gilengiven day Taylor of Washington will starlstart at wide receivers with Minnesota's John Gilliam and The was by loss of Miami 4 hurt the five league leading receiver Harold Carmichael of Dolphins because of injuries but still appeared Philadelphia in the wings to offer a solid club And the running is not in bad shape with Quarterback Bob Griese admitted his arm John Brockington of Green Bay teaming with was tired but feltbhe could do well handing off Chuck Foreman of Minnesota and the RamsRams' to the likes of OO. JJ. Simpson and MarMary HubHub- LarrLarry McCutcheon and Jim Bertelsen MUU Must ShineSh Wilson Considering Tigersers Grapple With Myth years Coachingy Post Along the way the made in the Tiger lineup at placed sixth in last year's Pack By Alan Goldstein championships MissourianM Sports Writer have defeated sister school press time with sophomore Rod Without the Sun GREEN BAY Wis UPI Larry Wilson fonnerformer AllAll- Oklahoma Indiana StSt. SeilerSeller returning to the lineup Were stressing Pro safety with the StSt. Louis Cardinals expressed a Southern Illinois and Wisconsin after recuperating from a aggressiveness from here on great deal of in Bay out Cavanaugh said some BBy GarGary Goldman interest the Green Packers'Packers vacant The record speaks for a team ranked second broken hand SeilerSeller replaces defensive backfieldhackfield coach post 28 itself guys a too Missourianan Sports WriterWrit Wednesday State is the only nationally and previously unun- freshman JimJun Paulsen at wrestled little Wilson was here for two Oklahoma cautiously against Franklin and days of talks with Packer college wrestling which defeated pounds kilograms coach and general manager team The Florida sunshine can sure work wonders Take the Dan DeviseDevine Don Doll ap- Loss No 28 came at the hands The Oklahoma State lineup Marshall resigned as the transcends tradition and apap- Tonight will not be a night for Missouri swimming team for example PackersPackers' defensive backfield coach last proachespreaches of a weaker Michigan State will feature BgBig Eight champs Big Relays week citing personal myth At least V27 After disappointing performances in the Eight reasons for his departureure Winning wrestling matches is team but as sports information Billy Martin and Dave caution and the University of Arkansas coach Joe Goldfarb 1 wouldn't waste the PackersPackers' time or my own if there championships and victories against I rotnot as common at Missouri as itit- director Rick Schaeffer said Dominick along with and his Tiger swimmers journeyed to Ft Lauderdale FlaFla- wasn't a great deal of interest on my part in the position just wrestled terribly heavyweight Tom HazellHazeli abeaho say as much Wilson is in Stillwater but then we for competition at the Swimming Hall of Fame said a With one tosslosS posted tthe But hebe added still Missouri doesn't have nIt was the only place in the country where therthey had goodgood- he had a nice opportunity at StSt. wrestling program been Cowboys have exceeded their It Louis where he served as that's weather Goldfarb said a Cardinals scout the past around for 54 years loss quota for the season season 13 seasons payer 5 Goldfarb'sG swimmers seemed to take advantage of a good after as player there He was a ProPro- Missouri will be looking to The Tigers also have one losstoss Travel to KC Bowl selection in eight of years thing The trip was excellent We accomplished more there those add loss No 29 to the Cowboy for the season But more imim- than we ever had before rmTm not fired from there Wilson said of his scouting portantly they have won their position scroll at pmp.m. tonight in Heading the list of accomplishments were such feats as John Its a decision the family and I have to makemake- Stillwater last three duals the latest being For Way Swim Meet I'm sure coach LittlesLittle's place finish in tthe meter butterfly Dave Im DeviseDevine would like to have my decision as However the odds dontdon't a conquest of small but firstfinishing second in the individual medley soon as possible and ImI'm sure IllI'll have everything lined up 2216 meter e ha figure to be with the Tigers for powerful Franklin and MarMar- They're called squad have given Southwest a and Dave Hansen taking fourth place in the meter freestyle by theth first part of next week Joes fish meter this one snail and their swimming recrecordrd year to wonder about the Tonight at 30 the Tigers will have to substitute the lights of DevineDevice refused to confirm he had offered Wilson the on- e Oklahoma State tthe defdefen-enen- Swinging through Missouri on shows relationship The time the the University Natatorium for the Florida sunshine menwhen they post they nmight actually be last tl ding Big Eight champ comes a sustained road trip the Indians met take on thetI Kansas in dual meet of 1974 To hI discussed it with him1 m and I was impressed with related to the aquatic creatures and the t tlthe first I into the match with a record Diplomats from Lancaster Pa 3 Two I the But they're just swimmers SouthwestSo est lost weeks defeat Kansas the Tigers may need much more than the him Packer coach said There have been many and highly 41 ran into some good wrestling 59 people interested in the jobob the coveted from Hickman High School earlier HickmaHickman took first or wonders of the Florida sunshine here Midlands Tourney chamchaincham- and poor officiatingof every event The are the perennial swimming power of the Big That's what Kansas City SouthSouth- second place in ery pionship already in tow By the time it was over west and Shawnee Mission East with Southwest winning Eight having won tIthe last six conference titles This year'syears Franklin and Marshall had story59 squad alreadalready has started living up to tradition by over- Swimmers will be telling It was a different over received another disappointing Shawnee Mission East whelming thetl rest of the Big to win the Relays present themselves this afternoon when against Eight Area Roundup anniversary The they meet the in last year though Hickman had great said Goldfarb At this time they're the bestbest- fifthfilth this yearear lat in the conference Kansas City to come from behind but Realizing that they the That's also what Van RainHornHom- managedmana ed to register a Foremost among the K CC. swimmers is sophomore Gary Tigers stopped the Diplomats 4748 Kempf As a ffreshmanmm KempKempf set Big Eight records in the and Missouri Military Academy victory from gaining their career told themselves Monday By By the time the season was yard backstroke and the victory may the meter yard meter F dual match help had compiledii- Fulton BuggedBu c ed by time Van HornHom suffered a over the compile individual medley Kempf also finished first in the SOO-yard t j j j Flu 7147 yard tonight when an extraordinary loss and MMA was sunk With the help of freestyle at the Big Eight meet will 9523 a 12 record meter effort be needed to pin the they may wondered several returning swimmers Joining the Tiger swimmers for the first timelime this season willwill- HaQ win was in the Capital City Cowboys' have about 1 Mexico one of the preseason misses the game Hall the Cowboys ears back the relationship between HickmansHickman's record appears be diver BobB b Slough Slough had been ineligible during the first Tournament over Hickman looking JoesJoe's favorites in the strongest foifor thetIE Weve been forward fish and the real thing to be headed20the same way this semester Mark Modjeska who succumbed to mononucleosis
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