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Wednesday, April 12, 1978
University Daily Kansan
Women win night games to continue winning ways
Kansas played its first night game as part of a softball doubleheader yesterday, and the Jayhawks did not let the lights stop their winning ways.
who was swept a twilight doubleheader from Northwest Missouri State University in Iowa.
The Jayhawks now are 18-6 and have won 11 of their last 12 games. Senior pitcher Paula Hernandez kept her perfect record in the NWSU. Hernandez is 10-4 for the season.
FRESHMAN MARGARET Miah pitched KU to the sweep in the nightcap. Miah had not pitched since KU played a series of games in Texas during spring break.
*Starting pitcher Shelley Sinclair in recovering from the flu and did not pitch*
KU Coach Bock Stancill said last night that KU started slowly in the first game.
KU scored its eight runs in the sixth and seventh innings on the strength of eight hits.
"We hit the ball really hard all day long," Stancik said. "Paula did a good job of pitching to limit them to four hits until we could get some runs across."
STANCLIFT SAID sophonate Jill Larson and senior Paulia Woolorth led the KU hitting attack in the first game. They combined for five of KU's 12 hits and each
Mah held NWMSU to three hits in the second game. KU trailed 3-1 after three innings before scoring six runs in the fourth inning.
Junior Kelly Phipps and Larson each had three of KU's 11 hits.
Stancliff said yesterday's doubleheader was closer than an earlier doubleheader
played in Lawrence, which KU won 7-0 and 10-0.
"They were more aggressive at the plate," Stancill said. "We put a premium on being able to hit the ball and we were real aggressive on the base paths."
S兰斯lift kU kept the ball out of yesterday's wind to get hits. Adjusting to the lights was not a problem for KU's outfit, he said, who has not trouble judging fly balls.
The Kansas doubles play was ineffective yesterday, and the Jayhawks dropped a tennis match to the University of Missouri 6-3 in Columbia, Mo.
The Jayhawks No. 1 doubles team of Chet Collier and Mark Haskins lost to Missouri,6-4,6-2.KU No.2 team of Wayne Sewall and Joe Ruysser lost to Jon Powell and Rob Walters, and John Runnels and John Krizman lost to Beto Bliese and Marc Van Buskirn,6-4,6-2.
Tennis team loses to MU
"Obviously our doubles are hurting us," tennis coach Tom Kivisto said after the
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