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Monday, October 24,1977
University Daily Kansan
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Weekend Sports Roundup
Iuco transfer hurt
Cherier Giles, a 6-8 forward from Chicago, will undergo surgery tomorrow to remove the tumor.
Giles, who transferred to Kansas this fall after leading Independence Junior College to the national Junior College title last spring, is not expected to be ready to play until the first of the year, a team spokesman said.
Men capture dual
KU's cross country team closed out its regular season Friday by defeating Oklahoma State, 26-30, in a dual meet in Stillwater.
The race was KU's first and only dual meet of the season, and despite the win, KU lost to Cedar Creek.
"We didn't run like a team," he said. "It's just a race that I'd like to forcel."
Sophomore Kendall Smith led the Jayhawks by taking second with a time of 26:11, 16 seconds off the winning pace of OSU's Mike Andrews.
Runners take fifth
Paced by the 10th place finish of sophomore Michelle Brown, the KU women's cross country team managed a victory in the Big Eight meet on Saturday in Madison.
Iowa State took first place in the team standings, followed by Colorado. The
Buffaloes edged favorite Kansas State, which finished third. Missouri was fourth, followed by Kansas and Nebraska. Buffalo state and Oklahoma did not field秋队.
Hockey squad 1-2
The KU field hockey team wrapped up its regular season last weekend by losing a big win over the Nebraska.
The Jayhawks ended the season with a 13.5-1 record.
Oklahoma State defeated the Jayhawks in Lawrence Friday, 5-2. The next morning the team was in Lincoln, Neb., to face the North Dakota and the Adult Club of Lubbock.
The Jayhawks needed an overtime to beat North Dakota, 4-3. They then overpowered the Adult Club, which is made up of former college players, 5-0.
Record takes beating
The KU volleyball team went to the Southwest Missouri State Invitational in Springfield, Mo., with a 19-12 record last week but came out of the tournament 19-16, after losing five out of five matches to nationally ranked teams.
"Those were the kinds of teams that beat you with your mistakes," KU coach Bob Stanciff said. "It was a valuable trip for us because we got to see how some nationals became teammates." If we play together and don't make mistakes, we can play with them."
Ruggers 1-2 in meet
The KU Rugby Club fought rain and wind and three tough opponents, winning one game and losing two in the 10th annual tournament. The team's nament last weekend in Kansas City, Mo.
Continuous rains and muddy fields hampered all 32 teams that had come from across the country to play in one of America's biggest rugby tournaments.
Carlos Arias scored three goals to lead the University of Kansas Soccer Club to a 4-2 victory over UCLA.
Soccer club splits
payer-coach George Mooney paused with his team's performance in the position.
In a game played Saturday in Columbia, Mo., the Jayhawks were beaten, 14, by the Cardinals.
Entry deadline today
The entry deadline for teams that want to compete in a volleyball-basketball marathon team is Saturday at Robinson Stadium at 1 p.m. and should be directed to Room 208, Robinson.
Ten-person teams are eligible to compete in teams with six or more members and will play in shifts of two to five teams.
For more information, people may call 841-7067 or 843-3546.
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