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Wednesday, October 19, 1977
University Daily Kansan
'Hawks' practice disappointing
Instead of playing like the team that tied the nationally-ranked Colorado Buffaloes last Saturday, the Kansas Jayhawks trudged through yesterday's practice.
"We didn't accomplish what we needed to," coach Bud Moore said yesterday. "We did pick up a little towards the end, but in the early part of the practice we were eating
"Our individual drills were not good. I'm speaking of the linemen doing their drills and the backs."
KUstudent wins Frisbee tourney
Participating in his first Frisbee tournament, Robert Gerster, Kansas City sophomore, outwitment about 60 other Frisbee players at the state championship competition at Wichita State University.
Gerster is a member of the KU Frisbee Club that completed this year.
NEW YORK (UPI)—Earl Monroe scored 27 points to lead a balanced scoring attack that gave the New York Knicks a 120-131 victory over the Kansas City Kings last night, highlighting Weed's coaching in the regular season-opener for both clubs.
the club meets from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Wednesday in front of Allen Field House
and from 10 a.m. to noon Satursdays between
the club and the building site of the computation center.
The event was part of the Second Annual Milton Besser Tournament. Players threw their Frisbees at 18 specific targets on the floor, and they had to stand up in a high statue, a park bench, a tree and a mailbox.
Gerster said that par for the course was 72; he scored 77.
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Morroe, who played along side Reed on the Knicks '1973 championship team, scored 13 points in the opening quarter as the Kings won the game. But the Knicks moved to a 59-2 halftime
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Moore said he did not know why the Jayhawks practiced badly, considering the team was coming off Saturday's confidence-building tie.
"We're going to have to practice better tomorrow to play Oklahoma State," he said.
"We're playing against one of the best teams in the state sometimes. If we're not ready, we'll be in trouble."
Oklahoma State has beaten Kansas the last two years under Moore. The Cowboys also lead the Big Eight in rushing with an average of more than 300 yards rushing a game.
The lead widened to nine, 93-84, after three quarters as Monroe once again provided the spark with 12 points in the period.
Moore said the Jayhawks' passing attack, engineered by freshman Jeff Hines and second-team quarterback Brian Bethke, had a fair practice.
"Kansas did receive some good news concerning injuries: Noseguard Charles Casey and defensive backs Jimmy Little Ricks returned to practice yesterday."
"The passing game always looks fair in practice," Moore said, "but in ball games it hasn't been up to par, which may be an understatement."
Scott Wedman had a game-high 29 points
and Richard Washington with 23 points
Washington with 23 points
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