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Thursday, May 1. 1980
University Daily Kansan
Pats pick Hubach in 11th round
By MIKE EARLE
Snorts Editor
Mike Hubeck yesterday became the fourth KU football player selected in the 2015 draft. He was selected HUSBAND, who established himself as KU's all-time扑点 and pace blocker.
Hubach, who expected to go in earlier rounds, got the word from Patron officials about 2 p.m. He then started to breathe a bit easier.
"I was getting a little worried," Hubach said. "I'm not really disappointed by going in the 11th. New England was the only team that showed a lot of interest in me."
"I'll probably be backuping on their placekicker and concentrate on painting. They were interested in me because I'm a 12-sten punter."
TUESDAY OUTSIDE linebacker Kirby
Burrell was tackled by linebacker
Brinquedo in the second round. For Crawford
he had played only one full season at
linebacker, the exhalation of being drafted
was a sign.
"Every hope and expectation I had was met by being drafted. They told me some
"I'm just really happy right now, Criswell said yesterday from his hotel room in Cincinnati. "The shock of going so early isn't over yet.
KU finishes 6th in Big 8 tourney
"The team hit the best score ever by a KU women's golf team in the Big Eight tournament," she said. "It's too bad the final standings don't reflect it."
Oklahoma State came away the victor of the women's Big Eight golf tournament, but KU coach Sandy Bahan said her team, despite its six-place finish, was a winner.
Oklahoma State won the tournament by 11 strokes with a 54-hole total of 908. Missouri followed at 941, and Oklahoma finished third at 944.
Sports Writer
KU FINISHED sixth, carding a 1,001. Julie Mulewald led KU scorers yesterday with an 82, followed by Sally White, Lisa Howard and Patty Coe, who all shot 85s.
Burgall Goalsbuck shot an 88 and Sarah Burgarge a 91 to round out KU's scoring.
BY TRACEE HAMILTON
"We've got to look at the good things about the tournament, like Tuesday's comeback," Bahan said. "There's nothing about yesterday's scores, either."
Bahan said before the three-day meet that any team of the top six could win it.
good things. It seems like they couldn't want to get me out here. I want to sign pretty quick, I'm not hold out."
"Anyone could have done it," she said. "Oklahoma State is in the top 15 in the country this year, but on a given day, any of the first six teams could beat them."
"Psychology, luck—they play a big part in the game. But the skills of our team are as good as any of theirs."
Oklahoma State's Val Skinner led the individual scoring the entire tournament and won the firstplace medal by a stroke over Michael Jordan of Missouri.
JORDAN CARDED a threeday total of 228, including a tournament low 71 yesterday to take two place away from Missouri's Mary McNabb.
Safety Leroy LeRoy and linebacker Jimer Zodw Jr were other drafts. Irwin went in the third round to the Los Angeles Rams and was selected by the New York Jets in round 17.
Bahan said her team simply could not recover from its noor start Monday.
"We threw it the first day, and we know it," she said. "But we came out of this meet with one thing we didn't have before—we learned. I am extremely proud of my team."
KU's next competition is tomorrow at Stephen's College in Columbia, Mo.
At the conclusion of the draft, 35 Big Eight players were selected by NFL teams.
Oklahoma State ... 300
Miami State ... 198
Oklahoma State ... 184
Texas State ... 900
Nebraska ... 900
Kansas ... 1,001
Kentucky ... 1,001
NEBRASKA LED the Big Eight in wattles with 10 Tail and Junior Mike Wheeler. The first round. Oklahoma's other first-round picks were running back Billy Sims and wide receiver Chase Anderson.
Every Big Eight school had at least one player selected except Iowa State. Oklahoma followed Nebraska with nine selections followed by Colorado with seven, Kansas with four, Missouri and Oklahoma with two spice and Kansas State with one.
'Hawks take two in seniors' home finale
TORONTO (IPL) - Larry Gurra threw a bitter and tattered ball to send the Kansas City Royals to 3-4 victory over Toronto. The Royals victory snapped the Blue Jays four-year streak.
Gura, Hurdle spur Royals
The Kansas City Chiefs picked Nebraska defensive tackle Dan Pensick in the fifth round.
Yesterday the senior center helper sued up for her last home game, and the Jayhawks swept a double-dealer from Benedicton 4 and 132. Koleder had four hits in the game to lead the team with Rose Radei. The two outfielders each have 60 hits on the year.
Sports Writer
June Koleber has been the mainstay in the Kansas outfield for the past four years.
By PATTI ARNOLD
Gura retreated the first 15 battles he faced before yielding a softner to left for field at Damasca Garcia to lead off the sixth. Gura, a 32-year-old swain, struck out two and waked one on the way to his fourth combo and third victory against one loss.
Koleber's final games were as different as the scores indicated.
second of the game. Koleer bunted the ball back to the pitcher, who overtrew first with Larson scoring from first on the error.
DESPITE ITS 8- season, Colorado had two first-round picks. Cornerback Mark
and tackle Stan Brook went to New Orleans. Kansas State's lone selection was tight end Eddy Whitney.
Haynes was picked by the New York Giants and tackle Stan Brook went to New Orleans.
The second game was never in doubt. The Jayhawks collected 16 hits through the 5/13 innings played. The game was stapped with the sixth because of the 19-run spread rule.
It's kind of sad when I think of all the years I've put in the past four years to open my home game, but the most important is yet to come. I want to be to national my senior
Lorser Jesse Jefferson, 61, also came close to a no-hitter, pitching 6 13 hitts innings before Hal McRae spiced his hit with a single to left.
The Ravens came back with two runs in the third, but the Jayhawks exploded for five in the bottom of the inning.
THE FIRST game went eight innings and was tied at 3-4 from the fourth. The Hawks won the game in the bottom of the eighth when Jill Larson led off with a singler.
Koleber has played basketball, volleyball and softball at KU, lettering in all three.
BENEDICTINE HAD a group of bolsterous men who decided to mason Larson and have him plunge his basement plays close to home and the crowd taunted her to move closer. Larson committed a throwing error in the third and a scoring mistake in the second. Cox at short, but the dum combination not
two runners out at third base to end the inning.
KU trailed only once in the second game. LaAnna Stamws, who picked up his 100th strike on a solo home run scoring in the second. The junior pitcher ripped a tip into the cap in left center field. The Giants won 2-1.
Larson then silenced the hecklers in the bottom of the inn, when she ripped the first pitch to center field for a triple. She scored after fouled out to tie.
THE HAWKS needed four runs to quit early, and got them in the sixth. Three straight singles, by Cox, Koleber and May, accounted for two runs and Fox drove in another with a single. Bormann drove Fox on the final run of the game.
Koleber then simulated to right and scored on Simuki's single. Silly Fox reached on Stannix's singles. He missed. Stanxik's hit, scared when Gay Bancong flicked out to center Katherine Bancong than to left.
The 'Hawks scored two more in the fourth on a bunt single by Larson and a home run to center by May, her seventh of the year.
KU reached the 40-win plateau with the double-header sween.
Kirby Criswell
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