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Monday, March 17, 1980
University Daily Kansan
KU netters thinking title
By JIMSMALL Sports Writer
With the Big Eight men's tennis championship more than two months away, it hardly seems appropriate for members of a conference to be taking a conference championship.
But that is what they are doing. And judging from the team's performance last week, such optimism is understandable.
"We played exceptional tennis over spring break," Coach Mark Hocking said. "We had some impressive wins and we played one match we lost very closely.
"Everyone is antsy to start playing some
"I WAS VERY surprised that we beat Bayron 94." Hecking said. "They are a good team and it wasn't as if they played poorly. It is just that we played very well."
Big Eight teams. Some of the guys are talking about winning the conference."
The men's team opened its week with a 9-4 triumph over Southwestern Conference foe Bavier in Lawrence March 9.
knew we had the match. I think we played a little unenthusiastically and lost all three of the doubles matches."
The next day KU traveled to Denton, Texas, to face north Texas State and won 5-4. Hosking said the match wasn't as close as the score indicated.
"We knew that we had won the match after the singles events," he said. "Since we
The Jayhawks then played highly ranked Houston March 12 and lost 7-2.
KU's hiccups schedule continued the following day when the Hawks met Pan American University in an exhibition match in Edinburgh, Texas.
KU faced Pan American against the next day in the first round of the Border Olympics Invitational in Laredo, Texas, a tournament which KU won.
KU beat Southwest Texas State 5-4 in the second round of the tourney before beating
KU's women's team had a rougher time than the men's team last week.
Harden Simmons College to capture the title.
Kansas lost matches to Wisconsin and Iowa 9-0 and 7-2.
AND THEIR PROBLEMS continue in
Texas that the Jayhawks lost a match to
Northwest Texas State 8-1. Katy Merrion
would not match for Kansas in No. 6
singles.
The 'Hawks then competed at the Border Olympics Invitational and dropped matches to Southwest Texas and Oklahoma State.
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Burke said Porter first came to him on Friday to discuss the situation.
Porter exits training site, to seek help
"We've had several discussions since then," Burke said. "And I've talked with other people and we've made arrangements for him. He's there now."
FORT MYERS, Flia.(AP) --DRELL Porter, all-star catcher for the Kansas City Royals, has left the team for treatment of a broken problem, the team announced yesterday.
"He left Saturday and we don't expect him back until he has had full treatment for his problem."
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Joe Burke, executive vice president and general manager of the Royals, said, "Darrell Porter has left the club. With our permission, he is seeking medical advice and that it all can tell you. It personal and professional betray his confidence in this situation."
"No one on this club knows where he is. I cannot destroy the confidence he has in me. He is a man seeking help and we're giving it to him."
Burke said that he could not reveal where Porter had gone for treatment and that none of the Royals' players knew where Porter was going.
Silverio's hit stops Texas
FORT MEYERS, Fla. (UPI)-Luis Silverio singled home John Wathan in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Kansas team a victory over the Texas Rangers yesterday.
Wathan led off the ninth with a double down the left field line. He was moved to third on a bunt single by Dave Chalk.
Dan Quisenberry picked up the victory in relief, pitching the final two innings.
The Royals triumph boosted their record to 5-2. The Rangers are still winless in play. Losers of seven straight games.
After losing pitcher Dae Rajis walked Dave Hogg to load the bases with no outs. Silverio hit the game-winning single to center.
The Royals announced their first cut yesterday and sent three non-roster pitches, Atticer Hammaker and Twiff Jett to the league team league complex in Sarasota, Fla.
(1946)
Monday, March 17 NOTORIOUS
Dir. Alfrid Hitchcock, with Cary Winston and his One of Hitchcock's most romantic forces, NOTORIOUS has a US agent forcing a woman to apologe on a German soldier.
Plus: "HOMEBODY," a short film by KU alumnus Steve Johnson.
(1954)
Dir. Nicholas Riley, with Sterling Hayden, Joan Crawford, Mercedes McCambridge. One of the most amazing singers, singing wanderer, a singer-singler-guitar meet his former lover in an isolated bedroom. Room
Tuesday, March 18
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Wednesday, March 19
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Dir. Akira Kurosewa, with Toshiru as an industrialist who must pull the ransom for a kidnapping, but without a Japanese film jumbo; Japan subtiles.
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Dir. Gilo Pontecovo, with Martin Brando as a secret agent in the 1800s who manipulates a Caribbean island rebellion to further the economic interest of England. By the director of GIERS, by the GIERS. "Forum Room"
Unless otherwise noted; all films will be shown at Woodford Auditorium in the Kansas Union; M-R film are $1.00 each. M-F film are $1.50 and start at 7:30, 7:90 and Midnight on Fri. & Sat, and at 2:00 on Sunday. Tickets available at www.woodford.edu / Union 6th Level. Interested students smoke or smokings or refreshments allowed.