Ticket sales climb above 9,000
With Kansas' football ticket sales to the general public well over the 9,000 mark, the Jay-bawks expect to surpass last year's attendance figures.
Sales up
Public sale of season tickets amounted to about 90 per cent of last year's final total, KU's Assistant Athletic Director Monte Johnson, reported.
"With three weeks to go before our first home game, we expect to exceed last year's total season ticket sales." Johnson predicted.
Senior blast on for Friday
Free beer and continuous "hard-rock" music will highlight another back to school senior class party tomorrow night from 8 to 1 a.m.
Two bands, the "Detroit Wheels" and the "Green River Ordinance," and two disc jockeys from radio station KEWI in Topeka will provide music and entertainment.
Seniors may pick up tickets at the information booth on Jayhawk Boulevard today and iomorrow or at the senior table at the Kansas Union during enrollment.
Only seniors will be admitted and there will be no charge for a non-senior date.
The Jayhawks' home opener is with Ohio University Oct. 7, following road engagements with Stanford and Indiana.
Last year for a four-genie schedule, the Jayhawks sold 10.- 550 season tickets to the general public. With staff, faculty and lettermen's tickets added, the season ticket figure was 12,886.
Students purchased 8,943 season tickets a year ago, giving the Jayhawks an over-all total of 21,829.
Student sales up
Johnson said advance sales to students are ahead of last year's pace, and he expects the season ticket figure to hit 10,000.
homa, Colorado, and Nebraska. KU meets traditional rivals—Kansas State and Missouri—in Lawrence this autumn, in addition to Nebraska for the second straight year, Iowa State, and Ohio.
"We very probably will go to 23,000 this year for season bocks of all types," Johnson said.
Johnson pointed out that single game tickets are available for all home games, including the contest with Missouri which normally sells out by game time.
25.614 last year
Last fall, the Jayhawks averaged 35.614 attendance for a home schedule with Texas Tech, Okla-
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