Friday, March 30, 1973
5
Kansan Photo by CARL G. DAVAZ JR.
nation in total offense placing behind Danny White of Arizona State. Last season Jaynes established 15 individual records and 5 team records. In 11 games, Jaynes threw for 2,233 yards and 16 touchdowns. The most productive game for Jaymes was the most game of the season, when he threw for 401 yards against Washington State.
Number One
David Jaynes, KU quarterback, will start the 1973 football season with more total passing yardage than any returning collegiate quarterback. He is second in the
The University of Kansas track team will compete Saturday in one of the country's premier early-season meets as they face Tennessee, at Drinke Stadium, Los Angeles.
KU Competes Saturday In Strong UCLA Meet
UCLA is the defending NCAA champion, Tennessee is the defending Southeastern Conference champion and KU is the defending Big Eight Champion. Coach Bob Timmons said the dual and triangular would be exciting but obviously not easy.
After Saturday's meet, the Jayhawks will begin preparation for the Wichita Invitational, April 7, the Texas Rebels, April 16, the Oklahoma State 19-21 and the Drake Rangers, April 27.
"Some of the country's best athletes will be competing," Timmons said. "Every team will be scraping for every point it can get."
Kansas Entries
Long Jump—Doug Todd, 25-3, Dan Seary 24.8
Pole Vault—Terry Porter 17-04.
Shot Time 25.63 sec.
Shot Put—Rudy Guevara 624%
Injinley Thorn. Sam Coley 100 %
University Daily Kansan
Javelin Throw --Sam Colson 290-10, Roger Hammond 28-5, Barry Schrupp
3,000-Meter Steeplechase-Kent McDonald 9:06.8
Same Rainy Weather Delays KU Practice
The rains Wednesday forced spring football practice at the University of Kansas to be postponed again. Coach Dodd told me that he would begin Monday, depending on the weather.
Fambrough said that if the rain did continue, he would delay practice until later in the week. However, he said because of the spring game, the playground would be played in May.
"We have 36 days to get 20 practice in," Fambrough said. "So we have a few more days, but just want to be finished soon enough to give the players time to prepare for finals."
KU Begins Baseball Race
The Jayhawk baseball squad will be working for their first conference win today and Saturday in Stillwater when it plays the Alabama State Cowbirds in a three-game series.
The teams will play a double-header today, starting at 1:30 p.m., and will play a single game Saturday starting at 1:00 p.m.
The Jayhawks compiled a 4-2 record during their presenation games. The 'Hawks won four straight games before losing to
Tournament competition will continue on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week, with the three championship games played on Monday, April 9.
The sounds of championship basketball play return to the University of Kansas campus today as first round play in the NCAA Tournament begins at 4:30 p.m. in Robinson gymnasium.
Washburn Tuesday, when the 'Hawks lost both ends of a double-header, KU earlier beat Washburn, sweeping both games of a doubleheader in their opening games.
Playoff Games In Intramurals Open Up Today
Lockwood said that the league was separated into a fraternity division and into an independent division. These two divisions were then divided into six separate divisions. The leagues, entitled A, B, and C, were further reduced to smaller divisions.
Last season the Jayhawks finished the conference in third place, ending with an 11-9 record. Oklahoma State, which had a 10-10 conference record, finished fourth. Overall, the Cowboys finished the 72 season with a record of 15-17-4.
Robert Lockwood, KU gymnastics coach and director of men's intramural sports, said that the two leading teams in each leagueagues make the tournament competition.
The championship games will consist of the six league winners in the tournament playing their counterparts in the opposite league for the "hill" championship.
The OSU defense ended the 1972 season ranked ninth nationally, and every member of that infeld returned this season. All of the teams played, giving the club good offensive power
At the season start, the OSU pitching was not considered to be solid. But the Cowboy pitches have shown promise in the early preseason. Bill Bird is the mainstay of the pitching staff. Bird was the best pitcher for the Cowboys last season and finished with a win. Another pitcher the Cowboys will rely on is Mark Stanley, a West Texas state transfer.
This season, the Cowboys are favored to have a good chance at the conference title. The Cowboys are led by team captain Mike Cross, who was all-Big Eight shortstop last season and led the team in hitting with a .322 average.
The Jayhawks will attack the OSU pitchiness with what head coach Floyd Temple calls a weak-hitting club. During preseason, the 'Hawks had to rely mainly on
Steve Corder and Bob Cox will start the season. The third record of 16, Last season, Corder and Cox both compiled 44 records. John Daniel will call the call for the third game and Rob Corder will play against him.
defense for their wins.
Sorority is interviewing mature young couples for positions as housemanagers. Includes living accommodations and salary.
440-Vard Relay—Emmett Edwards,
Dellario Scavuzo, Dellario
Rohman or Phi Lung
"We got a little bit accomplished this week." Temple said. "It's difficult to play well when you have a young ball club and cannot practice, especially Oklahoma State. They're always pretty tough and they seem to have a good ball club this season."
The Jayhawks have not been able to get much practice time during the week. Temple said that the club had been on the practice field only once.
Please call 843-0815
GRADUATE COUPLES
The next games for the Jayhawks will be against Nebraska April 6-17 at Lawrence.
One-Mile Run—Jim Euell 4:07.4
120-Yard  High  Hurdles--Delario
Robinson 13.6 (High  Gandvander 13.8, Terry
High Jump--Barry Schur 7.3, Randy Smith 6.1, Dane Seay 6-9.
440-Yard Dash—Phil Stepp 46.9, 49.0.
For Complete Automobile Insurance
It's an Opened-Up Summer This Year. For dress sandals will be the Only Way to Go. This one by Famolare has a small platform.And comes in Navy, Red, White and Yellow. Stop by and See Them All.
Discus Throw-Charles Bockhurst 1723,
Rudy Guevara 154-10.
100-Yard Dash--Emmett Edwards 9.4,
Tom Scavuze 9.4.
GENE DOANE AGENCY
Eight Thirty-Seven Massachusetts Street
Bunny Black's Royal College Shop
Triple Jump-Delario Robinson 50-0%, Dan Sealy 47-6%
824 Mass. St.
843-3012
Kansas City Ears & Hair Hardee
44-Yard Yard Glove Vendana 56, 64
Dodget 151, 0. Glove Vendana 56, 64
Dodd 151
880-Yard Run-Jim Euell 1:50.0.
202-Yard Dash--Mark Lutz 20,7 Tom Scavuzzo 20,19 Emmett Edwards.
Three Mile Run-Terry McKeon 13:58.6,
14:12.2, Tom Koppes 14:25.2, 14:22.1
14.2.1.2, 10 Mopkes #14.2.1.2, 14.2.1.2,
One-Mile Relay--Mark Lutz, Tom
Scavuzio, Phil Stepp, Jim Euell or Bob
Bornkessel.
Any old ring will make it legal.
But who wants any old ring. Flowers fade, cake crumbles. But what a banding wedding band should remain a beautiful shining symbol of our own beauty and our one of our stunning ArtCarved bands, nobody will mistake it for anything more precious.
on about the ArtCarved tradition of fine rings that goes back to 1850, but why don't you come see for yourself?
ArtCarved
WEDDING RINGS
METAL MURAL SET
MISTY-HARBOR SET
Arizona wedding rings 12.95 ml solid
and graduated diamonds 16.00 ml
Marks Jewelers
Del Eileen, certified gemologist
817 Mass.
AGS
VI 3-4266
Authorized Artcarved Jeweler
Italian Pizzeria PIZZA BUCK
One Coupon per Person—Not good on delivery
$1.00 off any large pizza (except cheese)
Expires April 1, 1973
Phone ahead for faster service. 843-1880
exclusively at
RMS electronics
For the very finest in hi-fidelity electronic equipment "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL"
10-6 M-S
724 Mass.
841-2672
Sell It Fast With Kansan Classified
The MAD HATTER Says,
"WE'VE OPENED OUR DOORS!"
That's right, the famous MAD HATTER is now open to everyone 18 and over.
The MAD HATTER is NO LONGER a private club. It's Lawrence's newest and nicest 3.2 beer drinking establishment.
There'll be a free band playing at the new MAD HATTER every night during the opening week!
FLIGHT is here FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Playing from 8 p.m. 'til midnight.
Join in on the fun this weekend at the new MAD HATTER 704 NEW HAMPSHIRE
"PAY AT THE DOOR; THEN PAY NO MORE."
This week _ Guys $2.00 only Gals 50°
All the beer you can drink from 8 p.m. till midnight, plus music by FLIGHT.
MADNESS