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Monday, April 10, 1972
University Daily Kansan
OU Sweeps Tennis Dual With 'Hawks
The University of Kansas tennis team's home debut Friday bobbed ill for the new resurfaced Allen Field House tennis courts. The Jayahek woke in a match a Big Eight-leading Oklahoma.
Oklahoma, unbeaten in Big Eight play, rolled over KU tennis players in all nine matches. That gave it a 14-5 record. LOS ANGELES - p. 255-260.
The day started badly for KU. Cal Simmons, the number one Jayhawk player, had been injured in a motorcycle accident. He tore ligaments in a knee and was forced for the remainder of the season.
After that, the cold, windy weather made the Jayhawks feel even less like playing tennis.
Mark Wick, who moved into Simmons' number one singles play, played the only close set. He grabbed a 62 victory over Barr Bayton to force a third game. Simmons won 6-5, and the landside bean
KU will host Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
Singles
Bar Bayton, OU, def. Mark Wick, 7-5, 2-6,
6-3
Jack Hughes, OU. def. Karl Kingsley, 6-6
6-1.
6-1
Daryl Hess, OU. def. Chris Henry, 6-0, 6-1
Jeff Lashley, OU. def. Tom Carlson, 6-4, 6-
Scott Martin, OU, def, Jim Isaac, 6-1, 6-1
Tim Quigley, OU, def, Ron Shaffer, 6-4, 6-2
Doug Ricon
Doubles
Raynton-Hess of Isaac Kringley, 6.1-6.1
Hughes Martin del. Carlson Kight, 6.3-6.3
Lansby-Kinglet de. Henry Shaffer, 6.4-6.0
KU's Gardner Takes State Handball Title
Mike Gardner, St. Joseph, Mo.
Junior, won the state single
handball championship Sunday
at the Central Branch YMCA in
Gardner, a member of the University of Kansas football team, earlier this year advanced to the NCAA handball tournament.
The Kansas championship tournament, which started Friday and continued Saturday. The Nebraska and handball players in the state.
Kansas Staff Photo by GREG SORBER
KU's Mark Wick Snaps a Serve
Wicks made opponent earn singles win . . .
The University of Kansas baseball team took another big step this weekend in establishing the Big Eight championship. The Jayhawks beat Nebraska 3-2. In the second, then split two games Sunday.
The series victory left KU with a 4-2 record in Big Eight action, good enough for second place. Overall, the team is 11-3.
In other conference games,
Oklahoma swept a three-game
gamble in the 1996 NLCS into
the league's top spot with a 5-2
record. Iowa State took two of
out of three from Oklahoma State,
and Mets won three from Missouri.
The Cornhuskers won the first contest Sunday, 3-2. The game had been continued from last week with a 1-3 pasting in the nightcap.
Sharing second with the
Oklahoma City Cowboys,
and/or worse, they have 42 marks. Following them are Iowa
State (9-3) Kansas State (24)
Nebraska (18).
Nebraska Trip Puts KU in 2nd
In Saturday's contest, KU pitcher, Steve Corder won his own game when he sacrificed Henry Eva home from third base in the seventh inning. He pitched 7-1, and was for the Jaiyawks after pinch-hitter Don Lahli led off with a single.
Baseball Officials to Meet
Solution Nears in Strike
NEW YORK (AP) — A meeting today in Washington between both sides in the baseball strike and a federal mediator was on after President Nixon stepped down nine-day dispute Sunday night.
At the same time, a new dispute arose over whether the players would be entitled to their rights. The season still could be played
Meanwhile, a spokesman on the baseball's club owner reported substantial progress toward settlement of the walkout—but the head of the striking players' organization said he wasn't so sure.
Marvin Miller, executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association,
Miller, a veteran labor negotiator, said as far as he knew, the meeting would involve only himself. Gaherin and
said he and John Gaherin, the
members' representative, would
meet Monday with J. Curtis
and the Federal Mediation Service.
Miller, however, called the owners' proposal," a token offer," adding, "Mr. Gaterin is aware of you in writing and I have a lot of unanswered questions. I'll do anything I reasonably can to produce a settlement. But on the basis I reasonably can so far, I can't be optimistic.
After submitting the owners' money offer, he declined to disclose the exact amount—Gaherin expressed optimism.
momentum. Based on where we've been, I'd say we made substantial progress."
Calvin Griffith, owner of the Minnesota Twins, called the new dispute over salaries "a big hurdle.
Asked about the possibility of a settlement Monday, he replied: "I hope so. I feel we picked up
Evans then hit a grounder back to pitcher Denny D'Ohrberg, who ran for 35 and first and second. Bert Herezekey also hit a grounder to D'Ohrberg; he was able to touch the ground.
Big 8 Standings
Corder, who gave up his first run in four games this year when Nebraska scored in the first, was also helped by the seventh. Corder is now 4-0.
When the game was resumed Sunday, the Cornhuskers put up a tough error in the fifth to push across the winning run. It was the first loss in four starts for KU starter Joseph Believed in the fifth by Bob Wolf.
W 1
Oklahoma 3 1
Kansas 4 2
Oklahoma State 4 2
Colorado 2 3
Iowa State 4 3
Kansas State 2 4
Missouri 1 5
Nebraska 1 5
In the second game of Saturday's doubleheader, which was played in 35-degree weather with mist and snow, the two teams were as the bottom of the fifth before it was called. The score was 2-2.
Wolf also started the second game for the Hawkys. After giving up a Nebraska run in the
force Lahit, overthrow third, Lahit scored, and Evans and Berecky moved to second and third. The game's game-winnning sacrifice.
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first inning, he blanked the "Huskers until he was relieved by Bill Stieglemer in the eighth. In the meantime, KU, with the help of Mason Crawford, scored three runs of its own, enough for the win. Wolf, the
Two teams and two individuals from the University of Kansas fencing team qualified for the Amateur Fencers' League of America sectional championships, placing in the championship tournament and the Divisionvision tournament. Saturday and Sunday in Robinson Gym.
Nicklaus Grinds Out Fourth Masters Win
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KU Fencers Place in Meet, Make Sectional
Moline, Ill., who had mounted a surprise challenge to Nicklaus and was within one stroke after 54 holes, had to help salvage 7.
AUGUSTA. Ga. (AP)-JACK Necklaus, intimidating an elite 14-year-old, methodically ground out a record-matching fourth Masters Championship Sunday and set all the world's major golf tikes.
Nielkaus, who led all four days,
won by three strokes and had a
margain of four or five most of the
fine day. He finished with a 288
total, well off his own record of
165 runs, up a subtotal in this
year's event.
The Golden Bear, massive in his talents and deadly precise in his approach to the game he himself over-perrated 74 in Sunday's final round on the cool and sunny Augusta National Golf Club.
But it was more than enough.
He turned the fabled event—the
dramatic exploits—into a ho-mum
scramble for second place as
would be challenger one by one
in the grinding pressure.
Tom Weiskopf, Nicklaus' partner in barting the flower-bedded course *counseur* Australian veteran Kenny Pimblett and Bobby Mitchell were in a tie for second at 281, one over parr Campton and Mitchell had been through all 34.
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