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The University Daily Kansan
Monday, April 27,1998
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Hopes of title fade for Jayhawks
By Laura Bokenkroger Kanson sportswriter
On Senior Day for the Kansas softball team Saturday, the Jayhawks split a doubleheader with the Missouri Tigers, erasing their chance to move into the winners' bracket for the Big 12 Conference Tournament.
The eighth-seeded Jayhawks will face single elimination in the opening round of tournament play May 1.
A strong wind blowing toward the infield kept would be home runs from going over the fence. Kansas pitcher Jessi Kowal and Missouri pitcher Stephane Falk gave up only four hits each in Kansas' 1-0 victory.
"The wind had a big effect," coach Tracy Bunge said. "When the wind is blowing in on you, it adds more zip to the pitcher's fastballs. There would have been a couple of home runs without it, too."
The Jayhawks manufactured a run in the bottom of the sixth inning and took the lead 1-0.
Left fielder Sara Holland led off the inning with a grounder to center field. Coach Bunge called for a hit-and-run, and Holland reached third on a single by catcher Kristina Johnson. First baseman Shannon Stannaw picked up an RBI when Holland beat the throw to home, putting the Javahaws up 1-0.
The run was all the Jayhawks needed for the win, as Kowal improved her record to 1317.
Between games, the seniors were escorted by family members to chairs around home plate. Coach Bunge and their teammates said something about each of the sixth seniors, recognizing their contributions.
"It was really emotional," Johnson said. "It was a big surprise, because we didn't know that they were going to say something about us."
Missouri won the second game, picking up four runs on three hits in the third inning.
Christy McPhail, sophomore pitcher, nicks the ball with her bat on Saturday. The Jayhawks won the first game against Missouri 1-0 and lost the second game 5-1. Photo by Lizz Weber / KANSAN
Pitcher Christy McPhail walked three consecutive batters, after giving up a hit to start the inning, putting the Tigers up 1-0. The Big 12 Tournament is May 1-3, but the
Jayhawks first will finish the regular season with a make-up doubleheader against Creighton at 3 and 5 p.m. tomorrow.
GAME 1
Score by innings:
Missouri
Kansas
$$
R H E
000 000 0 — 0 4 1
000 001 x — 1 4 0
$$
Stephanie Falk; Jessica Kowal. W—Kowal (13-17). L—Falk (18-12).
GAME 2
Score by innings:
Missouri 004 000 1 — 5 8 3
Kansas 000 001 0 — 1 3 2
Tonya Winberry; Christy McPhail. W—Winberry (13-7). L—Mcphail (14-15).
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"Spirituality for a 'South Park' Age"
A Public Lecture by
Aaron Barnhart TV Writer, Kansas City Star
3:30 p.m. April 27, 1998 Room 100 Smith Hall
Shows from "Nothing Sacred" to "Touched by an Angel" are overt treatments of religion on television today, but other popular series, such as "King of the Hill" and "Law and Order," also have simple messages that reflect our anxieties as millennium (not Millennium) fever builds.
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