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University Daily Kansan, September 14, 1981
K-State team wins river race
"The River Pigs" a Kansas State University alumni team, beat 21 other canoe teams in the annual K-State KResidence Hall Canoe Race down the Kansas River that ended last night at Lawrence Waterworks Park.
KU's "Speed Demon Rogues",
sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon
fraternity, placed record, even though
it was a submerged object Saturday.
The Rogues had to carry their boat more than a mile in knee-deep water before they reached a spot where they could repair it.
Both the River Pigs and the Speed Demon Rogues received trophies at a cookout sponsored by the Association of University Residence Halls.
AURH officers from KU and K-State awarded trophies to the winners in four categories. They gave a first, second and third-place trophy to the first three teams that reached Lawrence Waterworks Park.
K-State's Van Zile Hall team finished third overall and received the first-place trophy for the residence hall division.
Blake Post and Lance Plummer will cane out of the Kansas River yesterday after their team, the Rogues, finished third overall in the AUHR-sponsored canoe race.
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KU police confiscated about 85 pounds of marijuana on University property Saturday night after a KU member member called and reported the crop.
NATURAL WAY
KU Detective Sgt. Paul Schultz said the marjuanisa was bagged while it was pump, possibly indicating that the people involved were in a hurry to leave the area.
The property lies between the Jefferson and Douglas County boundaries, about two-and-one-half miles northeast of the Lawrence airport.
SCHULTZ SAID police waited until about 10 p.m. Saturday to confiscate the marijuana, in hopes that the cultivators would return to gather their crop.
When they did not, police gathered the marjiana for evidence.
On the Record
Police were told by area residents and several other faculty members that a suspicious car with out-of-state plates had been in tha area for several days.
Information about the suspects will be turned over to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation for further investigation, he said.
THE CASTLE TEA ROOM
BURGLARS SMASHED OUT windows on two cars parked at 1111 W. 11th St. and stole more than $90 in stereo equipment. Police said the incident occurred sometime late Thursday night or early Friday morning.
"Contact was made with the suspects, but there is no chance of prosecution because they were not at the time." Schultz said.
ALSO ON SATURDAY, Sunset Hill School officials reported a burglary that apparently took place sometime during the middle of August. Missing is $2,200 worth of synthesizers, police said.
With this information, police were able to question several suspects.
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