Page 10 University Daily Kansan, April 20, 1982
Softball team goes 1-4
By TOM COOK Sports Writer
When things go well, they really go well. But when they go badly, they really go badly—just ask the KU women's softball team.
The Jayhawks had won 17 of their last 20 games when they ventured down to New Mexico for a tournament last weekend.
However, Kansas met up with the likes of Oklahoma State and Arizona State and the Jayhawks proceeded to drop two straight double-headers.
The Jayhawks managed to salvage one game in the tournament as they downed host New Mexico, 6-0. Sunday afternoon.
KANSAS RETURNS to action today as they host Cloud County in a double-header at the Holcom Sports Complex. The first game has been scheduled for 3 p.m. with the nightcap to follow at about 5 p.m.
The Jayhawks, 26-13, returned to their old form against New Mexico after losing their first four games of the tournament.
Rhonda Clarke, who was the losing pitcher in those four games, scattered four hits against New York and shut out her 18th shutout of the season.
Clarke gave up just one walk, striking out 10 batters, as she raised her pitching record to 22-11.
Tammy Hoffman and Shelly Fox had perfect performances at the plate. They each went 3-for-3. Candi Bover added two hits for Kansas.
In Friday's games, Oklahoma State took a 1-0 decision from Kansas in the opener and won the second game, 4-1.
ARIZONA STATE then took two from the Jayhawks on Saturday. The Sun Devil pounded out 23 hits and they defeated Kansas 6-5 and 5-2.
Clarke gave up 12 hits in the first game and 11 in the second. Meanwhile, the Jayhawks managed just one opener and five hits in the nightcap.
"Rhonda's stamina was down and she was not sharp at all," said KU Head Coach Bob Stancilf. "This was the only time this season when there weren't any facets of our game pulling us through."
JIAYHAWK NOTES: KU Head Coach Bob Stanklift has announced the signing of two more players to national letters-of-intent. An Am Bren, Chris Doyle and Traud Bartlesville, Okla. signed with the Jiayhaws.
Golf team takes seventh at Wichita State
By BILL HORNER Sports Writer
Same song, different instrumentation.
The Kansas men's golf team once again faced adverse weather at a tournament, this time at the Shocker Classic in Wichita last week.
The Jayhawks fought the elements in WSU's annual invitational event, and when play concluded last Friday, had to play an OLB game against tournament winner Oklahoma State.
"I don't think they've played in one day of decent weather yet in a tournament," said Head Coach Ross Randall, referring to the lousy weather that has seemed to follow KU's golf team this spring.
Rob Wilkin, who placed 13th individually for the Jayhawks, said, "the wind made it a whole new ballgame altogether."
THE SONG was the same for all 20 competing teams. Winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour the first day made play slow, stranding several golfers out on the course as darkness fell, and scores rose.
Sparked by Wilkin's 73, the Jayhawks finished the first 18 holes of play with a 309 total, pitting the team for a second-round Brad Deroed added 77s, while Tad Fugate came in with an in
1982-1983 SPIRIT SQUAD (Pom Pon/Yell Leader) TRYOUTS
INFORMATION MEETING:
Thurs. 15 5:00 p.m.
Jayhawk Rm. Kansas Union
PRELIM TRYOUTS:
Fri. 23 5:30 p.m.
Allen Field House
CLINICS:
Mon. 19 Thurs.22 5:30 p.m.
Allen Field House
FINAL TRYOUTS:
Sun. 25 8:00 p.m.
Allen Field House
Minority Students Encouraged To Participate
The final day of the tournament,
Friday, brought sunshine for a while,
and then a cold front. The front brought
with it high winds and low temperatures, and more ballooning scorecard totals.
GET A JUMP ON THE OTHERS
The Jayhawks' seventh place finished improved on last year's nineteenth place finish in the same event.
In this day and age of increased competition in the job market, an early graduation is an advantage! When you decide to take in summer school, check into Naismith Hall for that Special Summertime style of life. Summers at Naismith Hall are relaxed and friendly, with a full calendar of scheduled outings, picnics and such. Summers at Naismith Hall have frozen rates, free utilities, including A/C, and fully carpeted rooms with private baths.
Compared to last year, when weather conditions were a bit more suited for golf, Oklahoma State golfer Tommy Moore's winning medal total of 20 strokes was seventen strokes higher than the winning individual total.
So, while you are attending Summer School to "Get a Jump on the Crowd," live it up in style at Naismith Hall. Student Services at Student Prices.
"That indicates our progress," said Randall. "We beat 2/3 of the field, and we beat some teams that we couldn't beat a year and a half ago."
82, which included chipping in for an
eagle on a hole played in total darkness.
"The winds blew so hard, the course was almost unplayable," said Randall. He wasn't the only lamenting coach in the group of teams, which included last year's NCAA runners-up, Oral Roberts, NAIA Champion Texas Wesleyan, and perennial NCAA powerhouse Oklahoma State and Oklahoma.
Leases for Next Fall—Spring also available
"I THINK the guys were fairly pleased with the finish," Randall said. At some points, it was just a survival game out there. We could learn more to be closer to see how we could fare in good weather, though, to see what we could really do."
Among the finishers below KU were Big Eight schools Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa State, and Kansas State. Schools included West Virginia but finished behind the Jayhawks included host Wichita State and always tough Tulsa.
Call 843-8559 or drop by 1800 Naismith Dr.
Save $$$ on practically everything in the store
at KING Jeans STEVIS Moonlight Madness Sale Tuesday nite 7-10 p.m.
Levis
Boot Cut Jeans
reg. $20
$15.99
Levis
Brittania, Jordache, Levis Moving-on Jeans
All
Recycled Jeans St. legs, boot cut, flares
$10.99
$10 OFF
reg. price
[if new $30]
$6.99
Levis
Recycled Gal's Jeans
$5 OFF
reg. price
All Gal's Lee, Gal's Levis and Chic Jeans
Recycled Levis California Straights Super Straights and button-up jeans
$13.99
[if new $30]
Dee Cee
Painter's Pants 10 colors
reg. $17
$12.99
denim $14.99
Recycled Cords all colors- st. leg, boot cut
Levis
$8.99
Dee Cee
"Wally"
Twill Pants
reg. $17
$12.99
Remember-these values good only for 3 hours!
at
KING of Jeans
740 Massachusetts
levi's
Special-All Guy's Short Sleeve Shirts $9.99-$13.99!
The University Daily
KANSAN WANT ADS
Call 864-4358
one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve十三十四十五十六十七十八十九十九十九十九十九
15 words or fewer . . .
Each additional word.
CLASSIFIED RATES
to run
Monday ... Thursday 5 p.m.
Tuesday ... Friday 5 p.m.
Wednesday ... Monday 5 p.m.
Thursday ... Tuesday 5 p.m.
Friday ... Wednesday 5 p.m.
The Kannan will not be responsible for more than two incorrect insertions. No allowances will be made when the error does not materially affect the value of the ad.
FOUND ADVERTISEMENTS
ERRORS
AD DEADLINES
FOUND ADVERTISEMENTS
Found items can be advertised FREE of charge for a period not exceeding three days. These ads can be
KANSAN BUSINESS OFFICE
111 Flint Hall 864-4358
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PSST . Have you seen the new Phyllis Scholliy Doll? . No! Well you can do anything you want to with it and you know what else-it can for it to it!) 4-20
FOR RENT
Live in the CHRISTIAN CAMPUS HOUSE
This summer & fall. Become a part of a growing campus ministry. Call Alan Rosef.
nak, campus minister 845-692-1f7
Must see to believe. Furnished rooms with utilities paid near university & downtown.
No pets. Phone 841-5500. **tf**
For rent to mature male student. Quiet,
comfortable efficiency apartment. Private
kitchen. Close to the Union. Reasonable
price. 842-4185.
HANOVER FLACE. completely furnished.
HANOVER FLACE, 14th & 15th on Mass. Only $ blockes from KU. DON'T BREATHE. Reserve your apt.
room. 841-721 or 842-4655.
Unfurnished two bedroom apt, for summer
sublease. One block north of Kanawa Union.
Call 843-4525. 4-21
TRY COOPERATIVE LIVING. Sunflower
House, 842-9421. **1F**
Established STUDENT COOPERATIVE close to campus and downtown. Own bedroom/studio. Six evening meals each week. Utilities. SUNFLOWER HOUSE. 842-942-1. ff
MED CENTER BOUNDY Newly refurbished
Boynton, FL, 341-850-6972
Appliance, parking. (913) 321-8972
Wanted outgoing Christians and conscientious students to share 5 bedroom house at 416 Kentucky Ave. in Philadelphia. Utilities included. Call Darryl 841-792-6802. Utilities included. Call Darryl 841-792-6802.
Available now. Two bedroom garages apt.
Unfurnished, carpeted and draped; electric al-
pine heat and air conditioning;
atlantic heat and air conditioning.
Measures 23 feet $35 per month.
MEADOWBROOK road 18 & Crestline
 Road. MEADOWBROOK
TRAILRIDGE. Leasing for film-Studios,
BRAIRDGE. All equipment is donated.
All have harvest gold appliances.
Laundry facilities on the avenues Swim-
ming pool. Equipment in stock. 4-20
parking. 2500 W. 6th-floor. 7333.
SUMMER SUBLEASE May rent free, walk to campus or downtown. June & July rent negotiate. 2 bedroom, utility required. Call, 841-716-1940, comfortable. 4-arm room.
SOUTHERN  PARKWAY  TOUCHHOUSES,
9th and Kakao. If your tired of apartments
furnished by the house, go to 18 baths, all appliances,
fees charged, a garage, storage space.
We have overnight rooms, and in the
summer and fall Call Craig Lark in Iowa
about our modest prized townhouses. If
you need them, please contact us.
Sublease. Meadowbrook studio, apt. Furnished. Heat & water paid. Balcony. Across from pool. May 1- July 30. Call 843-652 at 6:30 p.m.
New orchards duplex 2 bt—Large living area Garage W/D JHookups too. $275 Avid June 1. 641-8459. 4-21
Now Leasing
Apts..Duplexes-Houses
Furnished or Unfurnished
Studios, 1, 2, 3 & 4 R
Student Area
Throughout Lawrence Area
Kaw Valley Management Inc.
901 KY, Suite 205
"Professional Real
Estate Management."
Sublease Meadowbrook Townhouse. Now thru July 31, 3 bedroom, 1½ baths, unfinished. $400/mo. + bills + $400 deposit. Call 641-8538. After 5:30. 4-20
Purified one bedroom ant. ant. for suburbia.
Excellent location to campus and downtown.
Central air/heat. Available May 15. Call
415-856-656.
Summer sublease. 2 BR Apt. Close to campus. 10th Mastissippi. A.C. dishwasher. Available after finals. $290.842-6,425