SPORTS
University Daily Kansan, October 15, 1984
Page 12
Kenney leads Chiefs to win over Chargers
By United Press International
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Bill Kenney came off the bench in the second half and passed for 238 yards and two touchdowns, leading the Kansas City Chiefs to a 31-13 victory yesterday over the San Diego Chargers.
Kenney, who passed for a club record 4,348 yards en route to a Pro Bowl berth last season, broke the thumb on his passing hand in an overtime play against the season and sat out the first six games of the regular season.
He was summoned midway through the third quarter with the Chiefs clinging to a 10-6 lead and second-year quarterback Todd Blackledge struggling to move the team. Kenney completed 13 of 22 passes with scoring tosses of 18 yards to Stephone Paige and 5 yards to Ed Beckman as the Chiefs improved their record to 4-3.
Kenney completed his first four passes and five of his first six, moving the Chiefs 66 yards to the San Diego 25. But San Diego cornerback Gill Byrd stepped in front of Kansas City tight end Willie Scott for an interception and returned it 99 yards, giving the
Chargers a 13-10 lead.
Undaunted, Kenney completed a 31-yard bomb to Carson to the San Diego 20 on the next play from scrimmage. Three plays later, Kenney drew the touchdown pass in kicking Kansas City back in front 17-13.
The American Football Conference's other Pro Bowl quarterback a year ago, Dan Fouts, then completed four passes for 69 yards to the Kansas City seven-yard line. But Art Still sacked Fouts, bringing a fumble which the Kansas City recovered at the San Diego 22.
Kenney pieced together an unusual touchdown drive spiced by two turnovers on the same play. Linebacker Woodrow Lowe intercepted a Kenney pass and received a first down, by a blind-side hit from Carson, forcing a fumble which Carson recovered at the Kansas City 42.
Kenney then moved the Chiefs into position for the Beckman score with completions of 18 yards to Carlos Carson and 27 yards to
Kansas City's victory snapped a two-game San Diego winning streak and dropped the Chargers to 4-3.
Wolf makes semis at OSU; Texas Tech defeats women
By CHRIS LAZZARINO Sports Writer
Sports Writer
Men's tennis player Mike Wolf made it to the semifinals of the Oklahoma State Fall Invitational at Stillwater this weekend before being defeated in a tough three set match.
Wolf lost 6-2, 6-7, 6-3 to Grant Connell of Texas &M, the top seed player in the tournament. Wolf was seeded fourth.
Michael Center lost in the quarterfinals to Peter Mallet of Oklahoma 6.2, 6.1. Charles Stearns was beat in the first round by Mallett, 6.2, 7.5. Greg Hale of Texas &M defeated Lefa Pascal in the first round. 6.2, 6.2. Dave Brody lost to Connell in the first round, 6.2, 6.2. Andy Castle of Wichita State defeated David Owens, 6.1, 6.2.
Greg Brown also lost to Mallett in the first round, 6-2, 6-1. Tim Mahaffey withdrew from his first round match because of a shoulder
IN DOUBLES, Owens and Brown were defeated in the first round by Mallett and Pat Harrison from Okalahoma State. Center and Pescal were defeated by Mallett and Harrison in the semifinals. Wolf and
Stearns were defeated by Robin Scott and Pat Connor of Oklahoma State in the quarterfinals. All three KU doubles teams were defeated in straight sets.
The women's team was defeated by Texas Tech, 5-3, yesterday at home.
*boar Roas*, Texas Tech, defeated Christine Parr at No. 1 singles, 6, 3, 7-6. Barbara Inman defeated Calby Carlson of Texas Tech at No. 2 singles, 6, 4-3. No. 3 singles was won by Cindy Bregin. She defeated Texas Tech's Jureh Lebrech 6, 3, 6
no. 4 singles went to Texas Tech's Lisa Roberts, 7-6, 6-1, over Debbie Coleman. Anne Marie Walson, Texas Tech, defeated Janelle Boleen at No 5 singles, 6-2, 6-0. Texas Tech's Lisa Lebold defeated Pam Porter at No 6 singles, 6-1, 6-2.
In doubles, Inman and Parr defeated Booras and Walson 6.2, 6.2, Carlson and Hrebec of Texas Tech defeated Bregin and Coleman 6.4, 6.1. No. 3 doubles was called a draw because of rain.
THE JAYHAWKS WERE without three of their top six players for the meet. Tracy Treps is with a knee injury, Marie Hibbard was ill and Laura Runnels was out for personal reasons.
At Stillwater, the men were 4-4 in singles and 1-3 in doubles against Oklahoma State. They were 1-1 in singles and 1-6 in doubles against Wichita State and 3-3 in singles and 4-4 in doubles against Texas & A&M.
Head coach Scott Perelman said Oklahoma State and Wichita State have been two of the top teams in the country to win at Wichita. He tride with them were encouraging.
"IT IS CLEAR we have the ability to play well against Oklahoma State and Wichita State, two of the top 20 teams." Pere尔兰说
Wolf played his semifinal match with a shoulder that wouldn't quite cooperate.
"I have played three tournaments in the last three weeks, going from the first round to finals in singles and doubles. "Wolf said. "My shoulder was hurtting going in, but I up this morning and it was numb."
"I had to play completely different I had to serve and stay back, and I am basically a serve and volley player," he said. "I just jumped into burgery (appell) that I didn't come in."
WOLF WAS DOWN 6.2 and 4-0 in the second set against Connell when he began his comeback and won the second set 7-6.
Steiner wins by 2 minutes
Brent Steiner continued his win-
ning ways in Friday's cross coun-
try meet against Missouri in Columba Friday, leading KU to a 27-30 victory.
"He was just in a class by himself," assistant coach Brian Jansen said.
Steiner won his four race in as many tries this season with a time of 30 minutes, 34 seconds over the five-mile course, almost two minutes faster than his nearest competitor.
Other KU finishers were Greg Leibert, who finished third in a time of 32.37 Joe Manuel, 4th at 31.86 Jon McClain, 33.06 and Dan Owens, 12th, 34th.
The women's cross country team competed in the Haskell Centennial 5.000 meter run Sats day on the Haskell campus. The Jayhawks took nine of the top 10 places in the open race, led by Paula Berguest's first-place time of 16.57. The only other collegiate team competing in the race was Haskell Junior College.
Finishing behind Berquist for
KU were Caryne Finlay. 17:24
Tracy Keith. 17:28 Heather
Sterbenz. 18:11 Teisha Mangan.
18:14 Kellie Ieaudley. 18:16
Susan Glatter. 18:31 and Cindy
Blakeley. 18:34
Introducing Islam to Non-Muslims
The Islamic Center of Lawrence presents its fourth colloquy in an introduction seminar series about Islam.
"SOURCES OF LEGISLATION IN ISLAM"
Place: International Room, Kansas Union Time: 7:30 p.m., Tues., Oct. 16, 1984 Come visit with us. Let us get acquainted.
Refreshments are provided
--and save up to $5.00 on a bowl you can keep!
Are You Clowning Around With Responsible Drinking?
Monday
"Booze and You's"
(movie)
p.m.
GSP-Corbin Hall
"When drinking becomes a health problem"
-Lynn Heller,
Watkins
Hospital
8 p.m.
Lewis Hall
"Chalk Talk"
(movie)
8 p.m.
Hashinger
Hall
**A.S.K.
Distribution of
Alcohol
Awareness
Questionnaire
"Does Someone You Know Drink Too Much?"
-A representative of DCCA 7:30 p.m.
Kansas Union Pariar O
Wednesday
**NAB BAR**
Wesco Beach
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Register a friend
to win 10 gallons of milk
- "No-Bozos"
- Button Sale
- "Prevention"
(movie)
5 p.m.
McCollium Hall
*NABs Contest*
5:30 p.m.
Oliver Cafeteria
"Insider's View on Alcoholism"
-Fred McElenhite,
Residential Programs
6:30 p.m.
Pearson
Scholarship Hall
"Booze and You's"
(movie)
7 p.m.
159 Robinson
"Legal Implications of Drinking and Driving"
- Panel Discussion
KUPD,
Legal Services,
ASP
7:30 p.m.
Oliver Hall
"Chalk Talk"
(movie)
8:30 p.m.
Oliver Hall
"Booze and
Yous"
(movie)
9 p.m. £
10 p.m.
Templin Hall
Thursday
"Chalk Talk"
(movie)
6:30 p.m.
Ellsworth Hall
"When drinking becomes a health problem"
-Lynn Heller
Watkins Hospital
7 p.m.
Hashinger Hall
"Legal Implications of Drinking and Driving"
-Panel Discussion KUPD,
Legal Services, ASP
7 p.m.
Templin Hall
"Prevention"
(movie)
7:45 p.m.
Ellsworth Hall
"Chalk Talk"
(movie)
8 p.m.
JRP Hall
The entire University Community is invited to all events. Programs will be approximately an hour in length. Don't clown around with responsible drinking. Come learn about alcohol and its effects on you and those you care about. Alcohol Awareness Week co-sponsored by: Associated Students of Kansas, Association of University Residence Halls, McCollum Hall, Residential Programs, The Student Assistance Center, Wellness Center, and Watkins Hospital Health Education.
Friday
*TGIFF
(Thank Goodness
It's
Fruitjuice Friday)
-Volleyball and refreshments
4-8 p.m.
Templin Hall
DAVID HOPPER COUNTY COMMISSION
DAVID HOPPER WILL WORK HARD TO BRING FAIRNESS TO THE COURTHOUSE
He will: • Vote for fair personnel policies. He knows that capable, well-trained county personnel who are treated fairly will be efficient and productive public servants who take pride in their work and serve YOU, the tax-payer, well.
- Vote to adopt a fair County bid-policy which will give ALL interested businesses equal notice and a chance to compete for County dollars.
YOU CAN TRUST DAVID HOPPER TO BRING A FRESH AND HONEST APPROACH TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE!
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