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Tuesday, November 13. 1979
University Daily Kansan
Men's swimming team outlasts Drury, Missouri in double dual
KU's men's swimming team survived a three-and-a-half hour double dual meet, beating Missouri 68-44, and Drury College 70-43 Friday in Columbia, Mo.
"Overall, we swam all right, enough to win convincingly," Coach凯巴Bul萨唠 said. "It was just an unimpeded meet. The team too keyed up. It was a long dual."
Despite a lack of inspiration, KU swimmers managed to win 10 of 12 events. Kurt Anselmi led the Hawks, capturing the one-and-the-three-meter diving events.
"We did what we wanted from the start," Spahn said. "We won the medley relay, and Jdm Sauer won the 200 meter race." The athlete is just pretty good for him this time of year."
Spain said the 200-meter breaststroke provided the only real excitement of the dual. Steve Graves, the Big Eight, was on the field in event, had to come from behind to win.
KU RESULTS
"Overall I'm pleased that we won so easily," Spahn said. "We're a lot better than we showed."
400 medley relay: 1. Gardner Wright, Steve Graves,
Jun Sauer, Brendan Bremer 3. Bob Van
100 freestyle: 1. Bob Vince, 100: 81. 4. Bruce Van
100 freestyle. 1. Bana Dance, 300. 60. 81. 4. Bruce Van Beber 10. 18.74.
200 freestyle. 2. Graves 1:45.68. 3. Peter Bakkar-Ann 1:48. 14
200 freestyle. 2. Graves I: 4:58. 3. Peter Balker-
Arkema I: 4:14. 4. Duran P: 20. 5. Kantzin K: 20.
1. menter diving 1. Kurt Anselmi, 263.40; 2. Mike
Chenwity, 208.80
30 freestyle: 1. Karnes, 22;12. 2. Jay Keruls, 21;
30 individual medley: 1. Sauer, 8;21. 3. Wright,
19;20 individual volley: 1. Sauer, 8;21. 3. Wright,
Bustley: 1, Sauer: 1, 20
100 freestyle: Kerns, 67.2; Brian Collins, 49.17
200 backstroke: 1, Wright, 1, 48.72; 2, Bakkar-Arkema
2, 09.8
500 freestyle: 3. Vince, 4:52.19.
There are no other comments.
Three meter dive. 1 Anselmi 208 35;
200 breathe out. 1 Grazia, 2 10/85; 3 Chuck Nairn,
6/72
Men netters successful at KC exhibition
The men's tennis team won first and second doubles titles in a round-robin exhibition match last weekend at Missouri and three at-large players at the Indian Hills tournament.
Bill Krizman defeated teammate Rick Wertz for the singles title, winning 6-1, 6-4.
Kritzman also teamed with David Thidt to win the doubles title, beating a father and al-ocean player, Gene and Jeff Land, 6-3, 7-6.
Also in the first round, Wayne Sewall played Mark Castelleto from Missouri, winning 6-4, 6-2. Krizan played another Tiger, Tim Worther, and whipped him. 6-1, 6-1.
Those victories set the stage for the all-KU final.
Wertz and Waltz defaulted their doubles match, but Thies and Krizmian beat the Missouri duj of Jay Sims and David Nelson, and the Iowa duj when went on to defeat the Lands in the finals.
Her swimming coach Gary Kempf has a warning for KU's opponents. He issued it after the Joywhacks slipped to three at the Cycle Relays in Ames, Iowa.
It was the first time in the four years that I've been here that we've had a total team lift. "Kempf, the coach of the defending Bickford, has not lost another team team led this year." The final standings showed KU had not won all three games and also finish behind Big Eight for Iowa State.
"I feel confident, while embarrassed that we've been back," Kemp said. "We're both nervous and we have big feelings. Big Eight meet. I have no plans of losing the Right meet and neither do my swimmers."
Women swimmers upset
Wisconsin finished first with 229.5 points.
 Iowa State was second with 211 and KU was
a distant third with 178. Round out the
playoffs. Wisconsin, 156, Iowa, 103
and Southern Illinois, 96.5.
"We got outswat by teams that should not outswat us," Kempt said. "If you give an underdog an inch, they're going to take you for all you are worth."
Kempf accepted part of the blame for KU's showing.
"When a team swims like that, some of
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But Kempf wasn't making any excuses for his swimmers.
"They just weren't comfortable in the water. They didn't have enough time to get loose."
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"They didn't compete the way they should," he said. "They thought it would happen and it didn't."
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Date: November 15
KU results
KU results
One-meter dive: 3. Pattie Muthligberger, Paula Wehner
600 freestyle: 6. Maureen Sheehan, Erin McMorrow,
Sally Burger, Lynn Bock 4.51: 7. A Laurie Cubket, Katha
Wiese, Darry Gorry, Anne Fields 6.
324. 95.
Three meter dive : 5. Muehlberger, Webner 347. 60
400 free style: 4. Fitzgerald, 1. Schaffer, Lindstrom,
Hohnek 3:45.5; 4. McMearow, Jewell, Weiss, 3:56.0
400 medley. 2. Schaffer, Mary Kary Fitzgerald, Hicks,
Lindstrom 10. 6. Teri Hopkins, Shelly Schaffer, Darcy
Marshell, McMorrow 4-21. 0
200 freestyle: 5. Sherman, Nobuhue, McMorrow
200 freestyle: 8. Hopkins, Colleen, Orasman, Sherb罗伯
200 freestyle: 9. Orasman, Sherb罗伯
300 backpack 1. Schaffer, Nohnek, Lindstrom 3:08:6.
3 Hopkins, Diane Ellie, Jannie Wilson 3:17:8.
5. Hopkins, Diane Ellen, Jilline Wilson 17-A-8
    300 breaststroke, Fitzgerald, S. Schaffer, Fields
Werrell, Ellis, Georgette G. 62.80.
Bouvier, John A. L. Schaffer, Nohnik, Nishok
3:14.50; 13:45.50; Fields, Hocken, Marshall 3:19.7.
3:11:2 A. Arube, Gice Jewel, Lof Hartri 3:54.7
600 frests 4 Burger, Hacks, Lindstrom 6:0.5
800 frests 4 Burger, Hacks, Lindstrom 6:0.5
200 individual medley: 2, L. Schaffer, Nohnk, Nothwerkal. 3:14.6.4. Fieldes, Hopkins, Marshall. 3:18.7. 300 butterfly: 3, Hicks, Fields, Marshall. 3:16.6.8 Weiss, Clinee. 3:15.6.10
NU's Cipriano hospitalized
LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI)—University of Nebraska basketball coach Joe Cipriano underwent surgery at Bryan Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon.
The NU Sports Information office said Cipriano's physician described the operation as "exploratory surgery" but gave no further details.
A spokesman for the public relations office at Bryan said Cipriano was 'resting comfortably following the surgery' and was in "good" condition.
The dean of the Big Eight Conference
Basketball coaches, Cipriano, 48, is entering the 17th season at the Husker helm.
"Tom Baack and I are going to handle the team practice sessions until Joe gets back," Assistant Coach Moe Dba said. "And we hope that will be real soon."
Nebraks opens the 1979-80 season in the Bob Devaney Sports Center, Salem. The first Cornshurst collegiate opponent, South Cornshurst, comes to town the following Friday, Nov. 30.
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4. Alabama (14) 9.0-0 1,262
5. Ohio State (14) 9.0-0 1,218
6. North Carolina (14) 9.0-0 1,218
7. So. California (12) 9.0-1 1,164
8. Florida State (14) 9.0-1 1,083
9. Oklahoma (12) 9.1-0 982
10. Oklahoma (12) 9.1-0 960
11. Houston (15) 9.1-0 960
12. Houston (15) 9.1-0 760
13. Pittsburgh (14) 9.1-0 661
14. Dallas (14) 9.1-0 661
15. Michigan (14) 9.1-0 644
16. Connecticut (14) 9.1-0 644
17. Autumn 9.1-0 338
18. Washington 9.1-0 214
19. Wake Forest 9.1-0 214
20. Temple 9.1-0 182
21. Tennessee 9.1-0 162
22. Baylor 9.1-0 339
23. LSU 9.1-0 39
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