Wednesday, October 17, 1979
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Women netters beat WSU; men drop exhibition match
The KU women's tennis team beat Wichita State University 8-1 yesterday for the second time this season, but the men lost an exhibition match with the Shockers 3-6
in an MacBook Pro, and Marcie Erys was the only KU woman to lose, failing to Jan Louderback 3-6, 7-6, 3-4 in 3 singles.
Corsey Nason, playing in her first match this season, beat WSU's Drummish Smith in 0.5 singles 6.2-6.4. Nason filled in for Lissa Leonard, who had the flu.
Nason and Esry teamed to win No. 3 doubles B-2,5-7,6-4.
Val Block dropped only one game in taking care of Greta Siemens 6-1, 6-4 in No. 1 simules.
Mary Slatier beat Cindy Pauls 6-4, 6-4 in
No. 2 and Maureen Guillain whipped Jodi
Bbutterburgh 6-4, 6-1 in No. 4 action. Shari
Hobbs scored the winning 5-3, 5-3. Angles of
the KD lilies team won.
The men played with their strongest lineup for the first time this season, but it wasn't enough to feed off the Shockers.
David Thies beat the nation's 128-handed college player, Mark McMahon, in No. 1 singles: 6-2, 7-4, 7-1. The other Jaywhawes who Rustie Kortz at No. 3 singles and Burkert at No. 6.
Even though the 'Hawks won only three matches, Coach Tom Kivisto said the men played well.
"We last some close matches," he said. "Wichita State had some line-up changes and were not playing in the positions they came up with, but we played them since they were the NCAA representatives from Region 5 last year, but they haven't been there when we play them again in two weeks."
The KU volleyball team will be home tonight to face the Ravens of Benedictine College at 6:30 in Robinson south gymnasium.
Coach Bob Lockwood said Diane Schreeder, setter, would miss the game and the rest of the season because of an ankle injury.
KU was virtually eliminated from regional tournament and the team has now lost most of its last games. To qualify for the regional tournament, the Hawks will have to almost shut down the playoffs.
BALTIMORE (AP)—Dave Parker and Willie Stargell, the power part of Pittsburgh's lineup, dive in a pair of seventh-innings runs to ignite the Pirates attack at Pittsburgh tied for the treasure by defeating Baltimore 4 in last night's sixth game.
Wichita State comes to KU next Wednesday. The Jahyhaws then travel to Stillwater, Oka. for the Big Eight Tournament Oct. 26-27.
Pirates win second straight 4-0, send series to Game Seven
It was the second straight victory for the Pirates and forced the series to a decisive sevent game tonight. Scott McGregor, the winner in Game Three, will pitch for the Baltimore Orioles—possibly after he, who started Game Four for Pittsburgh.
Left-hander John Candelaire and bulleen are Kent Tekville combined for the seven-hit shutout — the first of the Series — at Pittsburgh its chance to become the fourth team to receive from a 3-1 game deficit and in a best-of-seven Series victory.
Since the eighth inning of Game Four, the Orioles have fallen into a slump, managing just one run in 18 innings. Their best game was against the Twins, Jim Palmer, who pitched a creditable
Candelaire, who has been troubled by back and rib case injuries, was taken out for surgery in the seventh as well as the Pirates to get something going against Palmer. But
game, matching Candelaria's shutout through the first six innings.
Speedy Omar Moro, criticized for his poor hitting in earlier games, drilled the second of his three singles of the night to Tirun Nair and then to Tim Firoh bounced a ball up the middle. Orioles稳持 Kiko García tried to field the ball and keep his foot on the base for the force play on Moreno. But he succumbed. He hit the ball squared through for a single.
That set the Pirates' table, with big guns Parker and Starkell come up. In the first inning, Palmer had escaped a similar jam by hitting an eighth. This time, however he didn't eat it.
Parker, who carried a 429 Series batting average into this game drilled a single past second baseman Rich Dauer, scoring Moreno with the game's first run and
Finally in front, Pittsburgh went to the ace of its bullpen, the lanky, bespectacled Tekuke. He moved the Otrioles down easily, allowing one hit the final three.
sending Foli scrambling to third. A moment later, Stargell got the second run home with a sacrifice fly to left field.
The Pirates doubled their lead in the edg. Ed OT opened with a single and dashed to third on Phil Garner's ground that bounced into the left field stands.
Bill Robinson, who had come into the game in a defensive shift in the seventh, was able to stay with him and then Moreno, who had left 11 men on base in the first two games of the Series.
The Pirates came out swinging against Palmer from the start. More bounced on a gloved hand was the pitch, and Foli doubled the glove of third baseman DeG DuCinces on the next
Parker hit Palmer's third pitch down the third base line, with DeCinces making a
sharp backhand stop to throw the batter at the runners behind them. Then, Stargel also went after the first pitch, popping out, and scoring the touchdown to take a pitch and finally bound out.
In the fourth, Palmer's wildness got him in trouble. With one out, Milner and Madlock drew consecutive walks.
Baltimore has its best shot at Canalaria in the first when Garcia opened with a single and moved to second on a three-point line. The Murray hit into a killer-kill double pla
what looked like a double pen, but Madick's rolling block slide at backstop would get him the runner up to reach first. With men on first and third and two out, Pittsburgh highest
With Candela on deck, Patmer solved his problem by hitting Garner with a pitch, loading the bases. Then he struck out Candela on three pitches.
Candelaria and Palmer dued on even terms into the seventh, and then the Pirates bats woke up and produced the first of the runs Pittsburgh needed.
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Western Civilization Notes. Now on Sale! Make sure to check out the "Special Instructor's Guide" as a Study guide. 2 for Class preparation. 3 for Workshop experience. 4 for Western Civilization® now available at Town Center, Mall Bookstore & Great Books Store.
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Best energy costs this winter. If you buy this car, your annual fuel cost will be $293. Daniel wood stove to his 18 month-old house. You would pay a great deal for this kind of furniture. But you have to pay about $400 at an air conditioner built in 1200. This is a huge expense and can take up a large amount and high energy costs. Contact Marie Lynch at 643-2322. Zachary C. Newborn at 643-2322.
1979-1980 use cars—please let me be your guide when purchasing a used car. Call and find out why so many KU students buy used cars from Booth Smith-Landmark Ford 443-2560. - 19-19
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION! Puch Mopeds. Rick's Bike Shop, 1035 Vermont. 841-6642. TF
1971 Impala, 2 dr. HTR full power, AC, good condition, very dependable. 542-3475. 10-17
Two rooms of sculptured green carpeting and
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Large green Alpine ski jacket. Goose down
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Grounding Ditaphene, gran (gran) saline, samp purpurea; *Ditaphene* encyclopedia of railroad beds. Rink, at 411-8422.
For sale, United % fare coupon. Best offer. Call
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PUCH sport moped. NTS miles, perfect condition
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1971 Pinto, appalled. 67,200 miles Must sell, price
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1977 Cutlass 442. Loaded. Call Greg 943-6244.
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9 week old 4 Ferrets, make adorable pets. Call
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Exhibition and sale of Polite Art-Satellite Union-Monday and Tuesday, front of main union all week 11 a.m.-2 p.m., posters, cut-ups, tapestries.
1971odgeMonaco four-door, fully equipped Supercar. See to apprecite.
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For Sale - 69 Ford XL, 2 door hardtop. P5, PB.
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Michelin Tire Sale! 20, 25, and 30% discount at Ray Stoneback's downtown. The appliance store with discount tire dept. 10-30
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This letter is personal as it can be. Since every form of slavery, of any kind or another, free-attained and retained by intelligent people of individual personality. These people are Martin Luther King Jr., who would vote without paying a fee, and I would vote with had the right to be called this year when the Klu Klux Klan was refiled in March in a city in the country so constituted to have the college education some people think they must have. In fact, in May, of course, but not before, he knelt for many people for whom he called the colonists. Some I have not personally也 write this letter, but I now realize it was including the fact that it is very personal. Floyd K. is claiming the fact that it is very personal. Floyd
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Friday's Free, the zoo is closed. In the
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measure this bear. How about it? Baby! 10-17
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