2B
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Wednesday October 11,2000
HOROSCOPES
Today's Birthday (Oct. 11). You could have a great adventure this year. Do some planning to keep costs from soaring. Share a dream with a loved one in October. Gather more money in November. Dig for buried treasure in December. Make plans for the future in February. Join up with your opposite in April. An old place seems brand-new in June. Kom knows best in July. Pay the piper in September.
To get an advantage, check the day's rating: 10 is the easiest day. O the most challenging.
Aries (March 21-April 19) — Today is an 8.
You should be in a feisty mood. A delicate, intellectual type could find you fascinating. You have a certain animal magnetism that's hard to resist. But, don't let it run rampant.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Today is a 5.
Things may move a little too fast for your tastes. You might feel like the reuterie at a ping-pong tournament. Follow your routine and make sure the regular chores get done. Ignore whatever else is going on.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) — Today is an 8.
Finally, some relief. A friend's eager to help you, but you'll need to maintain some control. Let this person know what to do to make sure you both end up winners. Your friend has the energy, but you've got the experience.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) — Today is a 7.
The game board's changed. Now you have to contend with somebody who wants to be obeyed. Instead of resisting, have this work to your advantage. Figure out what this person wants or needs and find it. This could be quite profitable.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Today is an 8.
Virao (Aua. 23-Sept. 22) — Today is a 5.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Today is an 8.
Your luck's gone up considerably. A bold move today could turn out well. You're liable to get a tempting offer from someone who's far away. If this is a person you can trust, you're in for some fun.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Today is a 7.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — today is a 5.
You'll have no trouble staying busy, but concentrating may be hard. Somebody who's worried about their money could be a pain. It's even worse if your money involved, too. Stay calm, especially if nobody else is.
Today you may want to let your partner take the lead. Make sure you're both headed in the right direction. You're full of great ideas but may find it hard to choose among them. Let somebody else.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Today is a 4.
Hold your tongue around an irritating co-worker.
You may not have a chance to get a word in edgewise, anyway. Go along with the other person's agenda, for now. You can fix things later.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — Today is an 8.
Love's on your mind, and you're not the only one
Stars could be in your eyes before this day is finished. If you've already got somebody in mind,
make the call. If you don't, a sporting event would
be a good place to find one.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Today is a 6.
all it takes is a little work and a lot of money, or
the other way around. You can have your house
ready for company even if it's all torn up. Setting
priorities is a good way to start, and you're naturally
good at that.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Today is a 9.
Dreams come in all shapes and sizes, but this one looks fun. It can be done on a weeknight, too, not necessarily in the privacy of your home, either. How about booking a suite at that luxury hotel? They're sometimes cheaper on a Wednesday.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Today is a 6.
You can find a way to get what you want. It's complicated, but if it were easy, you would have done it by now. Private information leads to the money you need. Make sure you have a way to pay it back and that the interest rate's not too high.
The Kansas women's golf team is in 14th place after the first round of the Shoot-out at the Legends in
KANSAS GOLF
'Hawks in 14th place following first round
Franklin, Ind. The Jayhawks shot a 322 and a 325 in the 36-hole first round, placing them 51 strokes behind first-place Ohio State.
"We had a couple of real exciting rounds today with Ashely Bishop shooting a 74 and Sarah (Mahoney) shooting a 75," said Kansas coach Nicole Hollingsworth. "I just hope we do better tomorrow."
Senior Ashely Bishop led all Kansas golfers, finishing tied for 55th place after first-round scores of 83 and 74.
Kansas Scores:
T55. Ashely Bishop 83-74-157
T64. Sarah Mahoney 75-15-160
T67. Jennifer Bawanan 81-80-161
T82. Heather Rose 83-86-169
88. Kristy Straub 89-86-175
Note: Horoscopes have no basis in scientific fact and should be read for entertainment purposes only.
Men seeks to repeat individual,team wins
The Kansas men's golf team was in second place after a 36-hole score of 285-287 Monday in the first round of the Purina Classic at the par-71 Missouri Bluffs Golf Club.
The Jayhawks, ranked 12th in the latest Saginell College Golf Team Rankings, are two strokes back of team leader Missouri and are looking to repeat last year's performance when they won the tournament by three strokes.
The Jayhawks also will look for their third consecutive individual medalist. Former Kansas standout Ryan Vermeer won the 198 and 1999 individual titles.
Freshman Travis Hurst, ranked 10th in the Saginau Rankings, led all
Jayhawk golfers with a 139 and sits in a five-way tie for first. Sophomore Chris Marshall is tied for ninth at 142 while senior Conrad Roberts and freshman individualist Tyler Hall trail behind at 145 and 146.
1. Missouri 291-279
2. Kansas 285-287
3. Baylor 292-284
T4. Tulsa 297-281
    Michigan 288-290
6. Arkansas State 290-289
7. Louisiana-Lafayette 293-289
T8. Wichita State 299-288
    North Carolina-Charlotte 294-293
10. Kansas State 303-285
11. Illinois 296-294
12. Colorado 294-297
    Rice 294-297
14. Illinois State 300-296
15. Nebraska 301-297
Team results:
Individual results:
Kansas results:
11. Mark McBride, Missouri 139
Jimmy Walker, Baylor 139
David Inglis, Tulsa 139
Chris Happ, Missouri 139
Travis Hurst, Kansas 139
KANSAS TENNIS
T9. Chris Marshall 142
T22. Conrad Roberts 145
T28. Tyler Hall 146
T33. Casey Harbour 147
T50. Andy Stewart 149
Two qualify for main draw of tournament
Quentin Blakeeny ended a fourmatch winning streak yesterday, losing 6-3, 6-3 against Illinois' Philip Stolt at the Men's All-American Championships. During that streak, Blakeeny lost just one set en route to the qualifying round, including a 6-0, 6-3 win against North Carolina State's Ryan Boward in the final prequalifying match of the tournament, held in Stone Mountain, Ga.
Kansas' only other player at the tournament, senior Ed Dus, lost 6-0, 6-1 yesterday to Notre Dame's Javier Taborga.
Blakeney also teamed with sophomore Pete Stoeror for a doubles match yesterday, but lost 8-5 to Scott Bart and Takeshi Itoh of New Mexico.
"Quentin has had a terrific run to this point," Nwachukwu said in a statement, "He steamed the
Despite the losses, coach Ross Nwachukwu was pleased with Blakeney's play.
Dus and Rodrigo Echagaray had qualified in the main draw of the doubles competition, which begins tomorrow. Echagaray is already qualified for the tournament's main draw of singles action, also starting tomorrow.
KANSAS
TENNIS
pre-qualifying and just ran into a very good opponent who was playing great tennis today. Quentin fought very hard, but just fell short."
KANSAS BASKETBALL
Chenowith to guest on KJHK radio show
KU men's basketball senior center Eric Chenowith will talk sports with KJHK Sportskill hosts Brian Hanni and Jay Sanderson at 9 tonight.
The show will preview the 2000-2001 season as well as take a sneak peak at what to expect from Late Night with Roy Williams on Friday. The show airs from 9 to 10 p.m. on 90.7 FM.
KANSAS RUGBY
Jayhawks recover, place third in contest
The Kansas Women's Rugby Club team finished third at the Heart of America tournament this weekend in
— Kansan staff reports
The Jayhawks shut out the University of Wyoming in the opening round and fell to the University of Northern Iowa in the second round. They were able to come back and defeat the Nebraska Cornhuskers to place third in the tournament.
Kansas City, Mo.
The 'Hawks have upcoming games against the Park Hill Dragons on Saturday and a rematch with Nebraska on Saturday, Oct. 21 in Lawrence. On Saturday, Oct. 28, the club will travel to Kansas State for a tournament.
Michael Sudhalter
NFL
Undefeated Minnesota not afraid to mix it up
MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota
Vikings are 5.0 but still will tinker
By playing Randle at end, Tony Williams and nookie Chick Hovan were able to start together at the tackles. Green credited the move for holding the Bucs to 63 yards rushing; many stops came on key third downs.
The Vikings' biggest switch Monday night in a 30-23 victory against Tampa Bay was moving John Randle from defensive tackle to end.
He said opponents not knowing whether Randle was playing inside or outside was to their advantage.
Randle's first sack came on Monday night's next-to-last play. He still thinks Randle, who is constantly double-teamed, will join Reggie White as the only player to record 10 sacks in each of nine seasons. Randle would need nine sacks in the Vikings' final 11 games to get there.
Though Randle's move was considered a success, Green said he thought the defensive line needed to put more pressure on Tampa Bay quarterback Shaun King. Talane Sawyer recorded the Vikings' only other sack.
"We did not get as much pressure as we wanted to." Green said.
The Associated Press
Sports Calendar
7 p.m.
Volleyball at Missouri,
7 p.m.
Men's tennis at ITA
Men's tennis at IIA All-American Champ. at Atlanta.
Soccer at Texas A&M, 7 p.m.
Men's tennis at Drake Fall Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa.
Women's tennis at Qualies-All American in Riviera, Calif.
**Men's tennis at Drake**
**Fall Tournament in Des**
Moines, Iowa.
**Women's tennis at**
Qualies-All American
in Riviera, Calif.
Football at Missouri,
1 p.m.
Rugby team defeats ranked opponent
By Michael Sudhalter
Kansan sportswriter
sports@kansan.com
The Kansas Club Rugby team had a weight lifted off of its shoulders this weekend when the team won the Heart of America tournament in south Kansas City, Mo., for the first time since 1985.
The team reached its pinnacle in the championship game with a 19-18 squeaker against long-time nemesis Truman State.
Truman State has three All-American players on its roster and is ranked nationally in the Top 20. The Jayhawks' victory was their first win against Truman State since 1993.
Jason Ahrens, Oakley senior, scored two trys, — the rugby equivalent of a touchdown — for the Jayhawks. Danny Kehr, Prarie Village junior, scored the winning try with three minutes remaining in the game.
"As a young team, this game made us realize that we have the ability to compete with anyone," said Rocco Danna, St. Louis senior
The Jayhawks intend to prove
that their victory against Trumar State was not just luck when they travel to Kirksville, Mo., on Saturday, November 4 for a match.
The team has newly found confidence because of its victory.
"We are gonna stick it to them," Danna said.
Other members of the team said they were completely suprised by the victory against the perennial Heart of America champions.
"I thought this would be more of a rebuilding year," Ahrens said. "We were able to find the right mix of people who played the hardest they ever played."
Danna compared the victory against Truman State to what a football victory against a Big 12 Conference powerhouse would mean to the Kansas football program.
"Like Nebraska in football, Truman are the golden boys of our league," Danna said. "They are bigger than we are but we just wanted it more than they did."
Before the win against Truman State, but it had to pull double duty Saturday with first and second round games on the same day.
In the opener, the 'Hawks defeated Missouri 18-6 with trys from Ahrens; Jason Daal, Wichita senior; and John Davidson, Olathe senior.
The victory against the Tigers set up a matchup with Nebraska, a competitive team that gave national rugby powerhouse Wyoming a scare. The Jayhawks defeated the 'Huskers 22-13 with points from J.P. Davies, Overland Park junior, Daal and Ahrens, who scored on a breakaway run.
Because of their stellar performances, six members of the team will be heading to Dallas this weekend to compete with the Heart of America All-Star Squad. The participants are Davies; Ahrens; Kehr; Kurt Whittington, Lawrence senior; Kacey Slusher, Leavenworth freshman; and Matt Kenney, Park Hill, Mo. sophomore.
Overall, the team was pleased with its performance this weekend.
"This weekend was amazing and euphoric," Ahrens said. "It was a great team effort."
Edited by Sara Nutt
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