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Monday, November 10, 1986 / University Daily Kansar
Cyclones beat volleyball team
By JANE ZACHMAN Sports writer
The Kansas volleyball team lost its seventh match of the season Saturday evening to the Iowa State Cyclones at Armes, Iowa.
Volleyball
The loss puts the Jayhawks at 25-7 overall and 4-5 in the Big Eight Conference. Iowa State is 11-3 and 5-4.
Kansas lost to Iowa State in five
egames 12-15, 15-11, 15-11, 14-16, 16-14
hitting.
games 12-15, 15-11, 13-11, 14-16, 16-14
So far this season, Kansas has won one match and lost two to the Cyclones.
Kansas middle blocker Tammy Hill said yesterday that most of the Jayhawks' problems were with
"We didn't go 100 percent on hitting," she said. "We waited for them to make mistakes instead of overpowering them. We were trying to make safe shots."
Leading the Kansas offense was outside hitter Catalina Surzez with 20 of the Jayhawks 75 kills. Outside hitter Chase Hines had 16. Outside hitter Shannon Ridgeway had 12.
The Iowa State offense topped the Jayhawks with a total of 92 kills. Cyclone middle blocker Linda Evans had 35 kills, and outside hitter Sue Nosal had 22.
Kansas had an overall hitting percentage of .158 to the Cyclones 268.
Defensively, Kansas had 71 digs, or
defensive saves, to Iowa State's 59.
Suarez again led the Jayhawks with
20 dogs. Hill had 15 and Ridgeway
had 12.
"We had a few problems with having a line of errors," said middle blocker Julie Ester.
The Cyclones had a lot of momentum, Ester said. At times, it was hard for the Jayhawks to hear over the crowd.
Ester said the Cyclones were up for the match because they had just come off a win against Oklahoma, which is ranked second in the Big Eight behind Nebraska Kansas is ranked third in the conference.
Kansas will play Central Missouri State at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Allen Field House.
Chargers
Continued from p. 7
ing opportunities, including one in the end zone when San Diego led 6-3 late in the third quarter.
After Elways's touchdown-saving tackle of Dale at San Diego's 48-yard line, the Chargers used 16 plays and consumed 8:45 before Binseirchka's third field goal made it 9-3 with 7:18 left to play.
Bernischek also missed a 26-yarder with 3:34 to play after Broncos punter Chris Norman botched a snap and had to fall on the ball at Denver's
The Broncos still had a chance to win in the final minute, but Vincie Glenn intercepted Elway in the end tone again with 24 seconds left.
Elway completed 13 of 31 passes for 196 yards and was intercepted three times. He also fumbled at San Diego's 10-yard line in the third quarter ending another drive.
San Diego took the opening kickoff and used 9:23 in a 17-play drive which ended with Benirschke's 25-yard. Denver's Rich Karlis tied the score at 3-3 with a 44 yard field goal on the second play of the second quarter.
Following the kickoff, the Chargers marched 45 yards in 11 plays to set up Benischke's 48-yard for a 6-3 lead. The Broncos drove late in the first half, but Dale intercepted a pass at the Chargers 10.
San Diego Denver
3 3 0 3 9
0 3 0 0 3
First quarter
Chicago Bulls 25,46
Second quarter
DEN. 60, KANSAS 44,55
Third quarter
Cleveland Cavaliers 48,55
Fourth quarter
Washington Wizards 39,71
A. 75.012
Individual statistics
RUSHING San Diego. Anderson 13-29 Adam 16-38, Mathison 1-11. Spencer 6-15, Gillis 3-1, Dearen 3-2. Seward 3-22 Ward 9-24, Wilhelm 3-1, Elayter 2-22, Norris man 1-11, Land 1-1
A 75,012
PASSING  San Diego  Flick  16-22 1-100  Holoman
1-1:01 2-Derval  Eiwak 13-31 3-19
1-0:02) Denver, EIway 13:31-3:04
RECEIVING DSN, San Diego, Windows 4.2000, Charged 2:30
RECEIVING DSN, San Diego, Windows 4.2000, Charged 3:34, Denver
Johnson 4:30, Jensen 27, Sewel 1-7, Kay 2-12,
Modesty 1-5, Sampson 4, Willshire 2-10
MISSED GOALS San Diego. Benorschke 26
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