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While veterans such as Pierce and Settlemier anchored Kansas' pitching staff, it was the outstanding play of several freshmen, especially infielders Nettie Fierros, Jessica Moppin and Destiny Frankenstein, that had their elder teammates excited.
Following the two wins, the Cornhuskers beat the Jayhawks 11-6 in their first match-up of the weekend.
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"Overall I think everybody was impressed with the way we played especially with eight new people," said junior catcher Dani May. "They stepped up a bunch."
Fierros and Moppin each belted their first collegiate home runs while Frankenstein started at shortstop and did a solid job. May said.
May was quick to note that the spirited play of the Jayhawks has been the biggest key to the squad's early success.
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$ ^{a} $We came out each game with
The Jayhawks prepare for Tulsa (0-4) this Saturday, and Mangino said despite the backets on the
scoreboard his team was focused on the positive side of its improvement.
"Our kids believe in what we're doing on offense, defense and the kicking game," Mangino said. "They see themselves get-
so much energy," she said. "A lot of that has to do with the new people but also a lot has to do with everybody in general. I think there's a new attitude that we bring on the field."
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Kansas will see if that attitude carries over against Neosho County Community College when the Jayhawks play a doubleheader at 2 and 4 p.m. Saturday at Jayhawk Field. On Sunday, the team will play an intrasquad scrimmage at 2 p.m.
ting better personally and as a team.The spirit of our ball club is really good because our kids know that they are in this for the long haul."
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par). Freshman Charlie Santaularia struggled through his first two collegiate rounds, ending up in a tie for 67th place, with a twelve-over-par total of 156.
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freshmen Jason Sigler and Charlie Saritaularia.
Freshman Ryan Rainer is tied for eighth place after finishing at par with a two-round total of 144. Sophomore Kevin Ward is tied
Hall, Price and Sigler are tied for 16th place after two rounds with total scores of 146 (two over
for 52nd place after finishing nine over par with rounds of 74 and 79. Freshmen Luke Trammell is in 80th place with two rounds of 82, for 20-over par.
The final round of the Kansas Invitational is this afternoon at Alvamar Golf Club. It will begin a at 8:30 a.m.
Pete Rose packs Cinergy Field
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CINCINNAH — The No. 14 jersey was untucked, concealing a cushion waist, and the bat was aluminum instead of a black wooden Mizuno.
One thing about Pete Rose hadn't changed in the 16 years between his at-bats in Cincinnati. He could still pack 'em in.
Baseball's banished hits king drew 40,000 fans to Cinery Field on last night for a celebrity softball game signifying the end of the stadium where he made so much history.
Rose, 61, couldn't participate in the Cincinnati Reds' finalgame ceremonies Sunday because of his lifetime ban for
"It probably would have been a lot better if I could have done it yesterday, but we all know I couldn't do that," Rose said.
Fans paid $20 or $30 for tickets to get a Rose bobblehead and see former major league stars play seven innings of softball at Cinergy, which will be torn down to make way for Great American Ball Park.
The attraction was a chance to see Rose dig in at the ballpark for the first time since Aug. 17, 1986, when he pinch-hit and struck out against Goose Gossage. Three days earlier, he went 5-for-5 against the Giants, leaving his
"I can guarantee there's one thing you will not see me do, and that's a headfirst slide," Rose said.
Rose hasn't kept himself in playing shape—he let his red jersey hang out, covering his waist, and couldn't move very well.
The stadium rang with "Pete! Pete! Pete!" as Rose got into the batter's box for the first time against Steve Carlton.
Swinging right-handed from an upright stance—his bad knees prevent him from getting into his customary crouch—Rose hit two fouls, then lined out to Hall of Fame third baseman Mike Schmidt.
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