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Monday, October 12, 1992
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Novice crew team competes for first time
Special to the Kansan
Kansas Crew's novice rowers passed their first test with flying colors yesterday in "Rowing 101" at Burcham Park.
Under ideal weather conditions, the men's and women's novice crews competed against area universities for the first time. Five women's and four men's crews raced against other novice crews from Kansas State, Washburn, Creighton, Washington University, Wichita State and Okla-
were added for more entertainment. Assistant coach Chris Davis said the novice crews benefited from watching the varsity compete.
Many rowers said that they were somewhat nervous before their heats, but that once they started rowing they concentrated on doing their best.
By Christoph Fuhrmans
"I like the competition," Mike Mendez, Phoenix sophomore, said. "We're tired of practicing, we're ready to compete."
"Everybody was nervous at the beginning," Allison Adams, Hutchinson sophomore, said. "But when we started it was like practice again."
After weeks of practice, the rowers were ready to compete.
Mendez said, "Once we got into the boat, we started rowing and just concentrated on that."
The crews and the coaches agreed the regatta was a success.
homa State. The crews raced down a two and one-half mile stretch of the Kansas River that started beyond the I-70 bridge and ended by Burcham Park, Second and Indiana streets.
"Overall, I thought the day was very successful," man's coach Dan Jewett said. "Considering they hadn't com- mitted there, we are, I was happy with what the did."
The next regatta for the varsity women will be the "Head of the Charles" this Sunday in Boston. The 14th will compete Nov. 15 at Wichita State.
the regatta consisted of four novice heats and three varsity heats. In the past the regatta was only for novice crews, but this year the varsity crews
Softball team wins three in a row to end fall season
"We are continuing to improve, and I'm positive we will be better next time." Mendez said
Paul Kotz / KANSAN
By Mark Button Special to the Kansan
In the first game, Kansas cruised behind the superb pitching of junior Stephani Williams. Williams struck out 15 of the 23 batters she faced, including the side in the first and fourth innings.
The Kansas women's softball team ended their fall season this weekend on a high note.
The Jayhawks won all three games, beating Washburn 6-0 and Johnson County Community College twice, 5-2 and 7-0. With the victories, the team posted a 12-record for the fall season.
However, Kansas coach Kalum Haack said she could have done better.
The second game featured solid defensive play by the Hawks. Freshman Katie Morgan turned in a strong performance at shortstop, and junior Kim Newborn displayed sound fielding skills at third base.
"Stephanani wasn't quite as sharp as she can be," he said. "They (Washburn) swung at a lot of pitches out of the strike zone."
Senior Jill Bailey led the offensively productive team as she went 3 for 3 with two singles, a double and one RBI Sophomore Lora Richardson added a 2-for-4 outing, including a single and a triple that scored a run. Newborn was also 2 for 4.
Haack was pleased with this weekend's performance, considering last weekend's tough Big Eight tournament. Kansas posted a 4-1 record in the tournament, losing only to Oklahoma State.
"I was curious to see how we would do after last weekend, and I am very pleased," he said.
Haack is equally pleased with the team's performance throughout the fall season. He said
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Corn, a right-handed junior from Louisville, Ky. picked up his second victory of the fall season against Barton County.
"At the beginning of the fall, I was thinking too much. Corn said, 'Now I'm just going out and pitching and having fun, and I've been doing a lot better. When you get to the college game, it's 90 percent mental. The people that make it are the people who don't make the mental mistakes."
The Jayhawks supported winning pitcher Jimmy Walker in the first game by scoring six runs in the third inning and cruised to a 10-1 victory. Outfielder Joel Beninghoff hit the only home run of the day.
In two previous doubleheaders, Kansas crushed Brown Mackey College 14-3 and 13-1 on Oct. 3, and defeated Fort Scott Community College 9-2 and 10-1 on Oct. 7.
Bingham said he was pleased Corn's performance, and that his slider had been particularly impressive. Kansas plays host to Hutchinson Community College at 4 p.m. Wednesday in a doubleheader.
Field House Classic
Kansas plays six doubleheaders with community colleges during its fall season, which allows younger Jayhawk players to compete in games before the spring season begins.
"The young guys get a lot of experience," Kansas coach Dave Bingham said. "We can take a look at them from the standpoint of how they play."
As for team goals, Haack and Richardson both said they wanted to win the Big Eight Conference and return to the NCAA playoffs.
Give a little, and save a life.
Baseball takes two in doubleheader By Brady Prauser
Chris Crim, relieving for starter David Meyer, got the win in game two. Kansas had yet another big inning, scoring seven runs in the fifth, on its way to a 12-2 victory.
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Haack said he looked forward to the spring season and league play.
By Brady Prauser Special to the Kansan
The Kansas baseball team swept a doubleheader from Barton County Community College yesterday afternoon at Hogwild-Maupin Stadium.
"I believe we can dominate in the Big Eight and continue to be one of the best teams in the Midwest," he said.
that the Jayhawks' 12-1 record was the best fall season the team has had since he had been here. "I think the best thing about our fall season is
Richardson is optimistic as well.
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