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Thursday, September 25, 1997
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*Nominations now being accepted for the 1997 Hilltopper Awards.
*Anyone may nominate an outstanding senior.
*Nomination forms available at 428 Kansas Union.
The Jayhawks had a team score of 997, 75 strokes behind Oregon State's 922 winning score. The top-four individual scores were recorded by golfers from Oregon State.
*Nominations must be turned in to 400 KS Union (O&L office) or 428 KS Union (Jayhawker office) by Monday, Oct. 3 at 5p.m.
CORVALLIS, Ore. — The Kansas women's golf team placed eighth out of 14 teams at the Northwest Invitational in Corvallis, Ore. The invitational was played from Sunday to Tuesday.
Senior Ben Reuter and freshman Jamie Tucker tied for 40th with 252. Reuter shot rounds of 84, 83 and 85. Tucker had shots of 87, 81 and 84.
Individually, Kansas junior golfer Mandy Munsch tied for 25th with a 28-over-par 244 (82-83-79). She had the Jawhaywa 'top score.
*Seniors must be graduating in May.
*All nominees will receive an application.
Kansas was the only Big 12 Conference school at the invitational. Other schools were from California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana.
SPORTS BRIEFFS AND SCORES
Women golfers earn eighth-place finish
Draw set for Jayhawks in clay-court tourney
BALTIMORE — Two Kansas men's tennis players, Juniors Enrique Abaroa and Xavier Avilla, will play their first matches of the season today at the T. Rowe Price
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"I went to grab his hair, and his hair lifted off," she said. "He immediately put his hands on his hair, and I ran out of the room."
"He told me he was tense and he needed some relief," Masden said. "Then he bit the back of my neck, and he pushed me. He tried to push my head down to his crotch area.
"I turned around, and I saw him standing there. I saw him standing there in white panties and garter belt. He was exposed, and he was aroused," she said.
Abaroa and Avila also will compete in the doubles draw today. As a doubles team, Abaroa and Avila form the No. 12 team in the country, according to the Rolex/Intercollegiate Tennis Association polls released Sept. 17.
National Clay Court Championships,
Abaroa, ranked No. 18 nationally
and seeded No. 9 in the tournament,
will play Brian Bahaly of Virginia.
Avila, ranked No. 31 nationally,
will play Tallio Corrales of Georgia.
But some Kansas players could not play their way through pre-qualifying and qualifying rounds to earn a spot in the main draw.
She said she stood there in shock as Albert approached her and began to rub against her.
Sophomore Luis Uribe lost against Dimitri Miriol of Southwest Louisiana yesterday. Uribe, 5-1 this season, had defeated Mike Ingham of Florida State, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 in a first-round match on Tuesday.
Witness accuses Albert of pushing,biting her
In doubles, Uribe and Tucker were defeated, 6-1, 6-3, in the first round by a Vanderbilt team.
-Kansan staff reports
ARLINGTON, Va. — A surprise witness testified yesterday that Marv Albert, wearing white panties and a garter belt, bit her three years ago in a Dallas hotel room during a struggle.
Patricia Masden's story was the most shocking yet in Albert's forcible-sodomy and assault trial. Albert is not on trial in connection with the alleged incident, but Circuit Judge Benjamin N.A. Kendrick let the woman tell her story to show what prosecutors say was a pattern of conduct.
During the testimony, the 54-year-old NBC play-by-play man leaned back in his chair and put one hand to his chin, his face impassive.
Masden said she met Albert during the early 1990s when he traveled with the New York Knicks and she was the VIP liaison for Hyatt Hotels. She said he asked her to his room in Dallas in 1994 to help him send a fax.
The Associated Press
SPORTS CALENDAR
Today
All day Men's tennis in the National Clay Court Championships in Baltimore
5 p. m., Kansas soccer vs. Tulsa at SuperTarget Field
2 p.m. Kansas softball vs. Wichita
p.m. at jawhawk Field
4 p.m. Men's and women's cross country at the Stanford University In invite in Palo Alto, Calif.
Tomorrow
Noon Kansas softball vs. Central Missouri State at Jayhawk Field
All day Men's tennis in the National Clay Court Championships in Baltimore
Saturday
All day Men's tennis in the National Clay Court Championships in Baltimore
Noon Kansas softball vs. Johnson County Community College at Jayhawk Field
Sunday
1 p.m. Kansas soccer vs. Colorado at San Jose State Field
2 p.m. Kansas softball vs. Missouri at Layhawk Field
All day Men's tennis in the National Clay Court Championships in Baltimore