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Friday, October 29, 1976
University Daily Kansan
Volleyball team seeks Big 8 win
By DAN BOWERMAN
Sports Writer
KU's volleyball team is going to the Big Eight Tournament today and tomorrow with every intention of winning it all, even though two teams have beaten KU.
Nebraska University and Oklahoma
University are the only Big Eight schools to
have a full-time faculty in math.
Ban Sticklift said he expected the toughest competition to come from Nebraska.
KU will run off playing the two weakest teams in the Big Eight, Stancliff said. The Jayhawks will play Oklahoma State University first and they easily handled OSU in the Sooner Invitational, 15-1, 15-2. Next will be Iowa State University, whom
Kansan Predictions
KU split with at the Graceland Invitational,
15-0, 9-15.
Making the Kansas football predictions this fall are Steve Schonefeld, sport editor; Brent Anderson, editor; Gary Vie, assistant sport editor, and Jay Abaouabdine, managing editor and Fall 1973 season review.
GAME SCHOENFELD ANDERSON VICE ABOURALKAH
Nebraska at Kansas Nebraska 2817 Kansas 2917 Nebraska 3014
Kansas State at Iowa State Iowa State 2117 Iowa State 24.7 Iowa State 24.3 Iowa State 21.10
Missouri at Okla. State Oklahoma State 26.20 Oklahoma State 17.10 Missouri 35.21 Okla. State 21.20
Oklahoma at Colorado Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma 15.10
Mississippi at Louisiana SL LSU LSU LSU 26.27 Mississippi 14.13
Texas Tech at Texas Texas Texas 20.17 Texas 28.14 Texas Tech 17.14 Texas 28.24
Cincinnati at Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia 31.18
Mississippi St. at Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama 26.10
Prediction Record 38.16 704 37.17 685 41.13 759 40.14 740
Sport Shorts
In its third game today, KU will take on Nebraska, who beat KU twice this year—at once at NU's own tournament, 15-0, 15-4, 15-3. The Graceland Invitational, 15-7, 15-5.
JV FOOTBALL—This weekend's football battle between Kansas and Nebraska begins at 1 p.m. today when the school's junior varsity squares square off on the Allen Field House. A quarterfinal game will be played on Friday.
FIELD HOCKY—Because of field conditions, the field hockey game between KU and Nebraska will be played at Emporia Kansas State College instead of here. The game will be
The KU team also was scheduled to play Graceland College in Lamoni, Iowa, tomorrow, but that game was postponed to Nov. 9.
A game with Emporia State, canceled earlier in the week, will be played at 3:30 p.m.
Monday at Emporia State.
SWIMMING--The KU women's swimming team will hold an intrasquat meet at 7 tonight in the Robinson Natatorium.
Gary Kemp, women's swimming coach, said the meet would have the 13 events swimmers will face in Big Eight competition. He said this early taste of competition would help prepare athletes to perform well in future competitions.
K.U. CHESS CLUB TOURNAMENT
Oct. 31
Parlor B and C, Kansas Union
Begins at 3:00 p.m.
Entry Fee $2.00
Prizes: Trophies to top 4 places. All expenses paid trip to Region XI,
Capo Girardeau, Mo. for top 4 students
Everyone encouraged to participate. Sign up in S.U.A. office Oct. 27-29
The Jayhawks will meet Oklahoma, who best beat SIU in the Sooner Invitational, 15-8, 15-8.
or at tournament (2:00-2:30)
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KU will run open Saturday's competition with Kansas State University, KU and K-State have met once, with KU winning, 8-15, 15-9, 15-3. The Hawks will finish the tournament with a victory, who they beat in the semifinals of the Graceland Invitational, 12-10, 16-14.
Rockhurst, NUSOCCER CLUB FOES
The RU Soccer Club travels to Kansas City to take on powerful Rockhurst College Saturday before returning to Lawrence to play Nebraska Sunday.
Rockhurst, 9-2-1 this season, placed third in the NAIA soccer final last year.
"We would be doing well to lose by three goals or less, but I really think that if we play as well as we have the last five games, we can beat them." Mulin said.
KU coach Bernie Mullin said that the boutt KU could defeat Rockers but that the Knicks would win.
Mullin pointed to the fact that Rockhurst was a varsity coach with excellent coaches.
KU, 5.2, defeated Nebraska in Lincoln earlier this season when they scored three points in overtime to beat the Huskers, 5.2.
Both games begin at 2 p.m.
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Ruggers face Nebraska team
A group of ex-Nebraska football players who are now on the NU rugby team will battle the Kansas Jayhawks at 10:30 tomorrow morning on the intramural fields at 23rd and Iowa streets.
Sunday, the Hawks will travel to Kansas City, Mo, to face their toughest competition of the year, the Kansas City Blues.
Allen Chapman, who helps coach the Jayhawks, said that Nebraska was a newly reorganized team and wouldn't be big as a threat to the KC Blues.
The Jayhawks posted a rare victory over one Blues last spring, and Chapman doesn't like the added incentive it gives the opposition.
SUA POPULAR FILMS Upcoming Films for Fall '76
Oct. 29-30 The Exorcist
Nov. 5-6 Farewell, My
Loyalty
Nov. 12-13 Nashville
Nov. 19-20 A Brief Vacation and The 10th International Tournee of Animation
Doc. 3-4 The Passenger
HALLOWEEN GATHERING
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