Wednesday, August 18. 1976
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Donnie Von Moore returns for the Jayhawks
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KU women improved but still quite young
By DAN BOWERMAN
Sports Writer
With another young team again this year, the University of Kansas women's basketball squad will try to improve on last year's 14-13 record.
The team will have six returning lettermen, as well as five sophomores, one junior and four freshmen. There are no returning senior lettermen. Assistant coach Sheila Moorman said she expected a number of walk-ons also.
The team will be led by last year's scoring and rebounding leader, sophomore Adrian Mitchell, 5-10, playing the post position. She points a game last year and 12.4 rebounds.
She made a good showing at the U.S. basketball game cut from the squad, according to Moerman.
AUSO returning to the team will be sophomores Karen Jamison, guard; Vieve Sanders, forward; Kelly Phipps, guard; and Marcie Penner, forward. Junior Kneller will be returning at the forward position.
Two Lawrence girls are among the list of freshmen coming to the squad. They are June Koleber, a 5-11 center-forward and Sheila Vann, a 5-4 guard. They were both All-State high school players in Kansas last year.
Cheryl Burnett also another freshman. She is a 5-4 guard who was an Al-Stater in Missouri. Sue Jones is a 6-4 freshman center player. She is a 6-3 freshman. She was an Al-State performer there.
"The outlook is good," Moorman said.
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Eight. I added that because of our depth, our year added of experience for our returning players and our quickness in the backcourt, we will be an improved team," Owens said.
Kansas basketball fans will just have to wait until Nov. 27, when KU opens its season against Montana State, to see just how much the Jawahres have improved.
Moorman said that the quality of the new players should help the team.
"Our key to success will be how fast the new players will bleed in with the old ones."
"We're anxious to start the season," she said.
The women's team will play another tough schedule this year, including some nationally ranked teams. Central Missouri State University, Phillips University in Oklahoma and Kansas State University are among the teams on the schedule.
Last year, the Jayhawks placed second in the state competition behind KSU. Moorman said that the Wildkittens would be the biggest competition again. She also said that Wichita State University could be tough.
The women cagers will open their season over the Thanksgiving holiday at a tournament at Southwest Missouri State University.
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last year, hopes to build around junior forward Steve Burgason and center JIM Murphy. But that's not much to build on. And no one knows that better than Nance.
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Blair has quick sophomore Emmett Lewis and Jay Sferra returning at guard. Lewis tossed in 15 points a game. Sferra, scoring much, was a good playmaker.
UP PROT, THE BUFFS return center Larry Vaculi, forward Greg Mueller and forward Dave Logan, if he decides to return for his senior year of eligibility. He is playing football for the Cleveland Browns of the NFL.
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Serve the rest of the chilled white wine (you'll probably need an extra bottle if serving more than 2 people) and a tossed salad or other green vegetable.
Left over fondue may be frozen and re-heated. In fact, it is better the second time around. It is also nice drizzled over sandwiches.
GUY STRONG, COACH of Oklahoma State, has a "Help Wanted" sign out. He needs a front line. Strong's Cowboys lost two starters--forward Lafayette Threatt and center Dave Kragel. If he can find some replacements there, his Cowboys should be better than their 10-16 overall and 4-10 league record last year.
Colorado has a new coach—Bill Blair. But the team have plenty of old players—13 returning lettermen in fact. If Blair can get the old players to blend in with the new, then
OSU has no guard problem with All- Conference pick Ronnie Daniel and 64-Fred Stevenson returning. But he needs a forward and a center badly.
Lynn Nance has quite a job to do in his state at Iowa State. He has to rebuild a Cyclone 10 tornado.
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