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Monday, October 9, 1995
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Men's golf team hopes to turn season around
By Spencer Duncan Kansan sportswriter
Experience is usually a formula for success. Unless you are the Kansas men's golf team.
As the Jayhawks compete in the third annual PING Tulsa Invitational today at the Cedar Ridge Country Club in Tulsa, Okla., they are concentrating on turning around a fall season that has been a bust.
"We have a lot of experience on this team," Kansas senior golfer Dan Rooney said earlier in the season. "That makes us a very competitive team."
The team is still searching for that competitive fire. The India is.
The Jayhawks' only success is a commanding 31-stroke victory on their home course at Alvamar Golf Club. Except for that finish, the team has yet to crack a top-five finish in its other three outings.
The team members playing today for the Jayhawks are the same traveling team that has played all year.
"Disappointing." Randall said. "Very disappointing."
The team members plaid out for the game.
Kansas men's golf coach Ross Randall summed up his team's performances after its seventh place finish in the Reliastar Golf Invitational in Minnesota.
Leading the team are seniors Slade Adams, Alan Stearns and Rooney. Adams is not only defending Big Eight Champion, but he is the only one who shot well a week ago at the Missouri Bluffs tournament where the team finished in 12th.
Rooney and Stearns have been inconsistent all season. Rooney tied with Adams for the tournament championship at Alvamar and had been finishing in the top 20 until he stumbled at Missouri, finishing in 50th place.
Stearns was the team's tournament leader at the beginning of this fall after a fifth-place finish at the Reliastar Tournament. Since then, he too has struggled.
Also playing today are junior Kit Grove and redshirt freshman Chris Thompson. Thompson thought the team would rebound from the slow start.
"We have high expectations," Thompson said. "We are a good team, and we will play well."
Kansas almost tasted victory last year in Tulsa. The team lost to Tulsa in a one-hole playoff.
The Jayhawks hope that they will have another shot at it this year.
Among the 12 teams participating, four of them, including Kansas, competed in the NCAA Tournament last year. The other three teams are Auburn, Texas El-Paso and Tulsa.
"I think we can beat anybody," Grove said.
Horoscopes By Linda C. Black
Today's Birthday (Oct. 9): You'll have the determination necessary to make a change stick in November. Set a big financial goal then. The holidays are busy but fun, and work should go well, too. There may be a change at work in March. You'll learn the new way, but it will require practice. Taking a risk in April could lead to a raise in May. Decrease spending and pay off an old debt, so you can save up enough to travel in July or August.
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Sell before you buy, and hold on to what you get. If you need to revise plans, do it this afternoon. There's a friend who would like to get to know you better. Beware of strings attached.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be careful of one who makes eyes at you. Your best partner will come right out and tell you what she or he wants. Stick with a tough job today and you may get it finished.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): If you've had to deal with arguments at work lately, you'll be glad to see that trend pass. People will be much more compliant today. Romance should be lots of fun, since you'll get just about whatever you want!
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You are impatient with delays and yet sometimes have trouble making up your own mind. Decisions should be easier (and more profitable) after noon today. A social gathering may lead to a new opportunity.
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your tastes this morning. Spend tonight with a person who can understand you without requiring much explanation.
Aries (March 21-April 19): The excitement is starting to wind down, and by tonight, you could realize that you're exhausted. Your best partner today is your mirror image. When you're strong, he or she is gentle; when you're weak, let him or her take over!
Taurus (April 20-May 20): This morning could be hectic, but things should calm down later. Finish up an old project so you can start making something you can sell. Tonight, ask your sweetheart to help. If you've got a solid relationship, the two of you can do just about anything.
Gemini (May 21-June 21): This morning, you'll be able to see what needs to be done and be quick about doing it! This afternoon, things could get downright boring. Tonight is good for romance, but don't make promises unless you mean to keep them!
Cancer (June 22-July 22): A project involving a group effort could turn out very well today. If it requires any money, though, talk it over with your mate first.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): This would be a good morning for a drive along a country road. If you can find one, you'll also miss the traffic. Your roommate may be exerting pressure to get a job finished. Ask how to pay for supplies, and you may find a way to make it happen.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sep. 22): Today could start out a little nerve-wracking side. Don't worry; things will calm down later. Don't work late tonight, though. Do your mind a favor, and throw out painful memories. You might need the room very soon for more pleasant ones.
Note: Horoscopes have no basis in scientific fact and should be read for entertainment only.
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