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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SPORTS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2007
sports quote of the day
"When I played pro football, I never set out to hurt anyone deliberately — unless it was, you know, important, like a league game or something."
sports fact of the day
— Dick Butkus
sports trivia of the day
Kansas football's largest margin of victory in program history was an 83-0 blowout against Washington University in St. Louis in 1923. More recently, the Jayhawks defeated University of Alabama at Birmingham 72-0 in 1994.
Q: When was the last time the Jayhawks won their opening game by at least 45 points?
A: In 1944 Kansas won 47-0 against Washburn at home. Henry Shenk was coach.
MINK LAW DAY 2007
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Thursday, September 6th 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Overland Park Convention Center 6000 College Boulevard Overland Park, Kansas OPCC directions at http://www.opconventioncenter.com
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KICK the KANSAN
Miami (FL) at Oklahoma
this week's games
Oregon at Michigan
Nebraska at Wake Forest
Boise State at Washington
Missouri at Mississippi
South Carolina at Georgia
TCU at Texas
Rice at Baylor
standings
Kelly Breckunitch, fantasy football 10-0
Emily Muskin, club sports 9-1
Thor Nystrom, sports administration 10-0
Erica Johnson columnist 10-0
Mark Dent basketball columnist 9-1
Eric Jorgensen,
managing editor
10-0
Southern Oregon at Idaho State
Virginia Tech at LSU
Britt Beasley, softball, 9-1
Pat Tefft general assignment 9-1
Travis Robinett sports editor 9-1
Case Keefer,
Big 12 football
8-2
Asher Fusco football 8-2
Bryan Wheeler, rowing, columnist 9-1
Kyle Carter
associate
sports editor
8-2
Rustin Dodd volleyball columnist 8-2
MLB
Scott Toland swimming 8-2
Taylor Bern women's basketball 8-2
Kansas City calls up players
to boost late-season pitch ARINGTON, Texas — The Kansas City Royals activated outfielder Mark Teaken from the 15-day disabled list and recalled pitchers Kyle Davies and Leo Nunez from Triple-A Omaha before their game
to boost late-season pitching
against the Texas Rangers on Monday night.
Teahen had been out since straining his left forearm attempting to make a diving catch in Oakland on Aug. 18. He is hitting .284 with six homers and 52 RBI in 457 at-bats.
The right-handed Davies, acquired from Atlanta on July 31.
Ashlee Kieler campus editor 8-2
for reliever Octavio Dotel, was sent to the minors on Friday in order to clear space for Mike Sweeney, who was activated from the 60-day disabled list. He is 2-3 with a 6.75 ERA in six starts since joining Kansas City, and is expected to start Wednesday at Texas. Nunez is 2-2 with a 4.05 ERA in seven games with Kansas City, including
Erick R. Schmidt,
editor-in-chief
8-2
Matt Erickson campus editor 7-3
Tyler Passmore,
cross country
7-3
Shawn Shroyer, baseball, columnist 6-4
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Malcolm Gibson,
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six starts.
On Tuesday the Royals will recal right-hander Luke Hochevar and first baseman Justin Huber, and purchase the contracts of catcher Paul Phillips and first baseman Craig Brazell. All four were on the Omaha roster.
Associated Press
Stephanie Atwood
Kathryn August
Jennifer Babb
Lynn Bammel
Brie Branting
Rebecca Braun
Anne Brill
Mischia Brown
Megan Burgardt
Jennifer Brooke Burns
Meredith Caldwell
lizabeth Cristiano
Anna Czarnecki
Emily Davis
Amanda Doerr
Meg Dysart
Hannah Feldman
Dina Finer
Megan Fracol
Lane Frizell
Rachel Gluck
Whitney Hatfield
Tess Hedrick
Madelyn Huggins
Elizabeth Johnson
Diana Kelly
Kelsey Kyle
Laura Marshall
Brooke Massey
Courtney Newell
Lindie Northup
Mary Nulton
Amy O'Brien
Andrea Olsen
Rachael Pedersen
Catherine Paige Peeke
Melissa Powell
Macy Ritchey
Lauren Schultz
Kelly Schwartz
Kortni Smith
Laura Taylor
Emily Travis
Sarah Waugh
Kendra Way
Laura Wichern
Clatre Wittler
Sierra Wright
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