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University Daily Kansan / Monday, October 28.1991
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special events: dance competition
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Sat. November 2, 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Sign up at PCM Center (Ibk north of Kansas Union)
or Students Against Hunger Table (Kansas Union)
oy Friday, Nov. 1, 1:00 p.m
We will carpool from ECM Center to site in Lawrence Work will be painting and general clean-up inside and outside(mother normity)
and outside(weather permitting)
coordinated by ECM, Students Against Hunger, St. Lawrence Center in conjunction with "Into the Streets."
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Soccer club ties Rockhurst College 0-0
The Kansas men's soccer club's spirit stick is the team's good luck charm, but its good luck only lasted for one of this weekend's two games.
Special to the Kansan
By Michelle Betts
The 2-foot-long stick, painted crimson and blue and decorated with plastic bones and a soccer ball, sticks out of the linegrass grass wherever the team plays.
The team beat Nebraska-Omaha 4-0 on Saturday but tied 0-0 with Rockhurst College yesterday.
Scott Schaffer, club vice president,
said that the team played well but that
he wanted the players to show more
Schaffer said he was trying to build the team's enthusiasm before the national championship tournament.
"We were quiet," he said. "There was no enthusiasm behind the first step."
The Jayhawks beat Nebraska-
kansas and lend in the Ed
Chartrand tournament.
excitement about the game.
Kevin Kirchmer, Wichita senior;
Birigir Arnarsson, Iceland junior; and
Casey Peterson, Littleton, Colo.
game, scored in Saturday's
game.
Kansas' game against Rockhurst yesterday went into double overtime but did not involve penalty kicks and
Club President Chris Roberson said that the two teams decided before the game that there would be no penalty if the game was tied in overtime.
ended 0-0
"We lost to K-State 2-1 after double overtimes when we went into penalty kicks," Robertson said. "Losing by penalty kicks is no way to lose."
Robertson said that the team played well even though the game was physic-
Five Rockhurst players received yellow cards. If a player receives more than one yellow card, he may be taken out of the game. Kansas did not get any yellow cards.
"We kept our mouth shut, stayed
clean and played a class game."
Robin
"Both teams took a beating. It is hard on both teams when a game goes for so long like that," he said.
Casse Peterson said the physical aspect of the game made it a difficult
SPORTS BRIEFS
"A shoot out doesn't really determine who was a better team," he said.
Peterson was happy that the game didn't end in penalty kicks.
Roberson hope Kansas will have a chance to play Rockhurst again before the National Championship Soccer Tournament, during the third week of November.
Lacrosse club defeats Tulsa
The Kansas lacrosse club increased its record to 4-1 Saturday after beating the Tulsa club in a close game.
With the score tied 7-7 in the fourth period, Tulsa was called for a penalty, giving Kansas the chance it needed.
John Sheehan, Denver senior, scored Kansas' winning goal. It was his third of the game.
Andy Risinger, Chicago freshman,
also had three goals and Eric Lewis,
Rockville, Md., junior, had one goal
and two assists.
Kansas bows out of regional
The Kansas men's tennis team had a strong showing in the Rolex Regional qualifier tournament last weekend at the Wichita Racquet Club. However, no Jayhawks advanced to the National Indoor Individual Championships.
Senior Paul Garvin led the effort, winning three matches before being eliminated in the fourth round.
Senior Rafael Rangel went 2-1,
junior Carlos Fleming went 1-1, senior
Pat Han went 1-1 and sophomore
Brah Ruth went 1-1.
To advance in singles, a player had to take first or second place, and only the top doubles team qualified.
In doubles, Han and Rangel lost in
Paris Open tournament begins
PARIS – Jimmy Connors returnsto Paris with a sense of deja vu as he faces Ronald Agenor of Haiti in the first round of the $2 million Open Paris tennis tournament starting today.
the top two seeds. They have met in the last two finals, with Becker winning in 1989 for his second victory here since 1986. Edberg took the title in 1990 when Becker had to drop out after six games with a thirst in injury.
Stefan Edberg and Boris Becker are
likeForce 'John Elway Football'
Sixteen of the top 20 players in the world are entered in the 48-player field. Of the top 10 players, only Ivan Lendl, a late withdrawal, and Andre Agassi, who rarely plays in Europe, are missing.
Connors, 39, and John McEnroe, 32 are the oldest players in the field.
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