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Thursday, April 25,1996
SCORES & MORE
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Kansas St.-Kansas Linescore
Kansas St.-Kansas Linescore
Kansas St. 131 000 204—11 17 1
Kansas 001 001 100—3 7 2
Blount, Thompson (6), Ciseth (7) Johnson (8)
and Gardner; Peters, Williams (2), Barrett (7)
and Dean, W-Blount (1-10) L—Peters (2-5)
Wednesday's College Baseball Scorers
By The Associated Press
Auright 17, Wilkes 9
Bates 11, Maine-Farmington 5
Bluelief St. 2-3, W. Virginia St. 1-
Connecticut 4, St. John's 6, 10 innings
Corland St. 10, Binghamton St. 0
C.W. Post 17, Ionia 12
C.W. Post 17, Ionia 12
Trinity 9
Fairfield 6, Gibbonson 6
Fordham 11, Hotels 9
Latham 22, Kings Point 11
Manhattan 10, St. Francis, N.Y. 7
Manfield 8-9, East Groudburg 7-4
Merrimack 10, Mass-Lowell 1-3
Montcalm St. 7, Adelphi 13
RPL4-13, Ulai 1-6
Rutgers 2-12, Seton Hall 1-4
Shippensburg 5, Kutztown 4, 12 Innings,
comp.susp.game
Shippensburg 6-3, Kutztown 3-1, 1st game, 8
Siena 5, Columbia 3
S. Connecticut St. 5-4, Stryn Brook 3-4
St. Anselm 3, Assumption 2, 10 innings
Trenton St. 9, York 8
SOUTH
Anderson 8-10, Benedict 7-6
Auburn 11, Georgia St. 4
Auburn 8, Samford 2
Campbellsville 10-2, Asbury 0-0
Clemson 12, Charleston Southern 5
Coastal Carolina 2, N.C. Wimingham 1
Columbus 1, Faukner 0
Dair Lipchick 6, Trevoca Nazarene 4
Duke 9, Campbell 6
Florida 8, Cent. Florida 3
LSU 20, Louisiana Coll. 0
Methodist 5, Va. Wesleyan 1
Middle Tenn. 6, Ala.-Birmingham 4
Mississippi St. 5, Southern Miss. 4
Morehead St. 7-15, Pikeville 2-1
N.C. Wesleyan 5, Chowan 4
New Orleans 4, Nicholls St. 3
Newberry 9, Augusta 8
SE Louisiana 7, McNeese St. 3
Tennessee Tech 8, Mercer 3
Tucosumil 9, Melligan 3-2
Union, Ky. 5-1, Cumberland, Ky., 3-0
Union, Tenn. 20, Tenn.-Marmor 8
Va. Commonwealth 9, Radford 8
Virginia Tech 14, West Virginia 11
Wake Forest 11, N. Carolina &T 2
W. Kentucky 19, Murray St. 1
MIDWEST
Akron, Delaware 4-5
Aquinas 8-6, Siena Heights 4-5.
Ball St. 8-1, Bowling Green 3-18
Carthage 14-5, Maiden 7-3
Cent. Michigan 5-7, W. Michigan 4-9
Cleveland St. 10-5, Youngstown 1-8
L. Illinois 4-1, NE Illinois 2-3
E. Michigan 12-4, Toledo 0-6
Grand View 11-11, Mount Mercy 0-1
Hiram 7-14, Mount Union 2-8
Hope 10, Comerstone 7.
Illinois 19, Chicago St. 6
Illinois St. 10-1, Bradley 4-3
Indiana 8, Indiana St. 5
Iowa 8, N. Iowa 6
Iowa St. 6, Milneaua 5
Kansas St. 11, Kansas 3
Kenton 9-5, Akron 8-6, 1st game, 8 innings
Kenyon 5-4, Denison 3-7
MacMurray 15, Parks 4
Michigan St. 13, Oakland 6
Missouri 8-14, Nebraska 2-10
Mo. Westem 8, William Jewell 2
N. Kentucky 8, Cincinnati 8
Northwestern 8, Wis. Milwaukee 5
Notre Dame 13-13, St. Norbert 0-1
Otterbelt 4-1, Muskingum 3-2
Purdue 7, Butler 8
St. Francis, III, 15, Olivet Nazarene 6
St. Louis 3, S. Illinois 2
SW Missouri St. 16, SW Baptist 4
Tiffin 10-8, Rio Grande 2-0
Valparaiso 7, Lewis 3
Wabash 11, Rose-Hulman 6
Wayne, Bne. 3, Nebraska-Kearney 0-6
Westminster, Mo. 9, Greenville
Wichita St. 19, Oklahoma St. 4
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas 18, Oral Roberts 5
Ark.-Little Rock 10, Centenary 3
Dallas Baptist 15, Texas Wesleyan 3
Memphis 6, Arkansas St. 3
Oklahoma 12, Arizona St. 11
Sam Houston St. 9, Lamar 4
Texas Tech 8, Texas-Arlington 5
West Texas AM 22, Wayland Baptist 11
FAR WEST
Air Force 18, Metro St. 12
San Francisco St. 20, Sanjanausla St. 4
Southern Cal 13, UC Santa Barbara 1
UCLA 13, CS Dominguez Hills 6
Wyoming 12, S Utah 1-6
PRO BASEBALL
The American League at a glance Tuesday's Games
Wednesday's Games
Minnesota 8, Boston 6
Chicago 6, Texas 5
Oakland 9, Milwaukee 6
Cleveland 9, Baltimore 8
Kansas City 5, New York 2
Only games scheduled
Live, same-day and delayed national TV sports coverage for Thursday (schedule subject to change and-or blackouts):
Minnesota 24, Detroit 11
Boston 11, Texas 9
California 4, Milwaukee 3
New York 10, Cleveland 8
Oakland 7, Toronto 6
Baltimore 5, Kansas City 8
Baltimore 7, Kansas City 8
The National League at a glance
Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 2
Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 2
San Diego 7, Florida 2
(All timee Central)
THURSDAY, APRIL 25
12:30.pm.
ESPN — Men's tennis, Monte Carlo Open, early round coverage, at Monte Carlo, Monaco (same-day tape)
USA — GPA Giga, Greater Greensboro Open, first round, at Greensboro, N.C.
WWOR — Major League Baseball, N.Y. Mets at St. Louis
4 p.m.
Tampa Bay 5, Philadelphia 4, OT
TB5 — NBA Playoffs doubleheader,
New York at Cleveland and Portland
at Utah, at round one, game 1. '9s
Tuesday, April 23
Philadelphia 4. Tampa Bay 1, series tied 2-1
WGNMajor League Baseball Chicago Cubs at San Diego
6 p.m.
ESPN — NHL Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, game No. 5, Tampa Bay at Philadelphia or St. Louis at Toronto
ESPN2 — NHL Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, game No. 5, St. Louis at Toronto or Tampa Bay at Philadelphia
NTN — NBA Playoffs doubleheader, Atlanta at Indiana and Houston at LA Lakers, round one, game No. 1's WGN — Major League Baseball, Seattle at Chicago White Sox
6:30 p.m.
Pittsburgh vs. Washington Late Game Not Included Wednesday, April 17
Washington 6, Pittsburgh 4
Wednesday, April 17
Pittsburgh 4, Washington 1, Washington
incomer 0, 1
New York Rangers vs. Montreal
Wednesday, April 24 Pittsburgh at Washington (n)
Wednesday, April 24
New York Rangers vs. Montreal Tuesday, April 16 Montreal 3 N.Y.Rangers 2 OT
montreal 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, OT
N.Y. Rangers 2, O1
Thursday, April 18
Thursday, April 18
I. Y. Hangers 3
Sunday, April 21
Sunday, April 21
N.Y. Rangers 2 Montreal 1
Tuesday. April 23
N. Y. Rangers 4. Montreal 3. series tied 2-2
Florida vs. Boston Wednesday, April 17
Monday, April 22
Florida 8. Boston 7.
Florida 6, Boston 3
Florida 4, Boston 2, Florida leads series 3-0
WESTERN CONFERENCE
wednesday, April 17
Detroit 4 Winnings 1
Detroit 4, Winnipesg 0
Tuesday, April 23
Detroit 6, Winnpeg 1, Detroit leads series 3-1
Friday, April 19
Detroit 4, Winnipeg
Detroit 4, Winnipeg 1
Sunday, April 21
Winning 4, Detroit 1
Colorado vs. Vancouver
Detroit vs. Winnipeg Wednesday, April 17
Thursday, April 18
Chicago vs. Calgary
Vancouver 4, Colorado 3, seriest tied 2-2
Monday, April 23
/ancouver 5, Colorado 4
Tuesday, April 16
Colorado 5, Vancouver 2
Saturday, April 20 Colorado 4. Vancouver 0
Chicago 4, Calgary 1
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Friday, April 19
Sunday, April 21
Chicago 7. Calgary 5.
Chicago 2, Calgary 1, BOT, Chicago wins
hursday, April 25
Vancouver at Colorado, 9 p.m.
Saturday, April 27
Colorado at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m.
Monday, April 29
Vancouver at Colorado, 9 p.m., if necessary.
Toronto vs. St. Louis
St. Louis 3, Toronto 1
Thursday, April 16
Toronto 5. St. Louis 4. OT
Louis 4, OT
Sunday, April 21
St Louis 3 Toronto 2 OT
St. Louis 5, Toronto 1, St. Louis leads series
Tuesday. April 23
Thursday, April 25
St. Louis at Toronto, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 27
Toronto at St. Louis, 7:30 p.m., if necessary
Compiled from The Associated Press.
St. Louis at Toronto, 7:30 p.m., if necessary
Monday April 28
Colorado 4, Chicago 3
Houston 8, San Francisco 4
Montreal 12, St. Louis 11
New York 8, Cincinnati 6, 10 innings
TRANSACTIONS
Wednesday's Sports Transacctions
By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League
National League
FOOTBALL
BOSTON RED SOX—Placed DH Jose Canseco on the 15-day disabled list. Optioned RHP Joe Hudson to Pawtucket of the International League. Purchased the contract of RHP Rich Garces. Recalled C Alex Delgado from Trenton of the Eastern League. NEW YORK YANKEES—Activated RHP Scott Kamieniecki from the 15-day disabled list. Optioned INF Robert Eenhoom to Columbus of the International League.
HOUSTON ASTROS—Signed RHP Xavier Hernandez, Optioned RHP Mark Small to Tucson of the Pacific Coast League
National Football League
ATLANTA FALCONS—Signed K
Steve McLaughlin and P Greg Ivy.
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—
Signed RB Marcus Allen to a
three-year contract.
Pittsburgh 6, Florida 3
Montreal 7, Cincinnati 6, 10 innings
St. Louis 9, New York 4
Philadelphia 10, Colorado 8
Atlanta 8, San Francisco 3
Los Angeles 5, Houston 2
San Diego 5, Chicago 4
PRO HOCKEY
NL Playoff Glance, Sub
By The Associated Press
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Philadelphia vs. Tampa Bay
Tuesday, April 16
Philadelphia 3, Tampa Bay 3
Thursday, April 18
Tampa Bay 2, Philadelphia 1, OT
Sunday, April 21
Continued from Page 1.
Baseball: Jayhawks' offense falls flat against reborn K-State
Kansas reliever Casey Barrett allowed four runs in the ninth to
complete the Wildcat scoring.
"We just weren't as fired up and were yesterday." Kansas designated hitter Josh Dimmick said. "We didn't come out from the beginning with the energy we needed. I don't know if we were tired, but there was a difference."
"That's baseball," Kansas left fielder Justin Headley said. "We had a letdown tonight." Despite the loss the Jayhawks are close to clinching a spot in the Big Eight tournament. But that isn't enough
"We kind of figured we'd make that," Kansas second baseman Josh Kliner said. "Right now, we want to finish in fourth place.
We've been playing pretty good recently and we should be ready for the tournev."
These two teams will play the third game of their five game series at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Frank Myers Field in Manhattan.
Mario Opipari (0-2, 8.34 earned run average) is scheduled to pitch for Kansas. The Wildcats starter is to be announced.
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