Jayhawks still in cellar after CU baseball duel
KU's baseball team could win only one of the three games against Colorado over the week-end at Boulder, and so remains anchored at the bottom of the Big Eight chart with a 2-7 record.
The Friday games were split. The Buffs shut out the Jayhawks to take the first, 2-0, but KU came back to win the second 5-4.
COLORADO took an early lead in the first. Duke Prentup hit a double in the second inning and
Golfers split dual matches
KU's golf team came out victorious in one of the two fourteam matches last weekend. The Jayhawks beat Missouri $ 8 \frac{1}{2}-6 \frac{1}{2} $ and Nebraska 8-7 in the first meet at Lawrence Friday.
In the same match Missouri defeated K-State and Nebraska, and Nebraska beat K-State. The medallist was K-State's Ron Schmedeman who shot 76 on the par 72 course.
KU COACH John Hanna said,
"Our boys didn't perform to
their capabilities. Anyway I was
happy we beat everybody."
KU's fortune in victory was also shared by KU's freshman golf team who beat Wichita and K-State in a triangular match.
The second match at Manhattan, however, brought doom to the Jayhawkers. They lost 13-2 to K-State, 8-7 to Missouri and tied with Nebraska. The match medalist was Ron Schmedeman again, who shot 78 for the par 70 course.
"This time we played worse than we did in the previous match," Hanna said.
With only two weeks remaining before the Big Eight Conference meet on May 13 and 14 at Columbia, Mo., KU has a season record of 10-6-1 for dual matches.
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enabled Dave Cramoy to score.
The Buffs took the score to 2-0 in the sixth inning when Don Alsup scored from Denny Murano's single.
The defeat was the first for KU pitcher Fred Chana, Brookfield, Ill., junior, and gives him a 1-1 record for the season.
The second game was more exciting.
The game remained tied till the ninth. Jim Shanks, Kansas City, Mo., senior, hit a single and Bill Fenton, Wichita junior, scrambled home to make it 5-4 for the Jayhawks.
Saturday's game was also won by one run, but this time it went in favor of the Buffs, 10-9. Sandy Buda started for KU, but was relieved in the first after giving up four straight walks.
Daily Kansan
Monday, May 2, 1966
The KU varsity women's bowling team captured first place this weekend in the women's division of the Big Eight Bowling Tournament held in Manhattan.
Oread women win Big 8 bowling tourney
The KU varsity men's bowling team placed third. Rod Heffley, Bonner Springs sophomore,
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bowled nine strikes in a row to score 279 pins, the high game of the tournament.
In the men's division eight teams competed. The results were Iowa State, 143, Wichita State, 137.75, and KU, 137.36. Iowa State
took the traveling trophy for the entire tournament.
Julie Lacy, Garnett sophomore,
made the Women's All Star Team
named at the tournament for
high total pins. Ron Mick, Merriam freshman, was selected for the Men's All Star Team.
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