KU golfers on the road
KU golfers hope to recover from a disappointing weekend as Coach Wilber Norton's crew begins an exhaustive road trip today.
The Jayhawks dropped three of four dual matches at the Wichita Invitational tournament, held on the McDonald Golf Club course. Beating only Kansas State, 10-5, KU fell to Bradley (9 $ \frac{1}{2}-\frac{5}{2} $ ), Tulsa (8 $ \frac{1}{2}-\frac{6}{2} $ ) and Wichita State (12-3).
The Jayhawks begin their week-long venture this afternoon at Columbia, meeting Kansas State, Iowa State and Missouri. From there, the squad travels to Lincoln for Friday competition with four Big Eight schools—Missouri, K-State, Oklahoma State and Nebraska.
Pacing the Kansas squad was Charles Peffer's one-under-par 72 for the 18-hole tourney. Bill Hess carded a 77 and Stan Zimmerman a 78, while Craig DeLongy posted a 79 and Roger Wells an 81.
On Saturday, Kansas meets Iowa State and Drake at Ames, Iowa.
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (UPI)
- Larry Mowry, a 31-year-old pro from Las Vegas, emerged from a seven-way tie for fifth place to capture the championship of the second annual $35,000 Magnolia State golf classic with an eight-under-par total of 272.
Mowry claims Magnolia title
Mowry had only three bogeys in the 72-hole competition, touring the par 70 Hattiesburg Country Club course with rounds of 66 and 70 in the 36-hole grand finale.
14 teams see action
Fourteen teams saw action in the Fraternity A and Independent B leagues of intramural volleyball Friday night.
All teams have now completed the second round of their four and five-game schedules, and in the next two weeks will decide divisional champions. Winners will then move on to the tournament for the Hill title.
Results from Friday:
FRATERNITY A
Delta Chi defeated PK Sigma.
15-12, 15-8.
Sigma Na defeated Phi Gam, 15-3,
15-13, 15-2.
TKE defeated ATO, 15-8, 15-6.
defeated A PG, II, II
Beta defeated Sigma Chi, 15-0,
15-7.
yesterday as the Expos brought big league baseball to Canada with the first regular game played by the Majors outside U.S. borders.
SAE won by forfeit over Phi Deltu.
AKL won by forfeit over DU.
The Expos finished the job with a come-from-behind 8-7 win against the National League defending champions, after blowing a 6-0 lead early in the game.
Baseball makes Canadian debut
Templin defeated Magicians, 15-9,
15-7.
Battenfeld No. 2 defeated NEGB
No. 2, 15-0, 15-6.
MONTEREAL (UPI)
Everything was announced twice, once in French and then in English.
Apr.15 1969 KANSAN 7
Ellsworth 5N won by forfeit over Grads.
NEBG No. 1 defeated Battenfeld
No. 1, 15-0, 15-2.
weather was the warmest so far this year.
Shortstop Maury Wills, artist of the stolen base, got the biggest response from Montreal fans when he stepped onto the field. Reports of incidents involving discrimination against Wills in the U.S.brought to mind the fact that this is the same city where Jackie Robinson broke the baseball color line 20 years ago with the Montreal Royals of the International League.
Former baseball great Stan "The Man" Musial, now a vice president of the St. Louis Cardinals, received the day's first standing ovation. But they jeered the premier of Quebec, Jean-Jacques Bertrand, when he threw out the opening ball.
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The U.S. National Anthem
BOSTON (UPI) — Tony Conigliaro drove in the deciding run with a fourth-inning single to lead Boston to a 5-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles in the Red Sox' home opener.
was sung first, and then the French lyrics of "O Canada" brought a pin-dropping silence to the packed ball park. The flags of Canada, the province of Quebec, the United States, and the city of Montreal flew side by side.
There were some hitches, but with the best weather anyone could ask for in Canada in April and a thrilling baseball game to come, no one seemed much to care. The sunny 65-degree
In our country . . .
Phils 5, Mets 1
That's the way it was
PHILADELPHIA — Richie Allen crashed a 500-foot homerun with a man on in the third inning to snap a 1-1 tie, and Woody Fryman pitched one-hit ball for the last seven innings last night as the Philadelphia Phillies downed the New York Mets, 5-1.
Cubs 4. Pirates 0
seven-hitter and the Chicago Cubs banged out 11 hits in his support to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-0, for their sixth victory in seven games.
CHICAGO - Southpaw Ken Holtzman recovered after a shakey start to pitch a
Astros 11, LA 5
HOUSTON — Rampaging Doug Rader knocked in three runs and John Edwards drove in two with his first hit of the season to lead the Houston Astros to an 11-5 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers."
Rader, who has driven in six runs in his last two games, knocked in the first run on a fielder's choice in the first inning and singled home two more in a seven-run third inning. Edwards doubled home a pair in the big inning.
Men spurn coed judo class
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI)
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) American International College (AIC) has found that the "gentle sex" is the only one interested in the "gentle art" of judo.
Judith Groff, instructor of women's physical education at AIC, wanted to start a co-ed class in judo under the direction of Richard MacDonald, head of the Palmer School of Judo and a second degree black belt master of judo.
The problem: Not one AIC male has signed up for the course!
Miss Groff says that last semester the course — all female then — proved so popular that it was decided to open up this semester on a co-eed basis.
Miss Groff even guaranteed that the ladies who took the first semester will not be allowed to
register for the second semester so as not to embarrass any man who never had judo.
Billikens get coach
ST LOUIS (UPI) — James R. Polk was named yesterday St. Louis University head basketball coach, the second such coach in 11 days.
The 52-year-old Polk, head coach at Trinity University in Texas, succeeds short-termer Joe B. Hall, 40-year-old assistant to Kentucky coach Adolph (Baron) Rupp. Hall had a change of heart after signing a four-year contract to coach the Billikens of the Missouri Valley Conference.
KUOK HIT PARADE
For the week of April 11, 1969
W FOR the week of April 11, 1969
AQUARIUS—LET THE SUN SHINE IN      5TH DIMENSION 2
YOU'VE MADE ME SO VERY HAPPY, BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS 11
IT'S YOUR THING          ISLEY BROTHERS 11
HOT SMOKE AND SASAFRASS    BUBBLE PUPPY 4
HAIR              COWSILLS 3
ONLY THE STRONG SURVIVE   JERRY BUTLER 5
HAWAII FIVE-O         VENTURES 6
Atlantis To Susan on the West Coast Waiting     DONOVAN 8
PINBALL WIZARD         WHO 13
GIMME GIMME GOOD LOVIN'    CRAZY ELEPHANT 14
GITARZAN             RAY STEVENS 12
DON'T GIVE IN TO HIM     Gary Puckett and David Kramer 15
SWEET CHERRY WINE     TOMMY JAMES AND THE SHORELDS 16
MENDOCINO            SIR DOUGLAST QUINTET 7
ROCK ME                CRYAN SHAEMES 10
I'LL SOMETHING NEW SUPEMS and PREMISES SHOW Neil Diamond 23
BROTHER LOVE'S TRAVELING SALVATION SHOW Neil Diamond 23
THE LETTER           ARBORS 21
THE EYES             GUESS WHO 28
ROCK ME                STEVEN WOLFE 18
DIZZY                TOMMY ROE 19
MEMORIES            ELVIS PRESLEY 25
PLAYGIRL             THEE PROPHETS 27
IS IT METHODING THAT YOU'VE GOT TYRONE 29
WISHFUL, SINFUL       DOORS 27
THE CHOKIN' KIND       JOE SIMON 24
TIME IS TIGHT          BOOKER T. AND THE MG'S 25
TWENTY-FIVE MILES     EDWINA 26
TRACES               CLASSICS 15
FIRST OF MAY/LAMPLIGHT   BEE GES 13
GRAZING IN THE GRASS   FRIENDS OF DISTINCTION 40
SHE OWNES A NARY DRIVER SIMON AND THEY 27
I CAN HEAR MUSIC       BEACH BOYS 24
MINI SKIRT MINNIE       WILSON PICKETT 16
BLESSED IS THE RAIN    BROOKLYN BRIDGE 36
I GET THE YOU        YOU    CLEMINGS 27
GONNA HAVE A GOOD_TIME CLINGERS 27
GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES LED ZEPLIN 27
BADGE                  CREAM 27
GIMME GIMME GOOD LOVIN'    CRAZY ELEPHANT 14
SURE SHOTS
STAND
HEATHER HONEY
TREASURE MONEY
TOO BUSY THINKIN' ABOUT MY BABY
LOVE IS STRANGE
MOVE IN A LITTLE CLOSER BABY
CORNINA
JOY YOU
CAROLINA ON MY MIND
SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE
TOMMY ROE
JIANA ROSS and THE BEATLES
MARVIN GAYES
HOLLY DUGLI
NEON PHILHARMONIC BABY
TAJ MAHAL
JAMES TELFOR
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Writing a poem
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And thon, Myrna,
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Then how am I going to show Myrna how much I care?
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