Tuesday, April 10. 1979
6.28
Tigers dump Royals
KANSAS CITY (UTY)—Ron LeFlore drives in four runs with a double and single last night to lift the Detroit Tigers to a 7-3 triumph over the previously unbeaten Kansas City Royals behind the combined pitching of Mitkox Wilcox and John Hiller.
The Tigers were trailing 2-1 in the seventh when LeFiore, who had gone hilted in seven previous at-bats this season and at bats with Alta, Pia Markowski and Trammelli, who had both singled.
Lefore added a two-run single in a four-
run ninth as Detroit handed Rich Gale
his first win.
DETROIT WENT Ahead 1-4 in the fourth on a triple走 Kemp and a sacrifice飞 by Bankowski. Kansas City later took the lead with a pair of runs in the sixth on an RBI double by Pete LaCock and—and after Wilcox consecutive walks to load the bases—a go-head sacrifice fly by Frank White.
Softball team rained out in finals
The KU women's softball team made it to the final round of the Southwest Missouri State Tournament in Springfield last fall before the entire tournament was raided out.
University, 5-0 in the second round before losing to Texas Women's University, 40.
KU qualified for the six-tteam final round but the meet was canceled Sunday. Therefore, KU finished fourth in the tournament.
UK blacked Tarkio College, 8-0 in the round and defeated Oklahoma State.
KU's next game is Thursday at Emporia State University.
Rugby team loses in Big Eight finals
The KU rugby club advanced to the finals of the Big Eight Rugby Tournament last week in Norman, Oka, and lost to a powerful Oklahoma team, 24-1.
"We were in the finals against Oklahoma like I thought we would be," Boyle said, "we just had a bad day."
According to the club's presiding officer, Bill Boyle, the squaw was a bit disappointed with its play in the finals. The winner of YOU was to present stiff competition.
KU had advanced to the final by defeating Oklahoma State University in the first round, 22-8, and The Rows in the semifinals, 12-4. The Rows, a team from an area near the place of Iowa State, which failed to show up for the competition.
The ruggers' next game will be Saturday at home against the Kansas City Blues.
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The Kansas baseball team split a doubleheader with the University of Colorado yesterday afternoon in Boulder, bringing KU's Big Eight record to 2-2. KU took the opener 11-0 and CU won the second game 5-3.
Steve Jeltz, sophomore second baseman, starred for the Jayhawks in the first game with a three-run home run in the fourth inning, a bung single in the sixth and a solo homer in the seventh. The home runs were the first of Jeltz's collegiate career.
University Daily Kansan
KU splits twin bill
Kansas... 210 403 - 1 - 11 - cr ... 4
Colorado... 000 000 - 0 - 4
St. Clair and Dekalb; Larkin; Lembeh; W. Waverly
W. W-Strich (B-34) L.-Strich (A-1); H-Jer-12
2, KU
On Campus
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Kansas        400    107    1      3    1
Michigan       400    92    1      3    1
Wisconsin     400    92    1      3    1
West Virginia   395    86    1      3    1
Worcester     395    86    1      3    1
*Pick a team.*
TODAY: THE COLLEGE ASSEMBLY meets at 4 in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. MICHAEL HIGGINS, professor of anthropology, University of Northern Kentucky, doing Anthropology as a Radical Activity," at 4 in the Walnut Room of the Union.
TONIGHT: VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE will be available from 6 to 8 in the legal aid office in new Green Hall. M.A.S., GNSW, professor of anthropology, University of Minnesota, will speak on "Marxist Approaches in Anthropology" at 7 in 17 Fraser. Phyllis Brill, soprane and Antonio Perez, baritone, will perform at 8 in Raventhal Court in Murray Hall.
TOMORROW: WEDNESDAY FORUM will present Charles Gallagher, American
Universities Field Staff, at 11:45 a.m. in the EMC Center, 1204 Oread, MICHAEL HIGGINS, professor of anthropology, University of Northern Colorado, will speak about "A Nurse's Clinic in Salt Lake," at 4 P.M., Kawan Room of the Union, KU SAILING CENTER, and C of the Union, EAST ASIAN EMIS SERIES will present "Red Beard" at 1 Dyne Auditorium, KU GUNG FU CLUB will meet at 7:38 in 173 Robinson.
KU India Club Presents:
a night of
Classical Dance of India
featuring:
Hema Rajagopalan
with Vocal solo by Bahrat Trivedi Instrumental music by Krishna & Menon
April 14 7:00 pm Hoch Auditorium
$1^{00} KU students
$1^{50} General public
tickets at SUA
and at door
For further information call 864-3477
Partially funded by International Club, Student Activity Fee, and SUA
IN ASSOCIATION WITH NE & MARTIN WOLFF PRESENT
The
Doobie Brothers
WITH SPECIAL GUEST Jay Ferguson
FRIDAY,APRIL27 8:00 PM ALLEN FIELD HOUSE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS,LAWRENCE
GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE CLOSE TO STAGE:
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