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Monday. April 16,2001
The University Daily Kansan
Section A·Page 7
KANSAS GOLF
Women finish ninth at Hawkeye Invitational
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Following Saturday's 145-yard, first career hole in one by senior Sarah Mahoney, the Kansas women's golf team captured a ninth-place finish at the Hawkeye Invitational yesterday, carding a 319 in the 18-hole final round at the 73 Finkbine Golf Course.
The Jawahaws completed the two-day event with a total team score of 948. Michigan led the tournament with a final score 902 and finished with a 17-stroke lead against second-place Indiana.
Senior Ashely Bishop led all
Jayhawk golfers with a top-25 finish.
Bishop's 235 individual score earned her a tie for 23rd. Senior Sarah Mahoney followed Bishop with a tie for 26th and a two-day score of 236.
The Jayhawks return to action on April 23 to 25 at the Big 12 Championship tournament in Ames, Iowa.
KANSAS TENNIS
Men's team splits Oklahoma matches
The Kansas men's tennis team completed its road trip through Oklahoma going 1-1 and keeping its
hopes alive for qualification into the NCAA Championships.
The Jayhawks began the weekend with a 6-1 win against Oklahoma, but were unable to continue the momentum and lost 4-3 to Oklahoma State. The Jayhawks are now 14-9 overall and 5-3 in the Big 12 Conference.
On the women's side, the Jayhawks were unable to upset No. 34 Tulsa on Saturday.
The Jayhawks lost 6-1 and fell to 10-9 overall and 4-5 in the Big 12. One bright spot for the 'Hawks was an 8-6 upset by Courtney and Kristen Steinbock against the No. 49 doubles tandem of Jana Sedivec and Jennifer DeSpain.
Kansas looks to bounce back from the loss as they play host to Nebraska at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Aaron Johnson
KANSAS BASKETBALL
Boschee to undergo surgery on right thumb
Kansas junior guard Jeff Boschee will have surgery on his right thumb Thursday, University of Kansas officials announced Friday. The surgery will reconstruct ligaments that have become unstable after many minor injuries during his career. Boschee will wear a cast and will be inactive in off-season training for six weeks.
Kansan staff reports
Seattle fans prepare to heckle Rodriguez
MLB
SEATTLE - The Mariners aren't planning a warm welcome for Alex Rodriguez when he returns to Seattle tonight for the first time since signing a $252 million contract with Texas.
They are hoping it will be quite
chilly. in fact.
There are sure to be chants of "Pay-Rod" and other unfavorable sentiments for the former darling of the
Mariners' franchise
Rodriguez recently criticized Mariners management and signed a letter to officials at The Boeing Co., saying they should relocate to Dallas. That hasn't gone over well in
That hasn't gone over well in Seattle.
"I'm going to get, I'm sure some strong boots and some quiet cheers," Rodriguez said. "I think it's fair. If I was a fan, maybe if I didn't understand everything that went into it, I'd be the first one booing."
Without Rodriguez in their lineup, the mariners have relied primarily on their bulpen and new leadoff hitter Ichiro Suzuki in getting off to a 9-3 start. The Rangers, meanwhile, are 6-6.
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