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Thursday. April 28, 1977
University Daily Kansan
Five Jayhawks make All-Big Eight team
The KU softball team placed four
members on the All-Big Eight softball
team.
Gloria Graves (pitcher), June Koleber (centerfield), Shelley Sinclair (pitcher), Beth Springgate (second base) and Paula Day (third base) helped the jayhawks on the 12-member team.
Conference runner-up, Iowa State placed three players on the team. They were Mary Collins (third base), Carol Eich (pitcher) and Colleen Peterson (centerfield).
The University of Missouri also had three players selected, and Kansas State one.
the universities, and Kansas State one. Selection was based on coaches' ratings and statistics compiled during the conference tournament.
Graves and Stinclar led the Jayhawks in the Big Eight tournament, each picking up three points.
Graves struck out 19 batters and walked none in 17 innings.
Sinclair struck out five, walked one, and was tagged for just one run on eight hits, in
in centerfield, Koleber led the Jayhawks in RBIs with nine. She had six hits in 15 in the game.
Rovals lose, 5-0
Springgate collected four hits, including a triple, in 11 times at bat for a .364 average.
KANSA'S CITY, Mo.—Juan Beniquesto hit his first home run in two years and Bert Blyfever fired his 31st career shutout last season. Blyfever blanked the Kansas City Rovals, 5-0.
Blyleen, 22, yielded only seven hits—all singles—to post the complete game victory. The Royals were able to mount scoring and three consecutive home wins when they had two runners aboard.
Bemiquet, a 150 hit, hit a three-run
harm in the third off losing pitch Dennis
Kuhn.
Royals manager Whitey Herzog was following the game, "That Blytheleven had a problem."
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Riley County Atty, Dennis Souter said that his investigation would continue and that be expected more arrests to be made. The Riverside County deputies in the dormitory by five men March 30.
MANHATTAN (AP) - A Kansas State University football player was charged with rape yesterday in connection with an assault on a last month in the school's athletic dormitory.
KSU athlete charged with rape
jail under $2,500 bond after a court ap-
pearsance yesterday on the rage charge.
Hollow, was scheduled for 4
o preliminary hearing May 6.
Jerome Holwell, 19, Manhattan, a freshman running back, was held in the county
Sater said K-State football coaches and administrators cooperated fully in his induction.
The Kansas City Star reported yesterday that several other women had been raped in the athletic dorsitory. However, the newspaper quoted some athletes as saying attacks in the athletic dorsitory were no more common than in other residence halls
POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE UNIVERSITY SENATE COMMITTEES, which are joint student and faculty committees that consider questions concerning KU:
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HEALTH ADVISORY BOARD
Applications available at the Student Senate Office, Level 3, Kansas Union
Applications must be returned by Fri., April 29, 1977.
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Alpha Phi Alpha (K.U.) challenges Kappa Alpha Psi (K-State) to run for Care to help the needy in Africa. The relay run begins half-way between Lawrence and Manhattan at noon Saturday, April 30. It ends just outside each city.
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