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Friday, April 22, 1977
University Daily Kansar
Men face tough OU
When the men's tennis team meets the University of Oklahoma tomorrow morning in Norman, Okla., it will be facing perhaps the strongest team in the Big Eight.
Oklahoma, after finishing first in the conference last year with a 21-7 record, was picked in pre-season polls to finish on top again this season.
The Jayhawks know how tough OU can be. KU last three meets to the Sooners last season and were defeated by them, 6-3, earlier this year.
KU coach Kirkland Gates isn't optimistic about KU's chances.
"I THINK if we beat them it will be a
Soccer club hosts match
The KU Soccer Club will play its last regular season game tomorrow when it hosts Wichita Wheatbirds at 2 p.m. at the soccer field at 23rd and 10th streets.
KU coach Bermie Mullin said that most of the team were done and that the team had already played.
"Tomorrow we will play a lot of people," he said, "especially those who have been injured this season and who'll be back next year."
major upset," Gates said Wednesday. "I definitely think, though, that we have a shot at certain areas. In order to win us, we're going to have to get some breaks."
KU golf team to Big 8 meet
Two Jayhawks will be out with injuries. Rea Raissajainad, who suffered an eye injury, and Mansour Tahzeradeh, who suffered an ankle injury during last week's Big Eight championships, won't be able to play.
KU will need another strong performance from Bill Clarke, No. 1 singles, in order to win tomorow. Clarke defeated John Stau, who was man, 7, 4, 6, when the two teams lost net.
The University of Kansas women's golf team is expected to battle Oklahoma State University for the Big Eight championship today and tomorrow in Norman, Okla.
The Jayhawks finished second last year behind Nebraska but have defeated Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa State and Missouri this year in tournament play. Kansas State and Colorado don't field teams.
Mark Hasking, trying to shake a two-week slump, will play at the No. 2 position. Greg Buller, who defended his Oklahoma opponent in their first meeting, will be at No. 3.
KU also will be trying to qualify indivi-
tials for the national golf meet in Houston.
Chet Collier, Lonie Taylor and Joe Ruyser will round out KU's lineup.
Award honors top performer
The Don Pierce Memorial Award, named in memory of the long-time KU sports information director, is awarded annually to the outstanding performer of the Kansas State basketball team. The award, which is chosen by a vote of reporters covering the Relays, nines times.
OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS
1948-Harrison Dillard, Baldwin-Wallace
1949-Bob Walters, Texas
1950-Walker-Oklahoma
1951-Don Cooper, Nebraska
1952-Wes Santee, Kansas
1953-Darrow Hooper, Texas A&M
1954-Wes Santee, Kansas
1955-Dean Smith, Texas
1956-Bobby Whilden, Texas
1957-Epiphany State
1958-Eddie Southern, Texas
1959-Charlie Tidwell, Kansas
1960-Cliff Cushman, Kansas
1961-Bill Kemp, Baylor
1962-Ray Sadlier, Texas
1963-Jim Miller, Colorado
1964-Robin Lingle, Missouri
1965-Nevada New Mexico
1966-Jim Rynu, Kansas
1967-Jim Rynu, Kansas
1968-Jim Murphy, Air Force
1969-Jim Rynu, Kansas
1970-Larb Oukada, Fort Hays
1971-Jim Rynu, Kansas
1972-Miami State
1973-Mike Bolt, Eastern New Mexico
1974-Phillip Ndoo, Eastern New Mexico
1975-Charton Ehizelune, Illinois
1976-Nolan Cromwell, Kansas
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Good Luck Jayhawks!
- Latch-hook rugs with both regular and rya yarns.
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For its Summer Repertory Theatre Company the KRT Season will be: June 11-Aug.6,1977. 35-40 actors and technicians will be needed.
General Auditions—Murphy Hall
Sat., April 23 10:00-12:00, 1:30-5:00
Sun., April 24 10:00-12:00, 1:30-5:00
This year SUA FINE ARTS has presented Louis Falco Dance Company, Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre, SUA Picture Lending Library, John Taller Poster, Paul Lim's Homerica, Seminar on Drama Criticism, Joffrey II Ballet, Strong Lobby Concerts, Dames At Sea, Peter Handke's Calling For Help, SUA Photo Contest, Student Print and Drawing Sale, and the ongoing Poet's and Writer's Series and Kansas Union Gallery, as well as Accent the Arts. If you have suggestions for programs or would like to help, let us know!
INTERVIEWS WILL BE HELD FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS:
Union Gallery Chairperson
Poet's and Writer's Series Chairperson
Picture Lending Library Chairperson
Interviews for SUA Fine Arts Committees '77-'78
Committee members to work with programs in all areas of the arts
Wednesday, April 27, 7:30-9:00 p.m.
Sign at the SUA Office.
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