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The KU Soccer Club will play host tomorrow to a representative from the Heart of American Soccer League. The Jayhawks were scheduled to play K-State, and they played game so they could make a trip to Colorado that was canceled during spring vacation.
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KU coach Bernie Mullin said that he was glad that the game was canceled.
Mullin said that with only two weeks remaining until the Big Eight championships, KU must concentrate on having a winning streak. He have been harperring all season.
"We played them last Sunday in our final game of the Jayhawk Invitational, and we need to gain some experience by facing other teams," he said.
"ILOOK at our depth and think we have the strongest team we've ever had. Then I see our 5-1 record and realize we have a lot to work on.
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"Last spring at this time our record was 84. While I don't really care what our record is, I do think it's an indication of how we are performing." Mullin said.
"The offense has done a good job of coming out early and putting pressure on the opposition," he said, "but then something goes wrong and we don't score and all of a sudden we can't generate any more offense."
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The areas that need the most work, according to Mullin, are the offense and goal line.
HE CONTINUED that goal keeper David Boyles has made mute errors that have broken the rule.
"The goal keeper can make a mental mistake and instead of being ahead or fired, he can just go out and run."
"The problem isn't Dave's ability, its just but he loses his concentration for a minute and then he's gone."
have to set back and start playing catch up
One reason for the Jayhawks lack of scoring punch has been injuries and academic conflicts. KU hasn't started the four ourwards in any two games this season.
Monsour Tahaderzhe who last fall combined with Mohammed Ait-Amere to make up what Mullin called the one-two of this week, until this week because of school conflicts
MULLIEN SAID he hopes having the two together again will help generate some
Still hospitalized for the Jayhaws is forward Mustafa Abderhaman, who has been admitted to the hospital.
Also miss this weekend's action will be Felipe Santos, another forward, who has double vision in his left eye from a collision in the K-State game.
When these two return KU will be at full strength for the first time since this early period.
"We need to gain confidence in our ability before the conference championships. Then the games are shortened, and they cost you the championship," he said.
He said that KU has looked very good at times, but they haven't been consistent.
"So far we have looked like a car firing on two cylinders, we can't consistently play as well as that," she said.
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BROTHERS MOURN MURPHY'S PASSING The men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon wish to thank you for your warm hearted affection and words of encouragement in this time of strife. It was learned last night that Patty Murphy was found dead in the settling tank of the Lawrence Sewage Treatment Plant. How he got there is unknown. Medical reports show that death was caused ironically by overconsumption of alcohol. Murphy, well known for his ability to consume spirits, apparently over reacted after his brief withdrawal last week. Murphy apparently left the hospital last night under his own power after drinking the contents of his thermometer holder. We will all miss him, but as you know there will be no
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