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Friday, November 12, 1976
Field hockey team leads tourney
By DAN BOWERMAN
Sports Writer
Agressive play and dissension among the Southwest Missouri State field football team gave KU two victories and a share of the lead in its pool after the first round of the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Region Six tournament.
Eight teams are competing in the tournament, for which William Jewell College is the host. It is being played on the Barstow High School fields in Kansas City, Mo. The teams are divided into two pools, and Bumidji State College, Bemidji, Min., are tied for the lead in their pool with 2-0 records.
Bemidji and KU met at 9:30 this morning to determine the winner of the pool. Both teams will advance to the play-off rounds this afternoon and tomorrow morning.
KU upset Southwest Missouri State,
Springfield, Mo., in the first game
yesterday. 1-0. Alexis Wagner scored KU's
only goal in the first half.
Soccer club to play twice
The KU Soccer Club travels to Boulder, Colo., to take on the undefeated Buffaloes Saturday, preceding the KU-CU football and will go to Ottawa for a game Sunday.
Colorado, undefeated in the spring season, hopes the game will prove that it, and not KU, deserved the Big Eight championship last year.
Jayhawk coach Bernie Mullin said yesterday that he didn't view KU's game this weekend against Colorado as a rematch, as the Buffs claim it is.
"I THINK that the Colorado coach believes they are going to lose," Mullin said, "so this idea of a championship is this idea just an attempt to payche on his team."
KU defended Missouri, 4-2, for the championship.
In the spring tournament, Colorado tied Missouri in divisional play, but the Tigers advanced to the finals by outscoring the Buffs in the tournament.
Mullin was also confident about KU's chances of winning its 2 p.m. game against Ottawa Sunday.
Runners seek NCAA berth
Corning off its best performance of the fall, the KU cross country squad hopes to qualify this weekend in Stillwater, Okla., for the NCAA national meet.
KU, which placed second in last week's Big Eight championship, will compete for one of two births in the NCAA national meet, Nov. 22 in Denton, Tex.
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"We played a very aggressive game" we said after and kept after them and finally.
KU coach Diana Beebe said that the game was hard-fought and physical and that part of SMS' problem was that they had to memorize themselves throughout most of the game.
KU defeated Graceland College, Lamoni, Iowa, yesterday afternoon, 4-1. Wagner and Anne Levinson each scored two goals for the Jayhawks.
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Melton Missouri State, Warrensburg,
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University are 11, and North Dakota University has lost both its games. In KU's pool, Southwest Missouri State and Graceland are both 0-2.
The winner of the KU-Bemidji State game will play the second place team of the second pool at 3:30 p.m. today while the loser plays the winner of the second pool.
RUGBY "The Kansas Jayhawks Rugby lub will finish up its秋后 season Sunday against the Kansas City Bulls in a game at 1:30 p.m. at Swope Park in Kansas City, Mo.
The losers of those games will play for third place at 10 tomorrow morning, and the winners will play at 11:30 a.m. to determine the champion of Region Six. The first and second team teams from the regional will advance to the AIAW national tournament, Nov. 24-27, at Valley Forge Military Academy in Wayne, Pa.
Sport Shorts
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY—Three members of the KU women's cross country team will participate this weekend in the team
AIAW national championship in Madison, Wis.
Michelle Brown, Oklahoma City freshman; Sena Frame, Kinsley freshman; and Nancy Bissel, Elkhar, Ind, freshman, will run in the three-mile race Saturday.
All three qualified by betting the AIAW standard of 19:00 for three miles.
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Following an upset victory over Nebraska two weeks ago, the Kansas junior varsity football squad will go after its second victory when it takes on the Kansas State Wildcats.
The game, scheduled for 1 p.m. on the practice field west of Allen Field House, will
The lone blsemish on K-State's record is a 34-6 trumphed by Nebraska. The Jayhawks edged Nebraska 19-18, for the Cornhuskers' first loss in almost three years.
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