2B
Thursday, March 13, 1997
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
'Hawks bat away Missouri with sixth-inning comeback
By Harley V. Ratliff Kansan sportswriter
The Kansas baseball team just can't stop winning.
Geoff Krieger / KANSAN
Designated hitter Aaron Wilmes puts on the brakes after being trapped trying to score. Wilmes was out, but the Jayhawks were not, beating Missouri 13-8 yesterday afternoon.
Behind the strength of an offensive onslaught and a winning all-around performance, the Jayhawks beat the Tigers 13-8 last night at Hoghund-Maupin Stadium. The victory concluded Kansas' two-game series sweep of Missouri and marked Kansas' eight consecutive win.
Kansas baseball coach Bobby Randall said he was impressed with his team's performance, especially at the plate.
"Everybody on the team, offensively, was absolutely outstanding," Randall said. "I'm really pleased with how our offense is progressing."
The Jayhawks scored two runs in each of the first two innings and built an early 4-0 lead for starting pitcher Rusty Philbrick, who made his first start in a Kansas uniform.
the freshman held the Tigers scoreless in the first four innings.
Missouri, however, did not give up.
Behind 4-1 and with the bases loaded in the sixth inning, Tiger first baseman Aaron Jaworowski tied the score by smacking a three-run triple down the right-field line. Tiger pinch hitter Jeff Terrell finished the Missouri scoring spree when he singled in Jaworowski.
The Tigers had their first and only lead of the afternoon, 5-4, following Terrell's hit.
The Jayhawks tied in the bottom of the inning when designated hitter Aaron Wilmes doubled home Nick Frank.
Kansas put the Tigers away two innings later.
fielder Justin Headley bashed a home run over the right-field fence, scoring two runs.
"I didn't want it to end." Randall said about the inning. "It was a confidence builder for the whole team."
A long eighth inning began for the Missouri pitchers when Kansas right fielder Les Walrond hit a double to right field.
Twelve batters, nine hits, eight runs and three Tiger pitchers later, the Jayhawks led 13-5. Center
Kansas reliever Josh Wingerd, who held the Tigers scoreless for two innings, said the Kansas offense had done more than its part to help avenge last year's five losses to Missouri.
"Missouri really drug us around last year," Wingerd said. "But our hitters have really been incredible. They've been on a tear."
Track team kicks off new season
Multi-event athletes represent Kansas in meet's 36-team field
By Matt Woodruff
Kansan sportswriter
Let the games begin
Kansas assistant coach Rick Attig said the team had made progress in the indoor season and was looking forward to starting the outdoor season.
Kansas will compete in the multi-events held today and tomorrow. It will send two athletes from the men's team and four from the women's side.
Six members of the Kansas track and field team will begin the 1997 outdoor season today in College Station, Texas, as they represent one of 36 teams competing in Texas & M's annual event.
"I was really pleased with the work ethic and the willingness to make changes," he said. "This is a good way to start out the year."
This will be the first meet that Kansas All-American decathlete Mike Evers will compete in after redshirting the indoor season. He will be joined by teammate Nathan Prenger, who had a strong indoor season, but was slowed by a sore hamstring before he had the chance to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships. The decathon will have three divisions – gold, silver and bronze.
The team will send Candace Mason, Amber Mounday, Heidi Lundervold and Mandy Schroeder to compete in the women's heptathlon, which will have two divisions - gold and bronze.
Although it will be the team's first outdoor meet, several of the other teams already have competed, including Texas A&M, which won eight gold medals in its first outdoor meet at Baylor.
"It was good to get the outdoor season going for us," said Ted Nelson, Texas A&M track coach. "Our teams are built to be more competitive during the outdoor season, and I think that was apparent."
Other teams competing in the multi-events include Kansas State, Penn State, Clemson, East Texas State, Houston, Abilene Christian, Louisiana State, Montana, Angelo State and Northern Arizona.
SCORES & MORE
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
NCAA Basketball Tournament EAST REGIONAL
First Round
At Lawrence Joel Coliseum
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Thuriday, March 13
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
California (21-8) vs. Princeton (24-3), 11:15 a.m.
Villanova (23-9) vs. Long Island University (21-8). 90% after nine hours.
(21-8), 30 minutes after previous game
North Carolina (24-6) vs. Fairfield (11-18),
6:40 p.m.
Indiana (22-10) vs. Colorado (21-9), 30 minutes after previous game
At Pittsburgh Civic Aren
Pittsburgh
Friday, March 14
Wisconsin (18-9) vs. Texas (16-11), 11:15 a.m
a.m.
South Carolina (04:37) Cincinnati State (04:18)
8) 30 minutes after previous game
New Minutes, No. 1269
Coppi State (6)
New Mexico (24-7) vs. Old Dominion (22-
10). 8:40 a.m.
Second Round
At Lawrence Joel Collisum
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Saturday, March 15
13) 30 minutes after previous game
Recorded game
Louisville (23-8) vs. Massachusetts (19-
20). 30 minutes.
N.Carolina-Fairfield winner vs. Indiana-Colt-
ford winner
Cal-Prinotone winner vs. Villanova-IU winner, 30 minutes after previous game
At Pittsburgh Civic Aren
Pittsburgh
Sunday, March 16
S. Carolina-Coplin St. winner vs. Wisconsin-Texas winner, 30 minutes after previous game
SOUTHEASTREGIONAL
New Mexico-Old Dominion winner vs.
Louisville-Massachusetts winner, 1:20 p.m.
SOUTHEAST REGIONA
First Round
At Round
Memphis, Tenn.
Thursday, March 13
Kansas (32-1) vs. Jackson State (14-15).
11:25 a.m.
Purdue (17-11) vs. Rhode Island (20-9), 30
minutes after previous game
Maryland (21-10) vs. College of Charleston
Maryland (21-10) vs. College of Charleston
(28-2), 8:50 p.m.
Arizona (19-9) vs. South Alabama (23-6),
30 minutes after previous game
At Charlotte Coliseur
Charlotte, N.C.
Friday, March 14
Illinois (21-9) vs. Southern California (17-
Georgia (24-8) vs. Tennessee-Chatt-
ington (90-6) 14:00
10) , 30 minutes after previous game
Marquette (22-8) vs. Providence (21-11)
6:40 p.m.
Duke (23-8) vs. Murray State (20-9), 30 minutes after previous game
Second Round
At Charlotte Coliseum Charlotte, N.C.
Kansas-Jackson State winner vs. Purdue-
Rhode Island winner, 1:25 m.
Memphis, Tenn.
Saturday, March 15
zona-South Alabama winner, 30 minutes after previous game
Moscow Island winner, 12:30 p.m.
Maryland-Carol of Chadwick winner, Adi.
Sundav. March 16
At Charlotte Coliseum
Georgia-Tn-Chattanooga winner vs. Illinois-Southern Cal winner, 30 minutes after previous game
Duke-Murray St. winner vs. Marquette-
Providence winner 11-12
MIDWEST REGIONAL
WEST REGIONAL
First Round
At the Palace of Auburn Hills
Auburn Hills, Mich.
Cincinnati (25-7) vs. Butler (23-9), 11:30 a.m.
Iowa State (20-8) vs. Illinois State (24-5), 30
minutes after provoking a game
Xavier, Ohio (22-5) vs. Vanderbilt (19-11), 4:08 p.m.
UCLA (21-7) vs. Charleston Southern (17-12)
30 lbs. after pruning plants
At Kemper Arena Kansas City, Mo. Friday, March 14
Clemson (21-9) vs. Miami, Ohio (21-8).
14:05 PM
30 minutes after previous game
2023 p. 115
Tulsa (23-9) vs. Boston University (25-4).
Juglyne Mississippi (20-8) vs. Templ (19-10), 6:50
n.m.
Minnesota (27-3) vs. southwest Texas State (16-12), 30 minutes after previous
Second Round
At The Palace of Auburn Hills
Auburn Hills, Mich.
Saturday, March 16
Cincinnati-Butler winner vs. Iowa St-Illinois.
St. winner: 3:40 p.m.
UCLA-Carlison Southern winner vs. Aviva-Vand篮球员 30 minutes after
At Kemper Arena Kansas City, Mo. Sunday, March 18
Tulsa-Boston U. winner vs. Clemson-
Michigan.
Minnesota - SW Texas St. win vs. Mississippi-Temple win, 30 minutes after prevail
WEST REGIONAL First Round At The Huntman Center Salt Lake City The
Boston College (21-8) vs. Valparaiso (24-6)
Boston College (21-8) vs. Valparaiso (24-6)
St. Joseph's (24-6) vs. Pacific (24-5), 30 minutes after pregame game.
Kentucky (30-4) vs. Montana (21-10), 6:55 n.m.
iowa (21-9) vs. Virginia (18-12), 30 minutes after previous game
At The McKale Cente Tucson, Ariz. Friday, March 14
North Carolina Charlotte (21-8) vs. George-
ton (90, 21)
town (20-9), 1,42 p.m.
Utah (20-6) vs. Navy (20-8), 30 minutes
after previous game
Wake妃 (23-6) vs. St. Mary's, Calif.
Wake Forest (4-6) vs. St. Mary's, Calif.
(23-7) 8:55 p.m.
Stanford (20-7) vs. Oklahoma (19-10), 30 minutes after previous name
Second Round
Boston College-Valparaiso winner vs. St.
Innsbury College-948 m
Saturday, March 15
Halbleib named third team academic All-American
LAWRENCE — Kansas guard Angie Halibble has been named to the third team of the 1997 GTE Academic All-America Team.
Halbleib earned a 3.82 cumulative grade point average in math education, including a 4.0 average for the last fall semester, the University said yesterday in announcing the honors
Halbleib holds the Kansas career records for three-point field-goal attempts (646) and three-pointers made (235). She scored in double figures in 19 of 27 games this season.
The Associated Press
Tucson, Ariz.
Sunday, March 16
Kentucky-Montana winner vs. Iowa-Virginia
winner, 30 minutes after previous game
Utah-Navy winner vs. N.C. Charlotte-
Georgetown winner, 1:35 p.m.
Wake Forest-St. Mary's winner vs. Stanford-Oklahoma winner, 30 minutes after previous game
PRO HOCKEY
EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division
W L T Pts GF GA
Philadelphia 38 20 10 862 173
New Jersey 36 19 12 84 188 155
Florida 30 23 15 185 160
N.Y. Rangers 31 28 9 71 219 191
Tampa Bay 32 7 32 7 61 184 206
Washington 27 33 7 61 170 188
N.Y. Islanders 23 34 10 61 183 198
Northeast Division
W L T Pts GF GA 19
Buffalo 35 21 11 81 195 167
Pittsburgh 32 28 6 70 228 216
Hartford 26 30 10 62 183 201
Montreal 32 12 13 62 210 243
Ottawa 22 32 13 57 184 197
Boston 23 35 9 55 197 238
WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division
Pacific Division
W  L  T Pts GF GA
Dallas 40 23 15 205 165
Detroit 32 19 15 79 211 155
Phoenix 31 33 14 66 192 205
St. Louis 29 31 8 66 199 209
Chicago 26 31 11 63 174 170
Toronto 25 37 5 55 196 231
W L T Pts GF GA
x-Colorado 41 17 17 9 128 163
Edmonton 31 31 7 9 61 213 208
Anaheim 31 31 7 9 65 195 194
Calgary 28 34 7 6 83 181 196
Vancouver 28 34 7 6 80 209 233
'Los Angeles 25 35 9 9 58 184 224
San Jose 23 37 7 9 57 172 220
x-clinched playoff berth
Compiled from The Associated Press.
St. Patrick's Weekend
Specials
This Thursday- Monday
Boulevard Irish pints (Downstairs)
$2.50 for the first &
$1.50 for the rest
Killian's pints (Upstairs)
$2.50 for the first &
$1.50 for the rest
$2.00 Killian's bottles
Watch out for the regional "Singled Out"
tournament next Thursday at Johnny's
The Bagel, Coffee & People Place
Massachusetts
1026 Massachusetts
913-838-9494
23rd & Kasold
3914 Clinton Parkway
913-838-3600
TAVERN
ADMIRANCE HAMES RGY
401 N 2nd Launder B42-0377
NATURALWAY
Did you know?
- NATURAL BODY CARE
- NATURAL FIBER CLOTHING
- 820-822 MASS.
* 841-0100*
Kansas ranked 3rd in the nation for recycling... from the bottom.
Let's improve our record
RECYCLE
Kansan
ATTENTION RIDERS!
The Student Senate Transportation Board (KU on Wheels) will be
conducting Route Hearings on
in the Jayhawk Room on the 5th Floor of the Kansas Union
ROUTE HEARINGS ARE THE TIMES FOR THE BOARD TO RECEIVE INPUT FROM OUR RIDERS
Tuesday, March 18 at 5:00 p.m.
E. LAWRENCE and WEST 6TH
Routes to be discussed include:
For more information please call Bob Grunzinger at 864-4644
HenryT Bar&Grill
Thursday
Thursday
$.75 Domestic Draws
$2.00 Import/Micro Brews
1/2 Price Appetizers after 9 pm
749-2999
2 SATELLITES!
All regional feeds
Saturday
$2.00 all bottles
$2.50 Blacks & Tans
for the tournament
on 9 TV's!
Sunday
Sunday
$2.00 Coronas
$2.50 Margaritas
$.75 Tacos/$3.50 Taco Salads