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Mondav, February 6, 1989 / University Daily Kansan
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Jayhawk bowler James Kiser, Kansas City, Kan., senior, is congratulated by teammate John Percival, Overland Park junior. Kiser bowled a 267, which was the score of the day for Kansas Saturday during the Kansas-Nebraska Conference meet at the Kansas Union Jaybowl.
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The Kansas men's and women's bowling clubs tried their best to knock down nationally ranked Wichita State and Nebraska at the Kansas-Nebraska Conference Saturday at the Union Association Jawbow.
But the Jayhawks failed to beat either ranked team. Kansas finished the meet, which also included unrivalled State and Emporia teams, with a split.
The tournament had a round-broin format, with members of each five-person team shooting two games against each opposing team.
4-4. The women's team lost to second-ranked Nebraska and third-ranked Wichita State, but defeated Kansas State and split with Emporia State to finish 3-5.
The men's team lost to secondranked Wichita State and sixthranked Nebraska, but defeated Kansas State and Emporia State to finish
Kansas coach Mike Fine said that both the Jayhawk teams improved toward the end of the meet, but that the nationally-ranked team bowled
better.
"Both Nebraska and Wichita State have consistently strong bowling programs." Fine said. "We might have bowled better than our average today, but they were stronger.
"in some games, however, their wins were deceiving. The total pins weren't that far apart."
Fine said the Jayhawks prepared for the conference meet by practicing every Tuesday and Thursday for 2-3 hours. Some team members bowled between 50 and 100 games a
week
James Kiser, Merriam senior, who finished the meet with a 195 average, bowled the Jayhawks' best game of the meet.
Against Kansas State, Kiser threw eight consecutive strikes before
throwing two spares and a strike in the final frames to attain a 267 average Mark Geris, Leavenworth sophomore, finished against the
Mindless waste and average Geris said Kansas needed to work on its consistency.
"We have sparts where we're just as good as them (Wichita State and Nebraska), but then we don't keep it up." Geris said.
Fine said he was proud of how the Kansas women's team played against Nebraska.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. — Andre Agassi beat Francisco Gonzalez 6-2, 6-4 yesterday and, directing gestures toward a small section of Paraguayan fans, completed the United States' 5-0 payback victory over Paraguay in Davis Cup first-round play.
total pay.
Michael Chang of the United States rallied for a 5-7, 6-0, 6-1 victory over Huapichu Capach in the day's earlier
match.
The United States ensured its victory Saturday when Ken Flach and Robert Seguswo seguso Gonzalez and Victor Pecchi 6-1, 6-3, 6-4. The Americans will meet France in an April quarterfinal match in San Diego.
The victory avenged the Americans' bitter loss to the same team before a raucous crowd in Asuncion in 1987.
Agassi needed only 58 minutes to
beat Gonzalez, a late replacement for Pecci in the meaningless match. When Agasijs broke Gonzalez for a 5-4 lead in the second set, he faced the
Paraguayan fans, put his thumbs in his ears and wiggled his fingers.
The U.S. fans erupted with cheers, then began chanting, "USA, USA."
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