The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 10

City Si ax TWadsy May 1990 BMBNHT Ww" Seam to travel to Soviet Union Two bssketbell player each from Miorouri Kansas tad Kansas State are among the 1 5 The Associated Press Th US Olympic rowing loam that missad the Olympic Games in 1980 because of the prwsidential boycott Is going to meat the Soviets after all The team which had been practicing on the Charles River in Boston was invited by the Soviets to participate Saturday and Sunday in the Grand Moscow Regatta The Soviet crew won the bronze medal in the 1980 Games The US team left for Moscow on Monday COL lid BASKETBALL! Th NCAA June 23 In Kansas City to consider final action ms 13-year I cooch Jerry orkonun hi morwbore of the Konooi ftiAli rk -ww am atnwjc Stan novo do on pr ofnoioo wy an i Director StovolMir Grib Wednesday New pooMiorn ms Jm Tppt senior associate athlete director Omt Peterson and Jeff Schemmel aseoaeti athletic cRroctort and Craig Renfro Paul Koweiczyk and Marti Bonfour assistant athletic director CTCLMBi Mark) QpoMni ol Katy aphntod ctoar of a dustor of cycSsts tot final yards Wednesday and won tha 13to stags of Via Tow of My OpoM covered 1345 mfiee to Udbie in 4 hours 43 minutes 36 seconds NafiMi Gianni Bugno leapt tha ovarafi toad tor tha 13to consecutive day Amartcan Greg LaMond was 129lh tha overad stondtoga aftor finishing iSSti Wednesday Australian cyckstShana Sutton won tha Mrd stags oi tot Mdk Ract to England and gained toa overad toad wanning toa 106-mito atogt from Cardiff to Abaryatwyth to 4 hours 43 mlnutoa 36 sscondt COLLWM COLFiJohn Uttey of Missouri has advanoad to toa NCAA man Division I golf championehipt June 6-9 in Tarpon Springs Fla AtooquaBSed art teams from Oklahoma and Oklahoma Stats COLLKBB BASEBAI Ottondtog champion Law4a-Ctorfc Stats tfimtoatod St Rose NY from tha NA1A World Sartos with an 11 -3 victory In Lewiston Idaho to other games Tuesday St Francis of tenets defeated Southeastern Oklahoma 10-8 and Aubum-Montgomary afiminatad Grand Canyon Arte 7-4 BOXMOt LuMto Espinosa of toa PhBpptnaa stopped Amartcan Hurley Snead In the eighth round and retained his World Boxing Association 1 ilwn I iwl nLil PAnrAnL TKwiUnrt I In rim Am mtm rl Dateal Dantamwwgm tiue weonesoay in NnKOR i naMfto unoRwiiBo Rualas 19 from Arista Cadf scored a fifth-round technical knockotrt om Vicente Gonzalez of Bel Cadf In their scheduled 10-nound featherweight bout Tuesday night to Reseda Cadf Rualas has won 17 ekaight In anotoer trout Kennedy McKinney toe gold medal-winning bantamweight to toe 19S8 Olympics ran his pro record to 8-0-1 with a fourth-round knockout of Chdo Guzman of Nogales Artz OOOOWILL OAMESt Cuba East Germany toa Sovtot Union and toa UnMad States are among 1 5 countries competing toa 1990 QoodwB Games boxing tournament announced Wednesday by toa USA Amatuer Boxing Federation The teams were tovNed based on performenoee at toe IBM World Championships and other major International tournaments The 1 1 other countries In toe competition July 28- Aug 5 are Bulgaria Canada West Germany Ireland South Korea Poland Puerto Rico Romania Venezuela end Yugoslavia COURT! Philadelphia lawyer Marlin Krtmeky has been approved to oversee the estate of Loyola Marymount basketball star Hank Gathers who (Had during a game March 4 Gathers did not have a wtl Krimsky was appointed general administrator of the estate by probete commissioner Robert Blaylock at the request of Marva Crump the mother of 6-year-old son Aaron Crump Tha Gatoara family has Mad a $325 mMon wrongtut-daath lawsuit In state court againat th university Coach Paul Waathead aevan doctors and five othar defendants contending negllgsnce nnlrlh 1 -II contrioutea to tne oeatn PRO BABKETBALU Scavofinl Pesaro led by former NBA players Darren Days and Darwin Cook won Its second Italian basketball league tMe In three years Tuesday in Vwese Italy Scavolini beat Ranger Varese 113-84 winning-the best-oMtve finals 3-1 Cook who played for New Jersey and San 1 Antonio scored 31 points Deye formerly of Chicago and Boston had 24 TRACK AND FIELOi Roger Kingdom led an American sweep of toe 1 1 0-meter hurdles in an international track and fleid meet in SevMe Spam Kingdom won hie event In 1321 seconds ahead of Tonis Campbell (1327) and Renaldo Nehemtah (1339) Bialett Stadium where 56 track and (laid world records have bean set is getting a $77 million facelift for toe Mobil Grand Prix track and field meet July 14 in Oak) Norway Among toe renovations Is a six-lane 400-meter track Track coaches have asked toe NCAA to reconsider cutting the sport's scholarships by 10 percent Th reduction is part of an across-the-board cut for all sports scholarships to be voted on at the NCAA convention in January hi Nashville Term Star Wire Services have been drafted by the NFL but he is a hot item in Canada More than 300 spectators showed up last week to watch Rice work out with the Saskatchewan Rough Riders the defending Grey Cup champions a publicized said Tim Dorash the Rough media public-relations manager got a lot of phone calls People were coming out all across the Rice apparently enjoyed his stay in Regina a city of only 1 73000 had a pretty good Dorash said said he fit right playen from the Big Eight Conference who will tnvd to the oviet Uakw this summer for a senes of games Selected to the squad Wednesday were Chris HeUer and Jeff NVarrea of Missouri Adonis Jordan and Mike Maddox of Kansas and Wybe Howard and John Rettiger of Kansas State Other member of the squad are Asad Ali and Rodefl Guest of Colorado Mike Bergman and l)oug Collins of Iowa State Shawn Davis and Corey Williams of Oklahoma State Carl Hayes and Dapreis Owens of Nebraska and Kermit Holmes of Oklahoma The squad coached by Norm Stewart and assisted by Rich Oaly and Dwight Evans will meet July 2 in Columbia for three days of ptpctice and leave for the Soviet Union July 5 and return July 16 MX STATE ive 756 North Carolina Sute has Jbeen ordered to repay $403 7S6 tp the NCAA because former basketball player Charles Shack-'leford accepted money while playing for the school The amount of the repayment 90 percent of NC net Jjrnings from the 1987 and 1988 4AA tournaments sophomore and junior year 1 The repayment to the NCAA come from money raised by die athletic department such as rfcvenue from ticket sales and television contracts said Harold 8 Hopfenberg NC outgoing athletic director In February Shackleford said he accepted more than $60000 from two men during his final two yean at NC State He said One payment had been from a sports agent seeking to represent frim and the other a loan that he nee has repaid The NCAA prohibits athletes from accepting money from fans or athletic-program boosters 1 while competing in intercoile-giate athletics NCAA Robert Morris Accepts penalties Robert Morris official! will dfrt ask the NCAA to reduce penalties imposed on its basket-ball team last week for violating with Kansas connections Bob Benoit of Topeka and Del Ballard Jr of Richardson Texas hold third place with 2682 pins Bryan Goebel of Merriam and Robert Glass of Lawrence are fifth with 2667 pins BOWLING Lead expands to 448 pins Tish Johnson increased her lead to 448 pins after the six rounds of the US Open a 1 20000 tournament in Dearborn Heights Mich NCAA TRACK Four from area qualify for finals Four area Big Eight Conference athletes including three from Kansas State have qualified for finals in the NCAA Track and Field Championships in Durham NC In events Gifton Etheridge of Kansas State qualified with a long jump of 25 feet 5 'h inches and Vince Labosky of Kansas made it with a javelin throw of 231-1 1 Qualifying from Kansas State in the division were Angie Miller ithe discus with 1 64 feet and Connie Teaberry in the high jump 5-8 QUOTEBOOK Pat Bradley on LPGA golfer Dottie Mochrie: lot of players talk to their golf ball Some even yell at it But Dottie actually thinks supposed to listen to From Staff and Wire Reports NCAA rules The NCAA put the program on two probation and ordered it to return $88000 in tournament revenue Next year the Colonials will be banned from postseason tournaments and live television and will have to give up two scholarships President Edward Nicholson said the penalties seem too harsh but a survey of 20 schools showed that similar infractions received comparable penalties COLLEGE TRACK Former Colorado coach dead at 87 Frank Potts who coached the Colorado trade team for 41 years Saturday at Boulder Manor Health Care Center in Boulder Colo He was 87 Potts produced 19 national track standouts and three Olympians including gold-medal winner Bill Toomey who won the 1 968 decathlon The track facility is named after Potts He also was an assistant football coach at Colorado and served as interim head coach in 1 940 and again in 1 944-45 finishing with a 16-8-1 record He was considered instrumental in recruiting Byron White the Colorado All-America football star who went on to become a US Supreme Court justice PRO FOOTBALL Rice hot in Canada Former Nortre Dame quarterback Tony Rice may not KC area fighters to skip card Junior welterweights Maurice Brantley and Marcel Sut-tington of Kansas City Kan will not take part in the June 22 boxing card at Municipal Auditorium as previously expected Promoter Randy Cook said Brantley 5-0 had not been training regularly and had not returned calls from Robert Nix his trainer Cook said Sutting-ton 6-2 also had been away from the gym BOWLINQ Kansans doing well in doubles Several bowlers from Kansas are doing well in the middle of the Nevada desert Hugh Miller of Seattle and Parker Bohn III of Freehold NJ are in first place with 2723 pins after six games of the PBA Showboat Doubles in Las Vegas but dote behind are four teams FOR THE RECORD HIGH SCHOOL farthest- tha Royals ware out of first place last Ozark vt Fulton 138 nm Hole in one AT LONGVIEW LAKE: Larry Chanty No 7 143 yards pKchtot poolntod dlrnctor ol opnrnttofk COLLEGE LOYOLA MARYMOUNT: Barry Zand assistant nmtolk dlrnctor and sports Infor motion dk-octor mttonad edodlvo June IS NORTH CAROLIN A- WILMINGTOH: Sherri Tyntt oopolntod woman's batkttbaH conch FOOTBALL BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS (Canadian Football League): OL Mark Raid stoned PHILADELPHIA EAGLES: DL Danto waaamt RB Ervin Ftrrk signed Missouri 4A cm 11-1 10054 Jack to WMr EngWwood Cato W-5-1 TT22 Sana Ftnmtno Oklahoma City 0-2 005k II MICtoMto MuImi MaHHOn IK 11-5 Om 12 Ckidv Orldi SarawTo Ra 1-2-1 441 11 Kkn Torrtn DMy CMv CaM 2-0 UP Chnryl Oantob OMraS 2-0 020k IS Nikki GtonudM VMtoto CaM 4-10 0704 14 Jart Edwardk MadMon IK 0-0 0715 12 LMto Waanar Annapodt Md 5-10-1 0444 Linda Urtoanak Humtoto Tax 2-0 411 I Datobto McMutnn Oanvar 2-0 0401 Sut NMdto Miami 5-11 0451 21 Donna Hazol San Jom 5-11 055 22 Julia Gnrdnar Hunllnplon Bnnch CMH 5-10 407 Larant Ravaant 51 Oak- Shorn Mich 5-11 4N 24 Sharon Aronson WMlmlnolar CaW 5-110401 Third pine 11am First otocn Sam Missouri 2A Christian Brothers 14 DoSmot 3 Parkway West 3 Copt Girardeau Contra! 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