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Page 13 Saturday, April 9, 183 The Lincoln Star NSAA sportsmanship proposal Jordan's contract $28 million schools includes individuals, Chicago (AP) Michael Jordan-and the Chicago Bulls reportedly have reached agreement on a new eight-year contract worth $28 million that would make the star guard the highest paid athlete in team sports. But Bulls officials would not confirm the deal, described in participation availability for students with hearing or visual impairments and also approved new bylaws governing music. The first proposal passed allows students with hearing or visual impairments to participate in activities at the Nebraska School for the Deaf (in Omaha) or the Nebraska School for the Visually Handicapped (in Nebraska City) if their home school district contracts with those schools for educational programs. This allows students, who can be identified as having hearing or visual impairments and therefore have dual enrollment to Dallas Mavericks and Mark West of the Phoenix Suns were suspended for one game and fined $4,000 each for fighting during an NBA game. The suspensions, announced by NBA vice president of operations Rod Thorn, meant that Donaldson and West had to sit out their team's games Friday night.

The players exchanged punches after jostling for position under the Dallas basket during the Mavericks' 119-93 victory over the Suns last Wednesday. Indiana forward to transfer to KU LAWRENCE. Kan. (AP) Rick Calloway, a 6-foot-6 forward with the Indiana Hoosiers, is transferring to the University of Kansas, the Kansas sports information off ice announced. Calloway will sit out the 1 988-89 season.

Annacone finally defeats Connors CHICAGO (AP) Paul Annacone, ranked No. 50 in the world and without a tournament championship since 1985, beat Jimmy Connors for the first time in his career, 6-3, 6-1 in a quarterfinal match of the $315,000 Volvo Chicago Tennis Championships. participate in ine scnooi not aesignaiea as weir nome suiuul THE SECOND CHANGE involves students with hearing or visual impairments who arent in a neighboringdistrict with either the Nebraska School for the Deaf or the Nebraska School for the Visually Handicapped. Those students win be allowed to participate in activities at either the home district school or in the neighboring school where special programs By Ryly JaneHambleton of The Lincoln Star Sportsmanship became more of an individual matter Friday at the Nebraska School Activities Association's annual Repre- sentative Assembly. The governing body passed a proposal to include individuals as well as member schools in the legislation allowing the as-siciation's Board of Control or executive director to levy penalties for unsporstmanlike conduct The penalities approved include reprimand, probation or suspension from participation for one or more contests.

NSAA Executive Director Jim Riley said the proposal, which now must pass a referendum vote of the member schools before it can be enacted, would help clarify the situa-tioa "There was a tendency to avoid penalties that would affect the entire school or he told the 47-member assembly. "This allows us to isolate the individual guilty of unsportsmanlike conduct instead of punishing the entire team." UNSPORSTMANLIKE CONDUCT, as defined in the group's bylaws, includes "physical or verbal assault upon any participant, game-official or spectator, or any acts which may endanger the personal safety of individuals involved, or acts which hinder the normal progress of a contest or lead to the restriction or discontinuance of a contest" In other business, the Representative Assembly approved two changes in the bylaws governing all activities concerning i-riaay Chicago Tribune, and Jordan Jordan said he didn't know if his agent and attor-ney had negotiated a new pact. "I have not talked to them for some time, other than general problems arising out of sponsors 2tfler such thin9S." Jordan said Friday after the Bulls' morning practice in suburban Deer-field. The Tribune reported that the tentative agreement would pay Jordan an average yearly income of $3.5 million over the life of the contract. If the contract takes effect, Jordan would surpass New York Knicks center Patrick Ewing as the highest paid player in professional sports.

NBA fines Donaldson, West NEW YORK (AP) James Donaldson of the are available. In Riley's annual "state of the association" report, he cited increased attendance at state championships for football, volleyball, cross country and girls' basketball and indicated that although attendance was below record level at the state wrestling meet and at boys' basketball, both figures were well above the average attendance numbers. Riley also told the assembly that the Board of Control would appoint committees to study the use of non-certified coaches aides and to define summer activities, clinics and open gyms. SIPM SALE ON State Sporto Blgsot- Two Huskers Ail-Americans in NCAA swim championships GARSEM TILLERS FT2G Front Tine TillerCultivator 2 hp engine. 6 inch to 18 Inch tilling width.

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Northeast wins Westside golf title Lincoln Northeast became the third Lincoln school to win a major high school golf meet this year, capturing top honors at the 1 9-team Omaha Westside Invitational Friday. Northeast shot a 321 to edge host Westside's 323. Lincoln Southeast, which won the Grand Island Invitational a week ago, finished third at 327. Lincoln East, the winner at the Beatrice Invitational two weeks ago, was sixth at 335. Sophomore Ben Heidemann led the Rockets with a 77, while Jeff Parker and Chad Rogers shots 80s to earn a medal.

-A A GAVE '50 From Star staff and wire reports INDIANAPOLIS Mike Irvin and Lawrence Roddick each produced All-America performances for the second straight day to pace the University of Nebraska to a ninth place finish after Friday's competition in the NCAA men's swimming and diving championships at the Indiana University Natatorium. Irvin earned his second honor by finishing seventh in the 400-yard individual medley. His time was a Nebraska and Big Eight Conference record. Irvin had finished eighth in the 200 individual medley on Thursday. Roddick, who achieved elite status by finishing third in the one-meter diving on Thursday, added an eighth-place finish in the three-meter event Friday.

Nebraska's 91 points is the most-ever produced by a Cornhusker team at the three-day NCAA meet The previous high NU total in an NCAA meet was 42 points. Nebraska's Sean Frampton swam in the consolation finals Friday, finishing 15th in the 100 breaststroke to earn honorable mention All-America honors. He finished 12th in the same event a year ago. NU's 800 freestyle relay unit of Irvin, Ryan Bell, Peter Williams and Dan Novinski also finished 10th in a NU and Big Eight Conference record time. Nebraska was in seventh after Thursday's competition and is trying for a coveted top-10 finish.

"We're still in the top 10 so we can't complain about that" NU coach Cal Bentz said. "We knew it was going to be a tough fight from the start, but it's better to be fighting to stay in there than to be fighting to get into the top 10 on the last day, that's for sure. "We're doing the things we have to do at this point in the meet All in all, we've been staying the same or moving up following qualifying. Our guys are continuing to better school records and many guys are bettering their personal bests and as long as we can continue to do that we'll stay in there." Texas took over the lead in the team race with 273 points. RT5S Rear tine 5 hp engine.

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SAVE '1 SO Kansas State sweeps Nebraska Cup The Kansas State golf team posted a 31 1 score at Holmes Golf Course in the Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational to wrap up both ends of the Nebraska Cup Championship. The Wildcats defeated second-place Central College by one stroke in a 21 -team field, which included two Wesleyan teams. Kansas State defeated Emporia State in Thursday's playoff in the Creighton Invitational for the first half of the Nebraska Cup. Both teams finished with scores of 309. Kansas State finished with a two-day total of 620.

Chris Gomez of Kansas State was the first-place medalist in the Wesleyan Invitational, shooting a 72. Kyle Rock of Buena Vista finished second with a 75. Mark Hedberg was the top Wesleyan finisher, posting a 79. Tim Hourigan shot an 81 with Mike Higgins and Cory Fletchers following up with scores of 82 for Wesleyan. Power EquipmentV M-F Sat SB KS Behind McDonald' at 10th 4 Hwy.2 i mma i IAI1 A91.1Qmi 1 I Small Engine Co.

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sessions Saturday. Lincoln deaf basketball team loses BOSTON (AP) The Lincoln, Association of the Deaf men's basketball team dropped a 74-72 game to Portland, Friday in the American Athletic Association of the Deaf's national championships. The consolation-round loss eliminated the Lincoln team from the tourney. The Lincoln team won its first Midwest regional title in 11 years of competition to qualify for the national tournament. Omaha Royals snowed out DENVER (AP) The Denver Zephyrs postponed a game against the Omaha Royals in American Association baseball Friday because of snow.

It was rescheduled as the second half of a double-header Saturday. Brown Frmpa9m flew by private jet back to Kansas, made a brief stop at his home and then announced that he was not making the move? Brown was giving no indication. In another statement released through his sports information office, Brown said, "I'm committed to these kids and I'm staying. Like Dorothy said, 'There's no place like I don't want to do anything to take anything away from this championship." Which does not begin to explain why he had been interested in leaving just hours earlier. Mike Maddox, a Jayhawk was asked what Brown had said in the team meeting.

"He just apologized for us for the way all this came out He didn't want to take anything away from what we had accomplished this year. He said he was sorry it happened." Which does not begin to explain why he had been interested in leaving just hours earlier. In a televised interview later Friday evening Brown said, "To be honest with you, I wanted to be the coach at UCLA, but circumstances changed that" Brown said that UCLA's offer was better than he had expected, and that he had not sat down with his athletic director to talk about a new contract. Brown had given every indication that he was taking the UCLA job, to the point of asking people in the basketball office to call a meeting of the UCLA players for 11 a.m. Saturday, an hour before the planned press conference.

Athletic Director Pete Dalis was in his office all afternoon, getting on with the business of finding a new basketball coach. Jim Harrick of Pepperdine, a former UCLA assistant coach, and Paul West-head of Loyola Marymount are still being mentioned. But Dalis preferred to make no comment saying only that there were several candidates under consideration, and that he wanted to fill the position as soon as possible. Check the lire ads. Shop the competition.

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Wesleyan trailed 6-5 in the fifth inning when Jean Oxenhardt and Jean DeVries hit back-to-back triples to spark a three-run rally. Trish Nicholson earned the victory, allowing 10 hits while striking out two and walking two. In the opener, Concordia pounded out 13 hits, including four triples, and capitilized on five NWU errors. Wesleyan, 1-1 1 is scheduled to play Tarkio, in a double-header at 3 p.m. at University Place on Monday.

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"I'm semi-cheating the course," Calcavecchia said. "I'm not hitting the ball well at all The first seven holes I hit it worse than I did yesterday, and I didn't think that was possible. But I made some unbelieveable pars seven in a row. I could have been 4 or 5 over par. There were some great chips and putts in that stretch." Calcavecchia has a slowly improving sore shoulder that still hurts him on some swings, but he insists, "I'm so into the tournament I think I could play with a broken collar bone and still get by If I could concentrate every week as well as I have this and as well as I'm going to keep on concentrating, I'd be a better player than I am.

This place forces you to focus because if you go to sleep for a minute, it's (bogey, bogey, double bogey) and you're out of the tournament" Does anybody know where Calcavecchia and his aching shoulder can get a good massage? Results, Page 12 years that the Masters was losing its bite and its distinctive character because its greens were not hard and fast enough. "They've finally gotten them back to the way they used to be," said Nicklaus this week, praising the change several years ago from Bermuda (infected with poa annua) to bent grass. Upon hearing Zoeller's amusing tirade, Watson said, "I think the greens are perfect This is what major championships are all about I completely disagree with Fuzzy. What would you expect from "someone whose name begins with It wasn't hard Friday to know what to expect from Lyle and Calcavecchia. Lyle stuck primarily to the watering svstem, showing how purely golf can be played With better putting, he might have challenged the course record of 63.

His birdies at Nos. 2, 5, 7, 9, 13 and 15 came on putts of one, 12, five, four, one and 12 feet He missed five other putts of 12 feet or less. "Since I got my swing sorted out a vear and a half ago, I've played the best golf of my left" said Lyle. "Now, I've played the Masters six times and I know the bad bits (hard spots) around here. I feel good.

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Now you can spend more time at the races and less time on the road, because now, Fonner Park thoroughbred racing is at State Fair Park. All the action in Grand Island is being brought live via satellite TV right to Lincoln's enclosed clubhouse. Admission is absolutely free and so is the parking. Post time is 3:00 p.m., STATE FAIR PARK LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.