Tuesday, April 14, 1998 The University Daily Kansan Section B ยท Page 5 Tyson may get back in ring yet The Associated Press LAS VEGAS โ€” Mike Tyson could return to the ring in November if Nevada boxing officials give him back the license they revoked for biting Evaender Hollyfield's ears, an adviser to Tyson said Tyson said. Jeff Wald, who has been advising the former heavyweight champion since his split with promoter Don King, said a November date probably would be the earliest Tyson could fight, again Tyson: Former champion could reapply for license. because of time needed to train and put together a fight. Tyson can apply for reinstagram July 9, the one year anniversary of his license being revoked by the Nevada State Athletic Commission for bitting Holyfield in the third round of their June 28 heavyweight title fight. Wald said no decision had been "There's been no decisions," Wald said yesterday. "We're concentrating on getting his life in order now. After that we'll decide on his boxing life." made about whether Tyson would reapply for his license immediately. He said it might be late August or early September before Tyson asks for his license back. Nevada boxing officials say they have heard nothing from Tyson or his new advisers on a possible bid for his boxing license. If Tyson is rejected by the commission, he will have to wait another year before reapplying. With less than three months before Tyson has a chance to get his license back, commission members say they have made no decisions on his return and have not been lobbied by anyone. "If it weren't for phone calls from the press, you wouldn't even know this thing was happening," said James Nave, a commission member. "Not one boxing person or one hotel has talked to me about this, and July is not far away." Tyson has been training in a Las Vegas gym while his new advisers try to chat his boxing future. Eric Lindros returns to ice post-injury The Associated Press BUFFALO, N.Y. โ€” After 18 games sidelined by a concussion, Flyers captain Eric Lindros did not waste any time yesterday night letting the Buffalo Sabres know he was back in the lineup Looking strong from the opening shift, Lindros was a force in keeping the Sabres from gaining possession of the puck in its zone for the first several minutes of the first period. It was what he had been waiting for since suffering a concussion March 7 after a hit by Darius Kasparitis of the Pittsburgh Penguins. "Anytime you've been away from the game as long as I have and it's something you grew up doing and something you love to do and it's been taken away ... yeah, there's a lot of excitement built up inside me," Lindros said after a practice skate earlier yesterday at Marine Midland Arena. Lindros shook off the effects of his injury about 10 days ago โ€” in plenty of time to get in top shape for the playoffs, he said. I felt really strong," he said. "I wasn't having any symptoms, and after hard skates, I wasn't getting the dizziness and the headaches." Randall says player hits, swings better Continued from page 1B at third base. He raised his season batting average to .265 and filled in at times as a utility player all over the infield and outfield. Wilhelm has been the everyday third baseman this season, and his recent hot streak raised him to fifth in the batting order in the Jayahawk's game Sunday against Texas Tech. Along with improved performance at the plate, Wilhelm said he tried to be a leader on the diamond to propel the team through the challenging Big 12 Conference schedule. "I've got some confidence now, and I'm trying to be somebody who can get the guys rolling." Wilhelm said. "We're all playing our hearts out; I just hope good things start happening." Kansas plays hosts to ninthranked Wichita State (27-3) at 7 tonight. Kansas baseball announced yesterday that Lincoln (Neb.) Northeast High School's Justin Hertzel signed a national letter of intent to play for the Jayhawks. Hertzel, a catcher, was an honorable mention all-state selection after hitting .407 as a junior. A three-year letter-winner in baseball and football, he holds Northeast High's single-season records for hits (35) and runs scored (26). "Justin is an excellent student and an excellent athlete," Randall said. "He has had a great athletic career at Northeast High School in both baseball and football. We certainly expect him to be a good player in our program." Want to sell something fast? Patronize your Kansan advertisers Use the Kansan Classifieds! For your Spring Parties - Flappers & Gangsters - Pinafores - Medieval or Anything you may need. Barb's Vintage Rose 997 Mass 841-2451 M Sat 10-5-30 The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts Department of Music and Dance presents the 21st Annual ku Jazz Festival Thursday, April 16 The Nancy King Trio Nancy King, vocal Steve Christofferson, piano Tom Wakeling, bass KILLAWRENCE Friday, April 17 The Michael Brecker Quintet Michael Brecker, saxophone Joey Calderazzo, piano James Genus, bass Jeff Watts, drums Don Alias, percussion KU Jazz Combo I KU Jazz Combo I April 16-18, 1998 Lied Center Concerts nightly at 7:30 p.m Saturday, April 18 KU Jazz Ensemble I with Maria Schneider, composer/conductor, and Ingrid Jensen, trumpet Southwestern (IA) Community College Jazz Ensemble I Reserved seat tickets are now on sale in the KU box offices: Lied Center, 864-ARTS; Murphy Hall, 864-3982, SUA Office 864-3477, Ticketmaster (913) 234-4545; VISA and Mastercard are accepted for phone orders. Tickets Individual tickets Main Floor/1st Balcony $14 public, $12 students/senior citizens 2nd Balcony $12 public, $10 students/seniors citizens Festival Ticket (includes all 3 shows) Main Floor/1st Balcony $32 public, $27 students/senior citizens 2nd Balcony $27 public, $24 students/senior citizens Thursday & Saturday Main Floor/1st Balcony $12 public, $10 students/senior citizens 2nd Balcony $10 public, $8 students/seniors citizens --- Friday 928 Mass. Downtown Parking in the rear 24 HOUR FOOD AND COFFEE SHOPPE BAR OPENS AT 9 AM TODAY'S SPECIAL $2 ANY BOTTLE FREE POOL 8-11 PM EVERY NIGHT 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY NEW MGMT NEW MENU OFFICIAL GRADUATION REGALIA KU Bookstores Kansas & Burge Unions Attention Graduates and Faculty! Where: The Kansas Union, level 2 When: Bachelor and master candidates purchase your regalia in the store anytime until commencement. Doctoral and law candidates, and faculty members rent your regalia by April 20. 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