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Wednesday, April 6, 1994
SPORTS UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS 1029 Massachusetts phone 841-PLAY
- Fraternity & Sorority Letters
* Baby Jayhawk Tattoo
* Bring your own design or choose from our extensive selection
* Reasonably priced
* Hospital sterilized
Fine Line Tattoo Inc.
Mon - Sat 29° Mass. St
12 - 8pm Topeka
Tues. till 6pm 233-8288
Free one Free "free"
- single cappuccino
- latte or mocha
- espresso with student I.D.
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London $319
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Frankfurt $349
Faces are each very from Kansas City based on standup
presentation. Restrictions apply, fees not included and fees
will be call for more details.
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10 E. 9th-$\frac{1}{2}$ block east of Mass.
7am-7pm Mon.-Sat.
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806 W. 24th • 843-2000
Open 4 p.m. - 2 a.m.
Thur., April 7th
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April 8th & 9th
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April 15&16
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April 22nd & 23rd
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Free Dance Lessons
Saturday & Tuesday 7-9
• Unlimited Parking
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• Daily Drink Specials
• Open 7 Days
Formally just A Playground
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Arkansas basketball fans, savor the moment. It was some kind of finish to some kind of year:
No matter what coach Nolan Richardson has told his players about getting no respect, this team now resides at the summit of college basketball.
Arkansas is king for now; next year no guarantees
By Harry King The Associated Press
Whether there will be a return to the summit next year is another matter. The Razorbacks will have just about all of their players back, but that guarantees precious little.
a first NCAA championship.
a No. 1 ranking for nine weeks
a No. 1 seed in the Midwest
Regional
In 1909, when Todd Day, Lee Mayberry and Oliver Miller were sophomores, the Razorbacks made it to the Final Four.
Wait 'til next year, people said. In 1991, Arkansas lost in the finals of the Southeast Regional.
Wait'til next year,people said.
Then thoughts turned to Day, Mayberry and Miller as seniors in 1992. By that time, they were probably all ready for the NBA, and Arkansas lost to Memphis State in the second round of the tournament.
This 1994 group was special—it
genuinely enjoyed playing the game. Besides the Kentucky game in the Southeastern Conference tournament, it played hard every game.
There was no jealousy. Not when Al Dillard was getting all kinds of notice for his long-range shooting. Not when a TV technician used an electronic illustrator to expound on Corliss Williamson's shaved head.
Guys on the bench swooned at their teammate's dunks and 3s. Everybody swooned at Scotty Thurman's killer 3-pointer with 50 seconds left Monday night in the 76-72 victory against Duke.
The only two seniors are Roger Crawford, who broke his ankle in the second round of the NCAA tournament, and Ken Biley.
Crawford started four games and averaged more than seven points a game. His biggest contribution came when he relieved Corey Beck or Clint McDaniel in the pressure defense.
Biley played in only 18 games and averaged less than three points a game.
Chemistry might be corny, but it's the right word for these Hogs. Who knows what will happen when they start over again?
Source: The Associated Press
Joe Harder/KANSAN
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — The average salary rose 6.1 percent this year to $1,188,679 on opening day, according to a survey by The Associated Press.
The 6.1 percent increase was double the 3.3 percent salary rise between the start of the 1992-93 seasons.
slightly, to 265 from 262, the total of $2 million players rose to 192 from 182 and $3 million players increased to 119 from 99. There are 43 $4 million players, an increase of six, and 14 $51 million players, an increase of two.
While the number of million-dollar players on opening day rose only
The average salary usually declines during the season as veterans are released and replaced by younger players. It declined to $1,076,089 by last Aug. 31.
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Wednesday April 6th through Sunday April 10th.
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