SPORTS
University Daily Kansan, June 27, 1984
Page 10
The University Daily KANSAN
Larry Weaver/KANSAN
An iron worker for the AMCOM Construction Co., Omaha, Neb., steadies a 60,000 pound roof beam as it is raised by a crane. The beam is being installed for the new Fred B. Anschutz Pavilion, which is expected to be
finished in October. The pavilion, which will house a 70-yard football field, an indoor track and a weight center, is being built west of Allen Field House.
Workers raise roof on practice facility
By JOHN SIMONSON
Staff Reporter
Wet weather has slowed work on the new $3.5 million Fred B. Anshutz Pavilion next to Allen Field House, but the structure could be ready for limited use sometime in September, Floyd Temple, KU assistant athletic director, said yesterday.
The building, designed to be a multi-purpose sports practice facility, had been scheduled for completion Sept. 1. But recent rains have caused the anticipated completion date to be moved back, Temple said.
Temple said that workers finished raising the structure's roof beams over the weekend.
"We had a progress meeting last week," he said. "Until they get the roof on, it's difficult to narrow down a (completion) date.
"Right now, they're working with a four-to-five week delay, which would make it about October." Temple said. "But, depending on the weather and how fast the concrete sets up, the football turf could be ready for use sometime in September."
KU head football coach Mike Gottfried is on vacation and couldn't be contacted, but his recruiting coordinator, Bud Ratliff, said he was pleased with the September possibility.
"They tell me they can be doing some finishing work around us while we're in there," he said.
Rattifl said that although September weather would not usually require indoor practices, the Jayhawks plan to hold some night practices on the facility's 70-yard field.
Last fall, the team held some nigh practices to accommodate players class schedules. But, because Memorial Stadium has no lights, the Jayhawks were forced to move practice to Haskell Indian Junior College and Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.
Assistant coach Vince Hoch said he anticipated the need for some night practices this fall because of class conflicts.
"That would be the sole reason," Hoeh said. "But we'll have to wait
and see what everyone's schedule is."
The building, with its 400-meter track, will also be the indoor home of the KU track team. The tfack and basketball teams previously shared Allen Field House.
The first scheduled event for the building is an intra-squad track meet on Dec. 7, Temple said. Other meets are also scheduled for January and February, he said.
Construction of the building, begun in February, was financed through private donations. The building was named for a former Wichita oil executive, contributor of the largest donation.
Anschutz Pavilion will also house a weight room.
SPORTS ALMANAC
Swimming Results
U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials
At Indianapolis, June 26
Results of evening trials
His 100 m. meter butterfly = 1, Pablo Morales,
Santa Caila, Calif. 53.38 (wird record old,
record new), Derek Bates, Calif. 54.07
Gribble, 54.07 , David Cowell, Helpe, Ohio.
44.24 , Steve Lindstrom, Ga. 64.26
44.29 , Jeffrey Hare, Nebraska
Craig Marble, Concord Calif. 55.21 , Mike
Bottom, Danaville, Calif. 55.41 , Cory Coch.
Maryland, Md.
Women's 200 freestyle 1. Sippy Woodhead,
2. Mary Jaye Moyer, Mission Viejo, Calif.
3. Merice Merior, Mission Viejo, Wash.
4.兰曼瑟尔, Mission Viejo, Calif. 2.00 9.6
4. Carrie Stearnsman, Natagoma Calif. 2.00 7.5
5. Diane Young, San Diego, Calif. 2.00 7.5
Nancy Hoghead, Jacksonville, Fla. 2.01 4.27
Susan Hainberg, Mission Viejo, Fla. 2.01 7.6
Muse's 409 individual middleshot — 1, Jeff Kostoff,
Upland, Calif. 4 (2) 37, 2 Josez Vassallo, Miami;
4 (2) 40, 2 Joses Sarcimento, Calif. 4 (2) 27;
4 (2) 10, Brennan, Missouri; 5 (2) 48, Billy Stapleton, Edwardsville, Ill. 4 (2) 54, 6
Patrick Kennedy, Cookeysville, MD. 4 (2) 8, 71
Chris Hansen, Sacramento, Calif. 4 (3) 44
**Women's Sports brookstone -- 1. $man Ranp**
Eden Priere, Minn. 2.31:54 (American record)
old record Jeanne Chids. Englewood Colo.
Missouri. 2.31:54 (American record)
3. 3 Terra Rivers. Palo Alto, Calif. 2.35:26
4. Tracy Caukns. Nashville, Tenn. 2.35:29
Jeanne Chids. 2.35:96. Polly Winkle. Ellisco
City, Md. 2.4:58. Christ Verdeps. Madison,
Illinois. 2.4:58. Christian Mission, Marmon.
Calif. 2.4:176
NATIONAL LEAGUE 4
W  L  W. Pct. GB
New York 38 30 156
Philadelphia 40 32 156
Chicago 29 32 142
St. Louis 36 30 146
Montreal 37 30 146
Pittsburgh 39 42 117
West San Diego 42 28 600 Atlanta 40 35 543 1 Los Angeles 40 35 543 Houston 55 39 473 Cincinnati 14 40 493 1 San Francisco 14 40 493
Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 0, 1st game
Chicago 9, Pittsburgh 2, 3rd game
Philadelphia 4, New York 0
Miami 6, St Louis 0
St. Louis 6, Montreal 3
San Diego at Los Angeles, night
Cincinnati at San Francisco, night
Pittsburgh (Tunnel 1-3) at Chicago
Ruschel 4.3) 1.2) p.m.
Cincinnati    Pastore 3:5    at    Sar
Francisco    Krukow 3:7, 2.06 p.m.
Francisco (Krukow 37.7) 2.95 pm
Houston (Stetson 44) at Atlanta (Derec 7.2)
10am
Houston (Scott 4-4 at Atlanta Perce 7-2)
4:40 p.m.
New York, Gooden 6-4; at Philadelphia (K
Gross 3/2, 6:30 p.m)
Gross 3-2): 8.5 p.m.
Monreal (Gullickson 3-5) at St. Louis
San Diego (Hawks) 4-3; at Los Angeles (Valencia 7-8, 9-35, p 12)
W  L  I  Pct  GHB
Detroit    53 19 146
Toronto    41 28 392
Baltimore  41 28 392
Boston    35 17 404
New York   32 39 451
Milwaukee   32 40 444
Cleveland  28 40 412
West     28 40 412
California  38 36 514
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Oakland 36 29 480 2) 3
Chicago 34 38 472 2)
Seattle 15 40 462 2)
Toronto 15 40 462 2)
Kansas City 31 39 443 2)
yesterday's Results
Oakland 8 Kansas City 4, first game
Oklaodn 8 Kansas City 1, second game
Minneapolis 8 Cleveland 3
Baltimore 9 Dallas 10
Milwaukee 9 Toronto 1
Seattle 5 Chicago 8
Detroit 9 New York 14
Toronto 2, New York 14 innings
McGregor 8.6 | 7.1 p.m.
Detroit | Detroit 4.6 | at New York
Minnesota 7-6 Butcher 5-5 at Cleveland
Heatson 3-7 7.65 p.m.
Seattle 4 Moore 3·5 at Chicago
Bannister 1 McKeon 2·30 p.m.
Toronto   Golf    (3.2)     at   Milwaukee
Porter 3.2, 3.30 pm
[Hammondson 1. of Shurley 1. 8, p. 3]
[Oakland 1. MiaClyff 4. at Katsuwa, City]
[Fresno 2. at San Antonio]
Boston (Cummins, 31) at Baltimore
McGregor (2, 2), 2, 15, n.t.
California (Witt 6.7) at Texas (Mason 5.4)
8:35 p.m
Tennis Results
Winthelm Championships
M Winthelm, England. June 26
Wen's singles
Mats Wylamma del Shewerson
Stewart I. U. 64, 64, 64, 73 Jimmie A. U.
U. 64, 64, 64, 73 Johnny A. U.
62, 64, 64 John Kreek, 12 U. U. def Michael
Westergaard. U. 63, 64, 64, 26 U.
U. 63, 64, 64 John Kreek, 12 U. U. def Michael
Westergaard. U. 63, 64, 64, 26 U.
Stafenkorn, U. U. 64, 64, 67, 64 U. U.
Stafenkorn, U. U. 64, 64, 67, 64 U. U.
Seabury, U. U. 64, 64, 67, 64 U. U.
Tony Guammalva U. U. 66, 61, 64, 67, 6
Tom Mayte, U. 66, 61, 64, 67, 6
Knif Holt U.S. def. Rick Van Dusen U.S. 3,6
Brad Gallet U.S. def. Brad Gallet U.S. 4,9
Fleming Fleming U.S. def. Fleming Fleming U.S. def. Vince van Panton U.S. 4,6, 63
Mark Dickerson U.S. def. Garlene Kernawy U.S. 3,6
Garlene Kernawy U.S. def. Garlene Kernawy U.S. def. Jonathan Smith, Britain 7,6, 64, 63
Mike Laugher U.S. def. David Paley Arrabe Pea 7,6, 64
Seth Tebbler U.S. def. Seth Tebbler Schapers, Holland 7,6, 76, 76, 76
Giannis Oeppes U.S. def. Walt Winnett U.S. 6,4, 63
Glen McMahailh Canada del Brian Teacher
Glenn McMahailh Canada del Eddie Ebworths
South Africa del Eddie Ebworths
6.4, 6.3 Matt Daleh Ireland del Sandy Mayer
8.8, 10.6 Mark Gillard 6.7, 7.5 Mark Emidinson
9.3, 10.6 Matthias Meyer 6.7, 7.5 Pat Cash Australia del Robert Smith
6.4, 6.2 Rolf Gohl West Germany del Paul Shout Crocinshawland 6.4, 6.2 7.2 6.4
6.4, 6.2 Rolf Gohl West Germany del Switzerland 6.4, 6.2 Tarzarec Hungary del Richard Lee Britain 6.4, 6.4
6.4, 6.2 Rolf Gohl West Germany del Marcho Austria 6.2, 6.2
Women's singles First round
Martina Narrazlova 1. U.S.; de Pruant
Laine, U.S. 4.6-4.4; Chirr Evert Livel 2. U.S.
d.safirina Goles Yugalovna 4.6-4.1; Iana
Mamiklova 4.1; Crestenwakka de Elorie
de La Rue 4.1; Deykoe de Lierre 4.1;
4. U.S.; de Evfa Pratt West Germany 6.9-4.4;
Zina Garnae, 5. U.S.; de Emi Runt Britt,
6.9-4.6; Katty Jordan 6. U.S.; de Heather
Laine, U.S. 4.6-4.4; Benson Rettig, 8. U.S.
de Ginny Purdy, 8. U.S. 4.6-4.4
Wendy Turhaili 9. Australia (died Shelly Walpole Bali 6.3 6.2 Jo Durie 10. Britain 8. Ireland 7. France 6.5 6.4 Bender 11. U.S. for Jo Louton Britain 2.6 6.4 Hortara for the Catherine II 2.6 6.3 Helen Zwahlen Czechoslovakia def Rafafina Beggi Italy 6.4 6.4 Andrea Ternesweryi 15. Hungary 6.4
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