University Daily Kansan, January 11, 1984
SPORTS ALMANAC
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BASKETBALL.
NBA STANDINGS Eastern Conference Atlantic Division
Boston W L Pet. GB
Philadelphia 21 877
New York 24 10 732
Washington 20 15 373 7
New Jersey 17 17 560 9
New york
District
Milwaukee
Milford
Chicago
Cleveland
Indiana
Columbus
Central Iowa
Hawaii
19 16 155 588
19 16 154 309
15 17 146 400
15 17 146 3 9
15 21 150 306
Western Conference
utah W 1 L Pct GB
Dallas 13 407 22 %
Kansas City 16 492 22 %
Dugger 15 492 8 %
Sin Antonio 14 21 0 %
San Antonio 14 21 0 %
Portland 23 14 622
Los Angeles 21 13 618 %
Pennsylvania 17 13 485 %
Golden State 17 19 472 %
Phoenix 15 20 429 %
San Diego 15 20 429 %
Atlanta 103, Golden Gate 104
Cleveland 118, Milwaukee 104
Chicago 105, Indiana 104
Chicago 105, Indiana 102
Los Angeles 136, Houston 132 (*)
Phoenix at Utah
Dallas at San Antonio
San Antonio at Portland
*Toughest's Games*
Golden State at New Jersey
Chicago at New Jersey
Washington at Philadelphia
Indiana at Dallas
Utah at Dallas
San Diego at Phoenix
San Antonio at Denver
*Tomorrow's Games*
Atlanta at Washington
Houston at Portland
Los Angeles at Kansas City
Kansas City 112, Dallas 102
DALLAS (162)
Agurre 8-22 8-13 24, Nimphus 7-12 0-14
Cummings 5-14 6-14 14, Dawson 2-8 0-14, Blackman
10-19 3-23, Harper 4-12 0-9, Garnett 2-24 6-22, Ellis
4-0 0-0, Turner 2-5-2 6-2, West 1-1-0 7-41
Total 49-16
KANSAS CITY (112)
E. Johnson 7.14 2-12 6,18berling 0-1 2.2 2,
Mwaivergera 0-0 0.0 0, Drew 7.21 1-12
Suttle 2.11 2-12 6,18berling 0-1 2.2 2,
Knight 2.11 2-12 6,18berling 0-1 2.2 2,
Suttle
Dallas 30 28 22 30–102
Kansas City 37 28 23 11–12
Total goals- Harper Teams 34 28 23 11–12
Total foul-doles 28, Kansas City 31
Rebounds-doles 56 (Nimphius 15), Kansas City 42
(Nelly 9), Assists-doles 30 (Augurre 10), Kansas City 42
Technical fouls-Dallas Coach M-A, 3-0.08
College Basketball Results
East
Bennett 79, Quinnipiac 69,
Brown 77, Corn 79, Brown 77,
Hedgway 64, Hedgway 64,
Fla. 74, Milwaukee 69,
Milwaukee 69,
Marchant 77, Cherson 74,
Marchant 77, Cherson 74,
St. John 60, Com. 65,
St. John 60, Com. 65,
St. Thomas Aquinas 74, Salem 63,
St. Thomas Aquinas 74, Salem 63
Georgia 70, Miss. 31
Mississippi 62, St. 87
Kentucky Westville 58, SW Baptist 59
C. Westville 43, SE Baptist 59
C. Westville 43, Tocona Falls 69
Shepherdstown 77, Altaville (Pa) 66
No. Alhama 69, No. Florida 58
Shepherdstown 77, Altaville (Pa) 66
No. Alhama 69, No. Florida 58
Shepherdstown 77, Altaville (Pa) 66
No. Alhama 69, No. Florida 58
Shepherdstown 77, Altaville (Pa) 66
Bishop 84, Jarvis 73
Defence 106, Indiana Tech 71
Illinois St. 91, U.S. Internat. 114
Illinois Wesleyan 78, Wheaton 37
Maryland 52, Montgomery 61
Malone 64, Rio Grande 52
*n*western (low) 19, Midland (Neb.) 80
No central 65, Northwest 50
*southwest*
FOOTBALL
ALL NFL Playoffs
Wild Card Games
Saturday, Dec. 24
Seattle 01 Denver 7
Seattle 31, Denver 4
Monday, Dec. 26
Los Angeles Rams 24, Dallas 17
Dilfur Lahav
APC - Seattle 77, Miami 21
APC - San Francisco 24, Detroit 23
APC - Washington 14, Atlanta 1
APC - Washington 31, Los Angeles Rams 7
APC - Los Angeles Raiders 38, Pittsburgh 10
APC - Washington 31, Los Angeles Rams 7
Sunday's Results
Washington vs. Sacramento 21
Washington vs. Los Angeles 30, Seattle 14
Super Bowl Sunday, Jan 22
Sunday, Jan 22
At Tampa, Fla
Washington vs. Los Angeles Rams 1,30 p.m.
Sunday, Jan 29
**NEW YORK - Results of the Baseball Writers Association of America's 1848 Hall of Fame batting** (303 of all total votes needed for election) 335; Don Dryschle, 216; Hoyl Willem, 290; Nelson Fox, 235; Billy Williams, 202; Jim Mullan, 217; Kyle Burke, 187; Martha Potts, 107; Harvey Kuren, 104; Maury Wills, 104. Low堡, 97; Bill Mazeroki, 74; Elroy Face, 85; Elena McMahan, 84; Jerry Hargens, 82; Wilbur Wood, 14; Jim Forgoni, 4; Jim Boston, 3; Dave Johnson, 3; Mickey Stanley, 2; Bob Bailey, 1; Chay Carroll, 93; Jimmy Goffe, 91; to receive a vote.
AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m
Hall of Fame
BASEBALL
SOCCER
W 15 L Pct. GB
Cleveland 9 6 700 38
Pittsburgh 9 6 700 38
Baltimore 9 6 700 38
New York 9 6 500 38
Memphis 9 6 307 35
New York 9 6 375 37
MISL STANDINGS Eastern Division
Kansas City 12 4 750
St. Louis 10 8 360
Wichita 10 8 340
Los Angeles 6 8 429
Phoenix 6 8 435
Tampa 4 13 235 %*
Yesterday's Game
Los Angeles at Memphis, night
Tonight's Games
No Games Scheduled
Alumnus gives nearly $1.5 million for multipurpose athletic building
By GREG DAMMAN
A large donation to be used for construction of the University of Kansas multipurpose building by KU athletic director Monte Johnson.
Sports Writer
Fred B. Anschutz of Denver, a KU student from 1929 to 1932, has donated almost half of the $3 million needed for the building. Johnson said Thursday.
The remaining funds needed for construction of the building have been provided by matching private donations. Construction is scheduled to begin in February, and completion is expected in August or September.
JOHNSON ALSO ANNOUNCED that the building would be named the Fred B. Anschutz Sports Pavilion, in honor of its primary benefactor.
Johnson said that after the building was completed, it would not be immediately available for recreational use by students and faculty.
"Hopefully, we will make it available for students and faculty. We want as many people to use the facility as possible."
"We didn't want to put that in the initial proposal because we didn't want to mislead people," he said. "People would think it would be available from us, but we can't wait six months to see what the schedule is before we can make it available.
The building, which will be built west of Allen Field House, is designed for many types of KU athletic activity. It will have a 70-yard, artificial-turf football field with end zones and indoor track-and-field areas.
Johnson also announced plans for a strength center, which would have a head coach and a recruiting staff.
pavilion and would house a weight room and restrooms. Estimated cost of construction is $1,500,000.
Johnson said that the pavilion would compare favorably on both the confer-
Johnson said that a seating capacity of 5,000 would be available, but that the demand for it was not good.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE strength center will coincide with construction of the pavition. Johnson said the name would be announced later this month.
"We looked at the facilities in Arkansas, Memphis State and Michigan, and we feel we have created a new environment expanded in the rear future," he said.
Anschutz, a native of Russell, operated an oil and gas business in Kansas. In 1966 he moved to Colorado, where he manages his ranch properties.
By United Press International
Mike Rozier says he's signed USFL contract with Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH — Mike Rozier confirmed that he has signed with the Pittsburgh Maulers of the U.S. Football League today, after refusing to comment on the matter the past several days.
"Yes, I did sign." Rozier told Pacific Stars and Stripes, a military service publication, this morning in Tokyo. Rozier caused considerable confusion at a news conference yesterday by
The Mauleans announced Monday they had signed Rojzer, the No. 1 pick in the Mets' trade to the Nationals.
Rozier is in Tokyo for the Japan Bowl and was unable to attend Monday's news conference in Pittsburgh to meet with signing with the expansion team.
declining to comment on reports of his signing.
THE MAULERS AND Rozier's agent, Mike Trope, yesterday repeated that Rozier had signed and said the team was damned from a misunderstanding.
personal services contract Jan 3 but had delayed announcing the signing date.
Mauers spokesman Bill Keenist repeated yesterday that the two sides had a signed contract and that the deal had been signed in Miami with Mauers President Paul Martha, General Manager David Addlestone and another witness present.
"ROZIER, HOWEVER, was not made aware of the announcement," the team said in a statement. "And when questioned in Japan about the signing, he refused to confirm it because he was still under the impression that his signing wasn't made public by the Maulers."
The Mauers last night explained the misunderstandings, saying they were informed by Trope that Kouzon knew his approach to the game, approximately 1 p.m. CST Monday.
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