--- SPORTS The University Daily KANSAN August 29,1983 Page 16 Ex-pro to be named to vacant staff post Ed Manning, who played in both the National and American Basketball Associations, apparently will be hired by the KU basketball coach Larry Brown. Brown has indicated Manning will be part of the staff, said KU Sports Information Director Douge Vance, but Manning has not been given an official release. Brown has not made an official announcement of the move. Manning played for several pro teams, including the Carolina Cougars where Brown coached. He also served as an assistant coach at North Carolina A&T in 1979 before working as a truck driver until Brown's offer. Manning's son, 6-foot-10 Danny Manning, is rated by many publications as one of the top five high school players in the country for his transfer to Lawrence High School, the defending state champs in Kansas Class 6A. The KU assistant coach position opened up this summer when Brown fired former KU All-American and NBA All-Pro Jo White. Nebraska to challenge Penn State in rematch By United Press International EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Although the game was played in September, Penn State's 27-24 victory over Nebraska last season helped the Nittany Lions win the national championship as much as their Sugar Bowl victory. Gill ran for 486 yards and four touchdowns and passed for 1,182 more yards and 11 touchdowns. Tonight's inaugural Kickoff Classic at Giants Stadium offers a rematch of the Sept. 25 game, perhaps the most exciting of the 1982 season. The nationally ele- tive team begins at 8 p.m. and pits the defending national champion against the top-ranked 1983 pre-season team. 7. 0-yards-a carry average. "We're going to have to stay in the football game by playing great defense", Paterno said. "Playing defense against Nebraska is a no-win situation, though." 'When I walked off that field in Pennsylvania last year, I thought 'the only good thing is you can do it,' so we don't UPI Top 20 1. Nebraska 2. Texas 3. Auburn 4. Penn State 5. Oklahoma 6. Ohio State 7. Florida State 8. Notre Dame 9. Michigan 10. Louisiana State (tie) 10. North Carolina (tie) 12. UCLA 13. Georgia 14. Alabama 15. Pittsburgh 16. Washington 17. Southern Methodist 18. Arizona State 18. Miami (Fla.) 20. Maryland (tie) 20. Iowa (tie) have to play these guys again," Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne said. Paterno is concerned about his offensive line, which was banged up in pre-season camp. He said we never worried about quarterback, where either Doug Strang or Dan Lonergan will replace Todd Blackledge, the Kansas City Chiefs No.1 draft choice. He announced Sunday that Strang would start against Nebraska and Lonergan also play. The Nuttany Lions' quarterback Rozier gained 1,689 yards and scored 15 touchdowns in 1982, but perhaps his most impressive statistic was his Tailback Mike Rozier, quarterback Turner Gill, wingback iniring Fryar and guard Dean Steinkühler return to the field. Bowl defense, scoring and rushing last year. will have the luxury of throwing to Kenny Jackson and handing off to Jon Williams. Jackson caught 41 passes for 697 yards and seven touchdowns last year. Williams, coming off knee surgery after a skiing mishap, gained 609 yards when he wasn't blocking for Curt Warner last year, and should be Penn State's top rusher this season. 'Next to Gammons' Boyds Coins-Antiques Clase Rings Buy-Sell-Trade Gold-Silver-Coins 731 Antiques-Watches New Hampshire Lawrence, Kansas 60044 913 842-8773 Lynette Woodard Jeff Buckingham Cliff Wiley Pan Am Games Former Jayhawks earn medals in Caracas Three former KU athletes won medals at the IX Pan American Games in Caracas, Venezuela, over the weekend. Sprinter Cliff Wiley and women's basketball player Lynette Woodard came home with gold medals and pole vault Beckingham earned a silver medal. Wiley, a 1978 graduate of KU and a 1983 graduate of the KU School of Law, ran the 400 meters in 45.02 seconds, beating Lazaro Martinez of Cuba and Gerson Andrade of Brazil. Wiley was ranked No. 1 in the world in the 400 meters in 1981 and has been the top-ranked 400 man in the United States the last two years. Wiley was outspoken against the athletes found using steroids earlier in the competition. He was not able to take medicine for his asthma because of the depr test. because for this assignment because of the question Woodard, a 1981 graduate, scored a team-high 20 points Saturday as the U.S. women defeated Puerto Rico, 112-65, to finish the tournament undefeated. The women averaged 104 points a game. Woodard, who is now an assistant coach under women's basketball coach Marian Washington for the Jayhawks, averaged nearly 20 points a game. behring, buckingham, former KU All-American and current American record holder in the pault vault, finished second behind fellow American Mike Tully. Tully cleared 17 feet-10", and Buckingham 17.24". 17-eeet-10s, and Bukkington 14-24. Tully, one of the 12 athletes who left the games after the drug scandal last Tuesday, returned to Caracas in time to compete in the finals. colby Jackstang set the U.S. record in Lawrence this summer, jumping 18·0%; at the Lawrence Track Club Open. He also placed 13th in the World Track and Field Championships in Helsinki, Finland. Pan Am games end, U.S. wins medals title Bv United Press International CARACAS, Venezuela — A team of ring-wise Cubans took most of the fight out of the United States in boxing yesterday, but the U.S. delivered a knockout punch in track and to bring the curtain down on the IX Pan American Games. While Cuba was winning four of six busses with U.S. fighters at El Poliedro, a depleted U.S. track and field team finished in fine style by winning six gold medals at Olympic Stadium. The last-day surge by U.S. runners and jumpers gave the team the overall medals title. Despite losing 11 athletes before the events started and seven more during the course of the competition, the U.S. picked up 30 track and field medals, including 14 gold, to beat Cuba Darrell Pace, a modern-day William Tell from Hamilton, Ohio picked up four gold medals in archery. In addition, the U.S. picked up a gold medal in both table tennis and equestrian to finish the two-week competition with 136 gold medals, breaking a record of 126 set in 1979 at San Juan. at San Juan In yesterday's competition, the men's and women's relay teams were the stars of the track and field competition for the U.S. The U.S. contingents sprinted to victories in both sections of the 4 X 100-meter and 4 X 400-meter relays. Gold medals also went to Roger Kingdom, Pittsburgh, in the 110-meter hurdles, and to Kathy McMillan, Knoxville, Tenn., in the long jump. Kathy McMinn, MD. team did not do as well as it had hoped in the boxing ring. Lightweight Pernille Whitaker, Norfolk, Va., and wetterweight Louis Howard, St. Louis, both won gold medals among seven U.S. fighters who participated in the finals. 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"I think the offensive output yesterday might put us on the right track," Texas Manager Doug Rader said jokingly. "You don't see a knuckleball very often," said Kansas City second base Frank White. "You can' get a pattern off him and it is hard to be aggressive like you can against a slider or fastball. You have to wait and see what the ball is going to do." KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Texas Rangers' batting slump continued yesterday but they managed enough offense to beat the Kansas City Royals 1-0 and break a six game losing streak. The Rangers slipped in a run on just five hits to avoid being swept by Kansas City in a five-game series. Texas' average over the past 12 games is, 192. For Ranger pitcher Charlie Hough it was only the second run he has received over his last three starts. "FIVE THROW WELL of late but we just haven't been able to win," said Hough, who raised his record to 11-12 with his knuckleball. 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