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Wednesday, October 28, 1992
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Paul Birkholz, Sheridan, Wyo., freshman, buys Late Night T-shirts from Christina Atwood, Overland Park senior. He said he would be sending some back home. The shirts that went on sale yesterday feature a drawing of Roy Williams' face on a pumpkin. They will be sold in Allen Field House throughout the week.
Late Night hype
Series TV ratings are second lowest ever
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — While the World Series was a success on the field, television ratings were the second-biggest bust in baseball's prime-time history.
holds this year than CBS has ever had," said Philadelphia Phillies owner Bill Giles, baseball's television committee member. "It seems to me you should factor those in. CBS just likes to cry a little bit."
The six games between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Atlanta Braves averaged a 20.2 rating with a 34 share, Nielsen Media Research said yesterday. The only series with a lower rating in prime time was in 1989, when an earthquake-interrupted the Oakland Athletics' sweep of the San Francisco Giants got a 16.4 rating and a 30 share.
Baseball officials said that because of Toronto's presence, the overall North American ratings were the highest in five years. "If you put in Canada, we had a
"If you put in Canada, we had a million and a half more house-
The games were watched by an average of 11.5 million homes in Canada, up from an average of 5.3 million homes in 1990, baseball representative Rich Levin said.
Jay Rosenstein, the vice president of programming for CBS Sports, said the U.S. ratings were where the network expected.
"Unfortunately, we don't get any credit for Toronto or the Canadian homes," Rosenstein said.
The rating is the percentage of television households in the nation. Each point equals 931,000 homes. The share is the percentage of televisions on at the time.
Colorado victory survives ruling The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Colorado does not have to forfeit its Oct. 8 victory against Missouri, even though one of its players was determined to have been ineligible for the game, the Big Eight Conference says.
Conference athletic directors and faculty athletic representatives voted to grant Colorado an exemption to the league's policy requiring schools to forfeit games when it is determined an ineligible player had participated.
One of the Colorado football players was found to have had too few class credits when the game was played because he had dropped a class. The student later added another class and regained his eligibility.
A conference representative yesterday declined to release the breakdown of the vote, taken yesterday.
Big Eight policy requires that an offending school forfeit its game unless officials vote in favor of an exemption.
ATTENTION STUDENTS
If you are interested in any of the following options for Spring 1993, forms will be available outside the Enrollment Center October 26-November 19,8 a.m.- 5 p.m., and November 20,8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
- Board of Class Officers
- Freshman Class Dues $10.00
- Sophomore Class Dues $8.00
- Junior Class Dues $8.00
*Senior Class Dues $10.00
- Jayhawker Yearbook $30.00
- KU on Wheels Pass $50.00
- SUA Movie Card $20.00
You must be enrolled prior to selecting options. Class schedule for Spring 1993 and KUID must be shown Options forms can be completed until November 20.Fee payment by mail is due by December 10 (postmarked by December7,1992).
Options will be deleted if fee payment is late!