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named manager of the Cubs by Green on Oct. 29 when the Cubs called a press conference only to have Green announce his resignation.
Stunned, Vukovich left and recert-
inued Manager Lee Elaia's staff at
Pilgrim.
"I don't want a guy who will hit the players in the head but give them a little push." Frey said of the type of manager he wants.
Frey said he did not plan any great shakeups in the organization involving chief scouts Hugh Alexander and Charlie Fox, director of minor league operations Gordon Goldsberry and assistant general manager John Cox.
"As of right now, I don't think it'a a good thing to come in and play house cleaner," said Frey. "I'm not going to tell people to clear out.
"I've talked to a lot of people in baseball and they tell me the Cubs have a strong minor league organization with a lot of prospects," said Frey. "So they must be doing a good job."
Frey doesn't think it will take much to turn around the Cubs, say
ing, "The same thing that happened in 1984 could happen in 1988."
In 1984, Frey took over the team in spring training. Green made a couple of trades to acquire outfielders Bob Valenti and Gary Matthews from Philadelphia.
Then he acquired pitchers Rick Sutliffe and Dennis Eckersley and the Cubs were on their way to the division title.
"We have some good players," said Frey. "If you look around you'll see five or six players who didn't play that bad. We have to upgrade the talent in the pitching staff. Just a couple of changes could do it."
One move Frey plans to make after he names a field manager will be to sign Andre Dawson, the free agent who led the league with 49 home runs and the major leagues with 137 runs batted in.
Frey spent much of his career in the minor leagues and as a coach in the major leagues before becoming manager of the Kansas City Royals in 1980 when he led them to the American League pennant only to lose the World Series to Philadelphia.
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The Jayhawks, 12-18 overall and 3-8 in the conference, led 7-4 in the third game before Nebraska, which has clinched the conference championship, rallied to win the game and match.
The Kansas women's volleyball team lost to Nebraska 18-5, 15-5, 15-10 last night in a Big Eight Conference match.
"This is the best we've ever played Nebraska." Kansas coach Frankie Albitz said. "We were very competitive, and we were not intimidated at all. Nebraska is really tough, and we're just not competed with them right now."
Kansas setter Monica Spencer,
who has been slowed with a
sprained left ankle, didn't play in
the first game but saw some action in the second and third games.
The Jayhawks close out the regular season at 8 p.m. tomorrow against Oklahoma. The Big Eight tournament begins Nov. 20.
KU basketball team to play scrimmages
The Kansas women's basketball team will play two Blue-White intrasquad scrimmages before the game against the Wales National Team.
The first scrimimage is scheduled for 7 p.m. today at Wichita Southeast High School. The Jayhawks also have a scrimimage scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Leavenworth High School.
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