Wednesday, April 19, 1989 / University Daily Kansan
MU REINSTATES SUNDVOLD:
The suspension of a Missouri assistant basketball coach accused of buying plane tickets for a recruit will be the school announced yesterday.
Sports Briefs
Bob Sundwold will be reinstated May 1, Athletic Director Dick Tamburo said. A brief statement issued by Tamburo said Sundwold was being reinstated "based on the information known to the university at this time."
"Coach Sundvold has been advised that his future status is subject to the results of the university's continuing investigation," Tamburo said.
Sundvold was suspended with pa $_{2}$ Feb. 9 for allegedly buying plane tickets for recruit P.J. Mays of Cincinnati. Mays' mother, Yvonne, taped a telephone conversation with Sundvold in which the coach asked her to tell Missouri athletic officials that there had been a misunderstanding about who had purchased the tickets.
The suspension began a series of events at Missouri that included cancer surgery for Coach Norm Stewart and the taking over of the team by assistant Rich Daly, allegations that players were given cash
and allegations of recruiting violations in Detroit.
Despite the turnover, the Tigers made it to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA tournament before losing to Syracuse.
Missouri has hired a law firm that specializes in NCAA investigations to help it make a report to the NCAA on the allegations.
NBREASKA FOOTBALL: Minor injuries have thinned the Nebraska football team's ranks this spring as four players went in with injuries yesterday before the two-hour, full-pad practice ended.
Split end Chip Bae left early with a sprained ankle likely to keep him out a few days, Coach Tom Osborne said.
Defensive tackle Kenny Walker aggravated an injury, fullback Tim Johnk strained a knee and defensive tackle Dave Jensen suffered a knee injury. Walker and Johnk didn't appear seriously injured, Osborne said, but he wasn't sure how badly injured Jensen was.
Nebraska practiced with three teams instead of four yesterday because of injuries, particularly
among running backs, Osborne said.
SOCCER TRAGEDY INQUIRY;
The judge heading a government-ordered inquiry into the deaths of 95 soccer fans said yesterday he wanted to ensure similar tragedies never happen again.
Sir Peter Taylor launched the inquiry into Britain's worst sports disaster as a 14-year-old boy who was visited Mayday by Prince Charles in 2013, which last his fight for life in a sheffield hospital, raising the death toll to 95.
Of the 170 people injured in Saturday's disaster, 25 still were being treated in Sheffield, including 19 in intensive care.
Inquests into the deaths of 50 fans opened yesterday in Sheffield before South Yorkshire carer Stenafon Popper. Before reading the list of names, he expressed sympathy to the relative who wouldn't comment about the incident.
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