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Friday, February 24, 1995
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Chiefs hire Art Shell to coach offensive line
The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo. — Art Shell, a Hall of Fame tackle who was fired in January as head coach of the Los Angeles Raiders, has joined the Kansas City Chiefs as an offensive line coach, a Chiefs representative said yesterday.
Shell, 48, was 54-38 as the Raiders' head coach. He was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 1989 and was a Pro Bowl selection eight times. He has spent all of his 15-year career with the Raiders.
The Chiefs also announced yesterday that Jim Erkenbeck had been
hired as tight ends coach and Woodrow Lowe was added as a defensive assistant and special teams coach. Lowe, 40, was a linebacker for the San Diego Chargers from 1976-86 and most recently was head coach at Selma, Ala., High School.
Erkenbeck began his coaching career at San Diego State in 1960. He spent the past three seasons as offensive line coach for the Los Angeles Rams.
Shell replaces Alex Gibbs, who was hired as an assistant by the Denver Broncos. Lowe replaces Kurt Schottenheimer, who was shifted to the defensive secondary.
Kansas junior diver Kris Hoffman began the Jayhawks' quest for a conference title, finishing first place Wednesday in the men's one-meter diving event.
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Kansas diving coach Don Fearon was impressed with Hoffman's performance.
The event was at the Big Eight Championships at the Oklahoma City Community College Aquatic Center. Hoffman's 510,900 score broke his previous career high of 484,700 at the Speedo Cup in Chapel Hill, N.C., in December. Kansas senior Chris Martin finished fourth with a score of
"You can't ask for anything more," he said. "On Kris Hoffman's last dive, he had to go six-and-a-halfs and he went seventens across the board."
447. 150 and junior Pat Burke placed eight with 426.900 points.
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Swimming events began at 11 a.m. yesterday. The Kansas men are seeking their first conference title since 1979, and the women hope to claim their third championship in the last four years.
Kansas diver places first in conference indoors
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