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No-shows taint tourney finals
By Dawn O'Malley Sports writer
Their bodies were contorted in human knots as each man tried to pin his opponent's shoulders to the mat for three long, agonizing seconds.
The top wrestlers in the greek and independent league were pitted against each other last night at Robinson Center for the Hill championship in nine weight divisions.
The Hill championship went on as planned although some wrestlers did not show up for their matches. Seven of the nine matches were won by forfeit.
In the heavyweight division, Chris Rhodes, a 296-pound Phi Kappa Theta senior from Prairie Village, was pitted against Eric Schwein, a 235-pound Ulysses freshman.
Randy Lowe, a 135-pound freshman from Stanley, won by forfeit and said he was not pleased with the tournament format.
In the first period, Schwein scored two points on a take-down, but Rhodes used his weight advantage to
"I am disappointed with the system," Lowe said. "You get up for the match and they don't show up. It is kind of a letdown.
Schwein said he wasn't scared of Rhodes because he had wrestled against men bigger than Rhodes. He said he was going to use his quickness against the big man.
"The competition is tough. The sport demands a lot. If you don't take it seriously you'll be injured when you walk away, if you can walk away."
"A lot of them who wrestle, I outsize them," Rhodes said. "I know how to use my weight and force moves.
"They, Greeks, never show up.
'They guess they don't want to wrestle
a game.'"
But some wrestlers were not as fortunate to have an opportunity to prove themselves because their opponents didn't show up.
"I didn't show because I felt that the wrestling was handled bad," said Tim Zabelin, Olathe junior. "I felt that if you win the greek that's all that matters."
Debbie Roberts, assistant director of recreation services, said she was disappointed because of the no-shows. The no-shows were distributed evenly between greeks and independents.
Last year, the tournament was an all-Saturday event.
Non-roster player shines in Ranger win
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Non-roster designated hitter John Stearns homered and singled twice and Tom Paciorek had three singles, powering the Texas Rangers to a 7-3 exhibition triumph yesterday over the Kansas City Royals.
pin Schwein in the second period
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Stearns, who spent last season with Denver of the American Association, hit a home run off Kansas City right-hander Dennis Leonard in the third inning. The ex-New York Mets' catcher also singled home Geno Petrelli to snap a 3-1 tie in the sixth as part of Texas" 11-hit attack.
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The Royals, given five walks to go with their 10 hits off five Texas pitchers, stranded a dozen runners.
Dick O'Connor, assistant KU sports information director, described Kellogg's status as day-by-day. No decision had been made regarding Kellogg's ability to play in Kansas' Midwest Regional semifinal game against Michigan State on Friday in Kansas City, Mo.
Because of anticipated cold weather, today's Kansas-Wichita State softball double-header at Wichita has been postponed until April 1, Bob Stancilf, KU head softball coach, said yesterday.
Joe Beckwith pitched three innings following Leonard and absorbed a setback that dropped the Royals' record to 4-6.
UH forms committee
Lonnie Smith, George Brett and Jorge Orta singled home runs to make it 3-3, but Paciorek reignited the Rangers an inning later. Jerry Browne also singled home a run in the sixth, making it 5-3, and Stearns made it a three-run inning by scoring on the front end of a double steal with Browne.
HOUSTON - The University of Houston, rocked by allegations of payoffs and special treatment for star football players, has established a special committee to review its academic treatment of athletes.
One former athlete also continued to play football, including making an appearance in the 1981 Sun Bowel, and attend classes after he was placed on academic suspension.
Ron Kellogg, Kansas' senior forward, was held out of practice again yesterday because of a strained left foot that has bothered him throughout the NCAA Tournament.
ball players that they received money from Cougar coaches.
Announcement of the committee came the same day Athletic Director Tom Ford said an outside legal firm would be sought to investigate claims by former foot-
One of the blows was Petrali's triple off center fielder Willie Wilson's glove at the warning track in Leonard's final inning, Greg Tabor followed the two-out RBI hit with a single to give Texas a 3-0 advantage, but the Royals bounced back off Dave Rozema.
The committee will be made up of faculty and academic officers and will review the treatment of student athletes to see if the university complied with existing academic policies and procedures. A report of the findings will be made to Charles Bishop, president of the University of Houston system and Richard Van Horn, chancellor of the main University of Houston campus.
Alzado calls it quits
Leonard, during his longest of three spring-training stints, surredered six Rangers' hits and three runs in four innings.
Kansas City, after its string of scoreless innings was extended to 22 by Jeff Russell and Rozema, erupted for four singles after Pat Sheridan's lead-off in the fifth.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Lyle Alzado, whose spirited play and short fuse made him one of the most feared players in the National Football League, announced his retirement yesterday, ending a 15-year career in which he played on two Super Bowl teams.
The former All-Pro defensive end, who tore an Achilles' tendon late in the 1965 season, said he would pursue a full-time entertainment career, including a costarring role in an upcoming CBS movie title "Ocean of Fire."
Alzado, who will be 37 on April 12,
began his NFL career in Denver,
where he played seven years and
helped lead the Broncos to the 1978
American Football Conference title
and a bertin in the Super Bowl.
Kellogg sidelined with strained foot
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