Thursday, Feb. 6, 1986
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ATLANTA — The president of the University of Georgia testified yesterday that his school admitted athletes with bad grades to improve the university's profit-making teams.
United Press International
Fred Davison, the president, was the last defense witness for the university in a suit brought by a professor who says she was fired for protesting special treatment of athletes.
The trial enters its second month Thursday. Jank Kemp, former coordinator for the school's remedial English program, says two university administrators violated her freedom of speech when they fired
Georgia sacrificed grades for money
Davison said on the stand that Georgia and other schools relaxed their admission standards in the early 1970s. At a later meeting with reporters, he clarified his remarks.
He said the National Collegiate Athletic Association relaxed standards in the 1970s and allowed athletes with only C averages to be admitted. The change let in football and male basketball players who were slow academically.
her for her complaints
Davison, president since 1967, said he did not approve of the automatic
Georgia requires its other athletes to have C averages and score reasonably well on their entrance exams.
admission of_scholarship_athletes with C averages in high school. But he said Georgia had to have the same enrollment standards as its athletic rivals because "we have to compete on a level playing field."
"You want me to go out of business unilaterally." he said when asked what would happen if Georgia required its athletes to make better grades than other schools required. "That would put us out of business athleticly."
Sports help draw people together, Davison said.
"It gives our alumni something to talk about, something to do," he said. "We have sports at the University of Georgia because our college sponsor
it. Those 80,000 people are in that stadium because they want to be there."
Kemp wants the U.S. District Court to make Georgia give her back her job and award her back pay and an unspecified amount of punitive fee.
Kemp went back on the stand after Davison. She denied she wrote term papers for two athletes, claiming she only assisted them in using the library and correcting their spelling and grammar mistakes.
She also denied that she repeatedly gave athletes falling grades.
Davison said he did not understand why the university should not accept academically poor students.
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TOPEKA — Washburn basketball coach Bob Chipman announced yesterday that he has suspended six of his players, including his three top reserves, for disciplinary reasons.
The Associated Press
Four of the players were suspended for the Ichabods' two Central States Intercollegiate Conference games this weekend at Fort Hays State and Kearney State, and two more were suspended indefinitely. Chipman said.
One of those suspended indefinitely is Washburn's No. 3 scorer, Marcelle Graves, a 6-foot-8 junior center from Chicago, Graves, who
sponsored by Chinese Students Association
has started some games this season,
is averaging 10 points a game. Also
suspended indefinitely was Calvin
Godine, a 6-2 junior guard from
Houston who is averaging 3.5 points.
The third top reserve who was suspended is Bob Sumler, a 5-8 freshman guard from San Diego who has averaged 4.4 points a game.
Sumler and three more players will miss tomorrow's game at Hays and Lansing.
The others are James Davenport, 6-7 junior forward from Atlanta; Tom Burton, 6-6 freshman forward from Topeka, and Pat Denney, 6-8 freshman center from Overland Park.
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Turner promotes Goodwill Games
ROME — About 3,500 athletes from 59 countries have agreed to take part in the Goodwill Games in Moscow on July 5-20, a spokesman for the organizers said yesterday.
The event, the brainchild of television mogul Ted Turner, will feature 18 sports — artistic and rhythmic gymnastics, basketball, boxing, canoeing, cycling, diving, figure skating, handball, judo, modern pentathlon, sailing, swimming, track and field, volleyball, water polo, weightlifting and wrestling.
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Turner and his aides stopped in Rome on a promotional tour that took him to 12 cities in the United States and nine in the rest of the world.
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Robert Wussel, executive vice president of Turner Broadcasting System, said one problem of conflicting sports schedules had been resolved.
"We asked the Hungarian federation to move the world volleyball championships, being held at the same time as our games, from Budapest to Moscow and we've got the OK," Wussler said.
Primo Nebiolo, president of the International Amateur Athletics Associations, said there would be no conflict in track and field scheduling.
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