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Colorado over spring break and hoped to play everyday to improve her game Hawley, who will return as senior, also played during spring break.
"I am going to work hard to try to earn a starting spot next year," Hawley said.
Besides Shaw and Hawley, the other returners who will be seniors next year are Lisa Dougherty, Jackie Martin, Lisa Baker, Shawn Waters and Mesho Strongher.
Martin led a balanced Jayhawk attack with 10.4 points a game.
Freshman Lisa Braddy was named Big Eight Newcomer of the Year. Her 138 assists were third highest in KU history.
Because the returning seniors are all 6 or shorter, Washington spent last week trying to recruit more height for next year's team.
Erving given tribute before 118-100 win
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BOSTON — After giving Julius Erving a piece of Boston Garden's famed parquet floor in tribute, the Celtics gave the Philadelphia 76ers the gate.
Danny Angge scored 30 points and led seven Boston players in double figures in yesterday's 118-109 victory over the Sixers, the Celtics 24th straight triumph on the distinctive court.
Erving, playing in his last regular-season game at Boston Garden, was honored in pre-game ceremonies. After a two-minute standing ovation, he was given a small, older section of the floor.
"I guess that every time I look at it, I'll think about the rivalry, but I won't go crazy and start rooting for Boston." Erving said.
"It was probably the best thing
they could have given me. It will probably spark the most memories," said Erving, who finished with a team-high 28 points. "It was a real tribute.
"I've had a lot of dreams and I'm fortunate to have some of them become reality."
For Boston, which shot 62 percent. Fred Roberts added 21 points. Larry Bird 17, Robert Parish 14, Jerry Sichting 13, Conner Henry 12 and Darren Dawne 11.
Boston was playing without starters Kevin McHale, out with foot problems, and Dennis Johnson, who was resting a chronic sore shoulder. The Celtics have won 70 of their last 71 games at Boston Garden
Ainge hit four three point attempts. Both Bird and Parish had triple doubles.
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nearly rewarded their fans with a victory. But Manning scored 40 points, a career-high for him at that time, and the Jayhawks came back to win 70-60.
The victory over St. John's at Madison Square Garden turned into one of the most exciting of the college basketball season. St. John's led by 10 at the half, but Kansas heated up in the second half and won the game 62-60 when freshman Keith Harris sank two free throws with no time left on the clock.
In the end, though, Kansas could defend neither its conference regular season or postseason tournament title. The Jayhawks lost their last four conference road games, including two in the last week of the season, and one in Oklahoma for second place behind conference champion Missouri.
Seeded second in the Big Eight tournament, Kansas struggled past Oklahoma State and Oklahoma before losing 67-65 to Missouri on Lee Coward's basket with 3 seconds left in the game.
The Jayhawks were named the fifth seed in the NCAA Southeast Regional and were sent to the sub-
1986-87 Men's Basketball (25-11)
KU 88, TENN-MARTIN 69
KU 87, SOUTHERN 69
KU 82, WASHINGTON 68
Arkansas 103, KU 86
KU 59, COLORADO 56
KU 82, TEXAS TECH 52
KU 74, THE CITEDAT 71
% Pittsburgh 79, KU 76
% Ohio State 79, KU 78 (OT)
% KU 81, Hawaii 80 (OT)
Wichita St. 54, KU 49
KU 67, TEMPLE 64
KU 66, Oklahoma St. 63
OKLAHOMA 76, KU 74
KU 82, MIAMI FLA. 47
KU 71, MISSOURI 70
KU 86, NEBRAKA 65
KU 74, N.C. State 60
KU 82, IOWA STATE 48
KU 62, Louisville 58
regional at the Omni in Atlanta. It was the fourth season in a row Kansas went to the NCAA tournament, a Jayhawk record for consecutive tournament appearances.
In addition, Turgueon became the first Jayhawk ever to play in four NCAA tournaments.
KU 80, Kansas State 75 (2 OT)
KU 88, OKLAHOMA St. 63
KU 70, NOTRE DAME 60
Missouri 63, KU 60
KU 86, OKLAHOMA 84
Iowa State 95, KU 86
KU 84, KANSAS STATE 67
KU 62, St. John's 60
Colorado 66, KU 56
Nebraska 83, KU 81 (OT)
KU 67, Oklahoma St. 58
KU 82, Oklahoma 77
Missouri 67, KU 65
* KU 66, Houston 55
* KU 67, Missouri St. 63
* Georgetown 70, KU 57
ALC CAPS - Home games
% Rainbow Classic in Honolulu, Hawaii
Big Eight Conference tournament
* NCAA tournament
Kansas rolled over first-round
opponent Houston 66-55 and, behind Manning's career-high 42 points, beat Southwest Missouri State 67-63 for Brown's 150th college coaching victory.
Kansan associate sports editor Nicole Sauzek contributed information to this story.
The Kansas Rugby Club's 'A' team defeated Oklahoma 17-13 Saturday at Shenk Complex at 23rd and Iowa streets.
Rugby teams win, lose in three weekend games
Sports Briefs
we averaged the winning try for three points in the last three matches, the match and Paul King hit the one-point conversion.
The 'B' team lost to Jefferson City on Saturday 3:00 and the 'C' team lost to the Oklahoma 'B' team 33-0 both at the Shenk Complex.
The varsity and club team's next match is against Missouri on Saturday in Kansas City's Swone Park.
Rugby team practices at 6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. You are open to any student who would like to participate.
Lyle wins PGA Players tourney
Sluman, who never had finished higher than fifth in a regular Professional Golfers' Association Tour event, missed a 10-foot par putt on the 18th hole moments before Lyle sunk the winning putt.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Sandy Lyle of Scotland made an 8-foot par putt yesterday through a misty drizzle on the third extra hole of the $1 million Tournament Players Championship, defeating Jeff Sluman.
It was the most valuable par of his life, worth $190,000.
Sluman, 29, who quietly won $254,000 over the last two years without really threatening for a title, took some consolation in a $108,000 second prize.
It also provided Lyle, a former British Open champion who is generally regarded as Britain's finest player, with a 10-year exemption to all American tour events.
guess I can't be too disappointed," said Sluman, who is the smallest man on the Tour at 5-foot 7 and 135 pounds.
After finishing the regulation 72 holes in a tie for the lead at 174, under par, they matched pors on the first two playoff holes, the par-5 16th hole and the island-green par-3 17th hole.
Bradley wins golf tournament
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Pat Bradley won the $30,000 Turquio Classic by two strokes yesterday, shooting an erratic 3-under-70 and holding off Chris Johnson's late challenge.
Bradley finished with a 72-hole total of 6 under 286. Johnson, who had entered the round at 2-over par, tied Bradley's tournament-best score with a 6-under 67 on the 6.391-yard, par-73 Moon Valley Country Club course.
Bradley, the 1986 LPGA Player-of-the-Year, carded four birds and three boyes in the round. She also produced an eagle on the par-5 eight hole when she chipped in from 85 yards away.
"Whoever followed me got their money's worth," said Bradley, who also won last year's Vare Trophy for lowest-scoring average. "There was a little of everything."
After registering two birdies and two bogeys over the first seven holes, Bradley said she turned her game around with the eagle on No. 8 and "a good bogey" on the par-4 ninth hole.
"I felt like I had escaped." Bradley said. "I felt like somebody up there must have liked me."
On No. 9, Bradley drove her tee shot into the water,
then hit her approach shot into the bunker. But, she was able to blast out to within inches of the pin, and hole out to save a bogey.
From then on, she had two birdies and no bogeys on the back nine and came away with the $45,000 first prize.
Undefeated J.T.'s Pet used a 1.1-2 length victory in the $500,000 Jim Beam Stakes at Turfway Park yesterday to establish himself as a solid Kentucky Derby contender and give jockey Pat Day an enviable quandary.
Day ponders Derby quandary
Day, who recently refused a chance to ride another Derby candidate, Alysheba, soon will be forced to pick Demons Begone, J.T.'s Pet or Capote, as his mount in the May 2 Run for the Roses.
Day also rode highly regarded Demons Begone, who has been a Derby candidate since his 2-year old season, to victory Saturday in the $147,700 Rebel Stakes at Oakland Park. Day, the 1986 Eclipse Award champion jockey, also has been asked to ride Capote, the 1986 juvenile champion, when he makes his 1987 debut in the Gotham Mile at Aqueduct.
"It's an exciting dilemma I'm in." Day said after J.T.'s Pet's victory over Faster Than Sound in the 1:16-miles, Grade III Beam, one of the richest Derby preps. "I can't comment further."
Fans flock to Wrestlemania III
PONTIAC. Mich. — A crowd of 93,173, which was touted as the largest ever to witness an indoor entertainment event, jammed the Pontiac Silverdome yesterday for Wrestlemania III.
Fans of professional wrestling from around the country paid up to $500 for tickets to see the event, which was highlighted by World Wrestling Federation officials successfully defending his title against Andre the Giant.
Traffic was backed up for more than five miles on Michigan 59, as fans flocked to the stadium, which serves as the home of the NFL's Detroit Lions and the NBA's Detroit Pistons.
Sgt. Patrick McPalda of the Pontiac Police Department said he was aware of no arrests and no major incidents during the event.
"Everything went very smoothly." he said.
Emery Orte, a 40 year old steelworker from Chicago,said a relation in Michigan picked up $100 seats for the
"She asked me, 'Are you crazy?' "Orto said. "I said
'Yeah, but we're coming.'"
Rat Ramsey of Royal Oak, Mich., said he appreciated the fact that professional wrestling was not as serious as other sports.
From staff and wire reports.
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