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Friday, March 6, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Sports Briefs
Rugby Club begins spring season with games in tomorrow in Tulsa
The KU Rugby Club begins its 24th spring season tomorrow in Tulsa, Okla.
Kansas will send three teams to compete. KU's club team will face Tulsa and Austin. KU's collegiate team will face Tulsa's "A" team, and KU's senior reserves will face Tulsa's "B" team.
The teams have been practicing the last three weeks in preparation for the upcoming season.
The first home game for the club team will be March 21 against Houston and on the same day the senior reserves will play Oklahoma's "B" team.
Men's golf team to compete in invitational
The collegiate team's first home game is March 28 against Jefferson City.
The KU Rugby Club is divided into three divisions, the club side, which consists of members with extended rugby experience; the collegiate side, for members with less experience; and the senior reserve side for rookies or members who cannot commit as much time as needed but still want to play.
All home games are played at Shenk Complex, 23rd and Iowa streets
Five members of the Kansas men's golf team will compete in the University of New Orleans Invitational today through Wednesday.
Kansas coach Ross Randall said 18 teams were expected to compete in the three rounds of tournament play.
Kansas golfers Jon Bruning, Clay Devers, Steve Madsen, Brian McGreevy and Rudy Zupetz qualified for the tournament through five rounds of team play at Alva-
mar Country Club last week.
"We are more competitive now that we have had some good weather and a chance to practice." Randall said. "We will be much more competitive than we were at the tournament in Florida because we have caught up to other teams."
rine Jayhawks finished 18th in the 24-team field Feb. 20-22 at the Seminole Invitational in Tallahassee, Fla.
Breach of contract alleged in Royals sale
KANSAS CITY. Mo. — An adviser to a man who wanted to buy the Kansas City Royals testified yesterday that the deal fell through because of last-minute changes in the contract.
Los Angeles consultant Michael W. Fernandez had he advised Michael Shapiro not to sign a proposed contract Feb. 16, 1983, because it contained significant changes from an earlier contract.
Shapiro is seeking $50 million in damages from Royals owner Ewing Kauffman and co-owner Sam Baird, a lawsuit that alleged breach of contract.
The original contract between Kauffman and Shapiro reached
Jan. 12, 1983, called for Shapiro to buy 49 percent of the Royals for $10 million and to purchase an option to buy the remaining 51 percent of the team in five years.
Fernandez said the first contract would have allowed Shapiro to immediately resell the option to Jack Singer of Canada. The singer was to loan Shapiro the $10 million needed to buy the 49 percent share.
The later contract prohibited Shapiro from re-assigning the option and also required that he have a net worth of $23 million.
Kauffman testified Wednesday that Shapiro told him that he had enough money to buy the team. *vire reports.*
From staff and wire reports.
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