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Thursday, February 12, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Sports Briefs
SMU may impose team sanctions to avoid suspension of football
DALLAS — Southern Methodist University officials said yesterday that they were willing to impose new sanctions against the school's president, who was in hopes of avoiding a suspension of the program by the NCAA.
The officials said, however, that no matter what action the NCAM takes after a crucial meeting this week, they would accept it without a legal fight.
In a tacit admission that additional violations of NCAA bylaws have occurred within the football program, interim SMU President William Stallcup and faculty representative Lomie Klieter, said, stopped the NCA would allow the school to playen playing the sport.
Under NCAA regulations, however, the governing body of college
athletics may suspend SMU's football playing privileges for two years if it feels new violations occurred while the school was already under probation.
SMU is serving the most severe football-related penalty ever imposed by the NCAA - one that barred the school from awarding any scholarships last year and limited it to 15 this year.
Since the imposition of those sanctions, media reports have alleged that cash payments were made to a football player and that another player received a free apartment.
The NCAA and SMU investigated those charges and a hearing will be conducted in San Diego on Friday. The NCAA's decision in the matter will be announced within 10 days after the hearing.
DiMaggio will be released after surgery
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Former New York Yankees great Joe DiMaggio underwent heart surgery Feb. 5 in Mt. Sinai Medical Center, a hospital spokeswoman said yesterday.
According to publicist Judy Stanton, the 72-year-old Hall of Famer entered the hospital Feb. 3, and arrhythmia was diagnosed, a
slow heart rate. After tests, doctors recommended he receive a pacemaker. The procedure was performed by Philip Samet, surgeon.
According to Samet, chief of cardiology at M. Sinai, DiMaggio will be discharged Thursday.
"He is going home in excellent condition," Samet said.
Red Sox, Hurst complete salary arbitration
BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox announced they won their salary arbitration case yesterday against Bruce Hurst and will pay the left-hander $700,000 this season.
Arbitrator Ben Meltzer of the University of Chicago Law School ruled against Hurst, a 13-game winner in 1986, who had been sequestering $445,000 Hurst, who made
$495,000 last year, was seeking a $350,000 raise.
Neither Hurst nor his agent,
Lick Lampos of San Jose, Calif.,
could be reached for comment.
Hurst turned in a 13-8, 2.88 ERA performance last season that included a 5-0, 1.07 ERA showing in the NL and MLB in the American League, pennant
From Kansan wires.
Attention Graduate Student Organizations
Preliminary Budget Requests DUE February 13
105 Burge Union 864-4914
NLUCKY IN LOVE
A Friday the 13th Valentine's Celebration
Try a deli sandwich or lasagna in the Big 8 Deli/Snack Bar (level 5) or Soup and Salad in the Prairie Room (level 2)
Welcome KSPA!
I drink... Therefore, I am!
These outstanding individuals are deserving of special recognition for their superior efforts in sales, layout/ad design, client relations, job knowledge, staff participation, and complete dedication. That is why they are the top Sales Representatives for January. Thanks and congratulations to Robert and Greg from the KANSAN Ad Staff.
Now This is Lucky! Two for One Bowling at the Jaybowl 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.
6:00-9:00 p.m.
Robert Hughes Retail Sales Representative
TIME OUT TAVERN
Greg Knipp Campus Sales Representative
of our people.
Friday, February 13th
$2.50 by reservation only
Call SUA at 864-3477
Every Thursday
34 oz. Mug
first draft-$1.50
$1.00 Refills
all night long
Fraternities & Sororites— Check into our special keg prices for keg parties at TIME OUT
For Fri., February 13th The Hawks Nest will have short order fast foods (no cafeteria entrees)
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Due to Food Services Renovation
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Monday, Wednesday
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Deadline-February 15, 1987
Trip limited to the first 150 partiers!
We'd like to thank all the participating sororities and fraternities in the 12th annual Keith R. Worthington Memorial Tournament for A.L.S.
Phi Delta Theta
KU Ad Club
presents:
presents:
Guest Speaker
Judy Baldwin
Promotion Director
for Q 104
Thursday, Feb. 12
7:00 p.m.
Southeast Conference
Room of Burge Union
All persons welcome.
Student Dividend Payments Begin
Bring in your receipts from last semester's cash purchases at the KU Bookstores and receive a 6% cash rebate. Redeem your period 80 receipts with your student I.D. at the customer service areas of either KU Bookstore location. Always save your cash receipts from the KU Bookstores because they mean money in your pocket every semester.
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