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sports-minded here at Kansas, with a lot of enthusiasm and excitement. I think it will help if the student body come out to see our spring practices."
Kansas defensive coordinator and inside linebacker coach Jim Hiles has known Mason for more than a decade. The two coached together at Bull State in the early 1970s and were reunited last season at Kent State, where Hilles was hired as the Golden Flashes' defensive coordinator.
Hilles spent 10 years coaching at Wisconsin in the Big Ten Conference. He was interim head coach for one season there after the death of Badger head coach Dave McClain in 1986.
"There are quite a few football
facilities in the Big Ten." Hilles said.
"I can't understand why this school cannot produce a winning football team. We are here to change that, and I'm excited about the challenge."
Mitchell coached the wide receivers for one season. Kent State
Kansas' new tight end and tackle coach is Reggie Mitchell. Mitchell was a standout tailback at Central Michigan University. He gained more than 1,000 yards as a senior in 1981 and was named to the first team All-Mid-American Conference.
"Once Glen asked me to come here, it didn't take me long to say yes," Mitchell said. "I think recruiting went pretty well this season despite the lack of time we had. Our No. 1 goal for next season will be to get area kids to come and play football here. I think it is important to recruit close to home first, then branch out from there."
Wild about them'Cats; K-State fans attend rally
The Associated Press
MANHATTAN — More than, 1,500 people attended a pep rally on the Kansas State University campus yesterday to give the Wildcats a sendoff to Pontiac, Mich., where they will meet Purdue on Friday in the NCAA Midwest Regional.
Mitch Holthus, the voice of the Wildcats on the K-State radio network, told the crowd, "These guys have made it possible to set up some of the most exciting times you'll ever have as K-State Wildcats. Forty years from now, you can set your grandkids on your knee and say, 'I was there when Kansas State went to Pontiac. I was there when the Cats
were rolling through the NCAA Tournament,"
Noting that many students had skipped their afternoon classes, Holthus provided what he called a history lesson.
"K State has been to the NCAA 18 times, seventh best of any program
in the country," he said. K-State's
won 26 of 38 in the 1980s, K-
State's 45 in the NCAA.
"If you want to get pumped, if you want to dream, then take this fact and start to dream: The last time the Final Four was in Kansas City was 1964. The teams involved were UCLA, Michigan, Duke and Kansas State. All but UCLA are still in this year's tournament."
DUNEDIN, Fla. — American League MVP George Bell is in a much better mood after an air-clearing meeting with Toronto Blue Jays officials.
Meeting eases tension for Toronto MVP Bell
The Associated Press
Bair aired his beeps Tuesday with Toronto management for 90 minutes and agreed to a temporary truce with manager Jimy Williams. The terms of the cease-fire call for Bell to play where Williams wants him to play.
"I would say George is satisfied, maybe not happier, because he got some things off his chest that he wanted to talk about," said general manager Pat Gillick. "So I would say it was a good meeting from a therapeutic standpoint."
Bell's agent, Randy Hendricks, initiated the meeting with Gillick, club vice president Paul Beeston and Williams. Hendricks said he and Bell asked Williams to be flexible when it came to putting Bell in the lineup.
Williams came into camp saying the experiment with Rob Ducey or Silvestre Campusano in center, Lloyd Moseby in left and Bell as designated hitter was not "cast in stone." Both Ducey and Campusano have impressed Williams, who appears ready to go into the season using one of the rookies.
Hendricks said he would go involved again if they did if tha'c's bad. Luckily, he looked good.
Hendricks was concerned that Bell's highly demonstrative opposition to the designated-hitter role had backed Williams into a corner, forcing him to go with a rookie in center.
If Williams played Bell in left, where he wants to be, then "the whole world would say George Bell
got his way," Hendricks said. "Then they have to carry that burden with them for the next five years and then worry about the next player that does it.
"Therefore, we'll take our hit in the spring of 1988 even if it costs us the pennant. Now that's not a real intelligent position and that's why I'm here. In that respect, I'm a diplomat here trying to resolve some conflict between people . . ."
Bell joked with reporters after Tuesday's 5-3 exhibition victory over Philadelphia, but, under instructions from his agent and by agreement with Toronto management, would not comment on the meeting.
Hendricks said Bell felt Toronto management flouted his status as MVP during the controversy. By failing to consult with Bell about the switch to designated hitters, the Jays treated him like some utility player, Hendricks said.
"He's not a robot," Hendricks said. "You just can' t press a button and drag it down."
Bell, a 28-year-old who was ranked fourth in outfield assists last year, feels he's good enough to play left field.
"Can you imagine Ted Williams or
Hank Hein in his prime," Dr. Drikaski asked.
Jimy Williams said he believed he could improve Toronto's defense and preserve Bell's health by keeping him in the dugout when the Jays are not hitting.
"George made it clear he's not trying to tell the ball team how to make out the lineup card." Hendricks said.
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