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Thursday, February 11, 1988 / University Daily Kansan
Former KU assistant picked as new coach of Topeka Sizzlers
the Associated Press
TOPEKA — Bob Hill, former coach of the New York Knicks, yesterday was named coach of the Continental Basketball Association's Topeka Sizzlers.
Owner Bernie Glannon announced that Hill, who was an assistant coach at the University of Kansas before going to the National Basketball Association, would take over tonight when the Sizzlers, 16-21, play in Charleston, W.Va.
Hill succeeds John Darr, a veteran high school coach who moved up to the coaching job when John Killiele was fired Jan. 28. The team was 3-4 under Darr, who will continue to serve as an assistant coach, as he did under Killiele.
Glannon said the change did not reflect any dissatisfaction with Darr.
Glannon said he hadn't thought anyone would be available for the last 17 games of the season, but he contacted Hill after a suggestion from Kansas coach Larry Brown. Hill had been a KU assistant under both Brown and Ted Owens.
Hill, who had been an assistant coach with the Knicks, succeeded Hubie Brown as coach 16 games into last season and had a 20-46 record. He was replaced by former Providence coach Rick Plitto after the season and recently has been scouting for the Charlotte Hornets, an NBA expansion franchise that has not yet fielded a team.
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Saberhagen agrees to 2-year contract
KANSAS CITY. Mo. — Right-hand-iped pitcher Bret Saberhagen agreed yesterday to terms on a two-year contract with the Kansas City Royals for a reported $2.35 million.
The Associated Press
The agreement, which gives the Royals the option for a third year in 1990, was disclosed earlier, but the Royals announced yesterday that it had been finalized.
"We're pleased that we were able to reach an agreement with Bret Saberhagen," General Manager John Schuerholz said. "He has established himself over the past four years as not only a key member of our ballclub but one of the finest pitchers in the American League."
"It turned out excellent for both sides," Saberhagen said. "The thing I like is that now I don't have to keep
"I don't think it was an outrageous salary, either. If I pitch the way I'm capable of, the Royals will have the bargain," Saberhagen said.
going through this every year. It was driving me crazy.
The Royals did not disclose the terms of the contract, but the Kansas City Times called it the highest for a starting pitcher in the Royals 19-year franchise history. Saberhagen had a record of 18-10 last year with a 3.36 ERA.
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The newspaper said the first two years of the contract are guaranteed at $1.1 and $1.25 million with a third year for $1.35 million at the Royal option.
Saberhagen made $74,000 last season and sought $1.2 million in 1988. His contract also includes incentives and award bonuses that are worth $275,000 in 1988 and $250,000 in 1989 and 1990, the newspaper reported.
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Meeting Thursday, February 11, at 6:00 p.m. in the Daisy Hill room of the Burge Union. Featuring Mick Quinn — training manager for personnel services at KU. Topic: Management Development: what it is and its function in human resources.
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Art Exhibit
"Children of the World Paint Jerusalem."
Israeli Scholar: Aviva Doran
Feb. 11
"The Golden Age in Spain"
The Jew in a Pluralistic Society
The New York Jewish University
Gallery, Wkv. Kusan Union
Shabbat Dinner
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Hillel House
Services
7:45 p.m.
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"The Ongoing Jewish Dialogue"
Shabbat Service
"The reality of Israel through the
Feb. 13 Shabbat Service The reality of being through the
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Feb, 14
Bagels and Lox Brunch
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