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Thursdav. February 9. 1989 / University Daily Kansan
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MU handled Mays badly mother says
Mom taped coach to protect son
The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo — The mother of a former basketball player at Missouri says she reacted as any protective parent would after her son lost his scholarship.
"He's my only child, so you can imagine how I feel," Yvonne Mays said in an interview with the Kansas City Times. "I'm a single parent. I have been in work. I worked too hard to keep my son in private schools all his life."
She said it was her displeasure with the way Missouri assistant basketball coach Bob Sundveld handled the eligibility of her son, P. J. Mays, that motivated her to tape record a telephone conversation with the coach and set in motion an internal investigation at Missouri.
Mays, a freshman, was ruled ineligible because of his high school grades after eight weeks on campus, but he never bucked nearly $2,000 in scholarship money he had received. He is now enrolled at junior college in Anderson, S.C.
Yvonne Mays taped a telephone conversation in which Sundvold reportedly said he paid for two airplane tickets to travel to a Missouri athletic department official that there had been a misunderstanding about who bought the
"I am an extremely inquisitive person," said Mays, who works as a receptionist for an orthopedic surgeon's practice in Cincinnati. "I just started wondering what the heck they were doing to my kid.
airline tickets.
"Some people are saying, 'You could probably get some money off of this.' It's not about money. I don't like the way they handed my son's shirt. I don't want them to be able to handle another kid's situation like this."
She said that in an effort to make sure her son would not be penalized later, she studied NCAA rules and called the NCAA anonymously with her. She was waiting for a day that they were waiting for Missouri to complete its own internal
investigation before they looked into potential NCAA rules violations.
She said Sundold had tried to get her to talk to the guidance counselor at Purcell-Marian High School, a Catholic school in Cincinnati, in an effort to influence the school to refrigerate grades in some courses Mays took there.
"Some of the things he said to P.J. and me: 'Be sympathetic, cry and everything.' The Catholics like that, thought that was disrespectful." Mays said.
"He just put us in the stereotype poor black family that had no common sense, no intelligence. What Missouri has to realize is they cannot speak people in one category. They have to deal with us on an individual basis."
Gooden agrees to $6.7 million contract
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Dwight Goden got the biggest deal of the winter so far when he agreed yesterday to a three-year, $6.7 million contract with the New York Mets that gave him the best-season salary in baseball history.
Gooden will get a $500,000 signing bonus, $2.25 million in 1989, $1.7 million in 1990 and $2.25 million in 1991. Including a prorated share of the $416,666, topping the $2.4 million salary of Minnesota Twins third
baseman Gary Gaetti, who had the previous high.
"Now I can just go on and relax," said Gooden, who made $1.4 million last season after losing in arbitration to the New Yorkers for everything's behind and taken care of."
Four players in arbitration agreed to new contracts yesterday, reducing the players remaining to 27.
Two shortstops settled their cases. Ozzie Guillen and the Chicago White Box settled for $800,000, a raise of $15,000. The Philadelphia settlement at $250,000.
a $35.000 raise.
Kelly Gruber, who plays second,
shortstop and third, settled with the
Toronto Blue Jays for $42,500, a raise
of $323,500.
Tim Burke, a right-handed reliever, agreed to a one-year contract with Montreal for $740,000, a raise of $115,000.
No cases are scheduled to be heared until tomorrow, when St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Vince Coleman and San Francisco Giants reliever Scott Garrelts are scheduled to go before arbitrators.
Gooden could have become a free agent at the end of the season if he had not agreed to a multiyear deal.
"We fully realize this is a large amount of money." Mets senior vice president Al Harazain said, "but given Dwight's track record on the mound, he's just as good as anyone and are sure Dwight will prove that over the next three years."
Goodman was 18-9 last season with a 1.19 earned-run average and 175 strikeouts in 244 % innings. He made 55 saves after losing an arbitration hearing.
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February 14, 1989
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Kansas Union Big Eight Room
February 11, 1989
KU Jazz Festival
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