Mason shakes Arizona trial with slush fund claim
In Tucson AP reports Tony Mason testified about a secret college cash fund used by coaches, alleged to total 25,000 to 30,000 dollars by 1977. The claim implicates Jim Young, David Strack, Glenn Daniel and others, risking NCAA probes and possible sanctions for the University of Arizona. The trial, focusing on theft and fraud charges, continues.
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Daniel
Fred Snowden
Purdue University
West Lafayette
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University of Arizona
John P. Schaefer
Coe breaks mark in 1 000 meter run at Oslo games
Sebastian Coe, Britain's standout middle distance runner, shaved more than a second from his world record in the 1 000 meters at the Bislett Stadium. He clocked 2 12.18 to set a sixth career world mark as Ovett won the Dream Mile in 3 49.25. Ingrid Christensen of Norway set a women’s 5 000 world best at 15 28.43.
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Britain
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Tom Byers
United States
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Spain
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Jim Ryan
John Walker
New Zealand
Steve Cramm
James King
King
Harrison
Christensen
Jan Merrill
Palo Alto
Calif
Grete Waitz
Ellen Wessinghage
West Germany
Cathy Toomey
Merrill
Edwin Moses
Moses
Ellenberger Pleases Court But Sees Clouds Over Verdict
Ellenberger, former UNM basketball coach, drew a light sentence after a jury found him guilty on 21 of 22 counts of fraud and making false public vouchers. He awaits sentencing in a year and plans to appeal, saying he is not guilty. The judge criticized college athletics as a high pressure system while noting rules were broken.
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University of New Mexico
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Errors Hurt Omaha in Heat Versus Oklahoma City
Omaha made five errors aiding Oklahoma City to an 8 to 2 victory in Rosenblatt Stadium. In 101 degree heat 1,461 fans watched as 89ers pitcher Dickie Noles earned his second win of the season over the Royals.
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