Byers questions Clements over SMU payments phase-out
NCAA executive director Walter Byers challenged Gov. Bill Clements to name universities and examples behind his claim that major programs condone improprieties. He called the phase-out of illicit payments at SMU preposterous and defended the NCAA enforcement process and SMU's response to findings.
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Mission, Kan
NCAA
Walter Byers
Texas
Bill Clements
Byers
Clements
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Nors
Ncaa Committee
Institutional
Recreation Volleyball Week Schedule March 14 1987
City list outlines recreational and power volleyball matches at O.U. Mabee Center and courts, plus sign ups for O.R.C. soccer, Forest Park tennis, Ottawa Teens evenings, and various classes. Includes office hours, fees, and contact numbers for participation and coaching support.
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O.U. Mabee
Duke
Ottawa National Guard
Havens
Eagles
Kings
Killough Spikers
Crooks
Dirty Half Dozen
West Court
Guys & Dolls
LaBelles
A.J. Watts Auction
Ransom Rowdies
DeLaval Dairy
Halr Designers
Havens Steel
Little Rascals
O.U. Mabee Center
East Court
Mandrills
Williamsburg
Heppy’s Hooters
the Amigoes
Misfits
Our Own Hardware Man
Mighty Meeces
Ransom Rockers
King Radio
Shadowhawks
Corporate
S.A
Our Own Hardware
Sunburst
Taylor
Dengel & Son
Volley
Servativs Plumbing
Stuffers West Court
Budge’s Sports Center
Sparkers
Lou’s Tax Service
Wadkins
Budge's Sports Center
Waymire’s
Colbern Electric
Lou's Tax Service
O.R.C
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Forest Park
Ottawa High
Ottawa
Youth Center
Ottawa Middle School
Country & Western Line
Mary Mayta
Brenda Cummings
K.U
Ichabods Romp Again In NAIA
Washburn of Kansas routed Taylor of Indiana 74 to 44 in the NAIA tournament second round as Tom Meier and Rich Hamilton led a balanced attack. The Ichabods, 32 4, extended their school record winning streak to 19 and meet Auburn Montgomery in the quarterfinals.
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Kansas City
Tom Meier
Rich Hamilton
Washburn
Kansas
Taylor
Ind
Auburn- Montgomery
Ala
St. Joseph’s
Maine
Topeka
Kan
Calvin Sprew
Meier
Sprew
Ichabods
Central States
Top Seed Oklahoma City Falls to Georgetown in NAIA Upset
Georgetown Kentucky, seeded 16th, upset top seed Oklahoma City 67 to 64 in the NAIA tournament second round. Donald Hanson and Don Butcher iced the win with late free throws after Butcher scored Georgetown's final six points. Georgetown improves to 29-6. Oklahoma City ends 34-1.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Donald Hanson
Don Butcher
Georgetown
Hanson
Tigers
Calvin Grigsby
Butcher
Lavelle Wilson
Ben Baker
Brian Shepperd
Keith Currens
Wilson
Grigsby
Richmond Emerges As Top Cat Leader In NCAA Comeback
Kansas State defeated Georgia 82-79 in overtime as Mitch Richmond scored 34 and grabbed 11 rebounds. Coach Lon Kruger praised Richmond's leadership, noting he has emerged to lead the Cats after Norris Coleman’s tenure and initial bench role. Richmond said leadership came with experience and adjusting to the league.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Kansas State
Norris Coleman
Mitch Richmond
Steve Henson
Wildcats
Richmond
Georgia
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
Mitch
Lon Kruger
Coleman
Kruger
Schumacher wins 35pound weight throw at NCAA Indoors
Fred Schumacher of San Jose State wins the 35 pound weight throw at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in Oklahoma City with a 66 feet 10 inches effort. It is his final collegiate meet, and drug testing is introduced for the top finishers. Track issues mar the meet as officials adjust heats after staggers were marked incorrectly and prior record performances were negated by venue problems.
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Oklahoma City
San Jose
Fred Schumacher
Schumacher
Black's Fate In His Own Hands For KC starter role
Kansas City manager Billy Gardner gives Bud Black another chance to start. Black, long a Royals opener, moved to the bullpen last season after a 1-3 start and 8.47 ERA. He hopes to win back a rotation spot as spring starts loom, saying Gardner will do what’s best for the team.
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Fort Myers, Fla
Kansas City
Billy Gardner
Bud Black
Black
Choice of 2 GM official cars with low mileage
Several 1986 GM cars listed with low miles and front wheel drive. Highlights include a Lynx Wagon with 6,300 miles, a Sunbird with 8,450 miles, a Somerset Regal two door, and a Celebrity CL with 8,700 miles, plus a Century Limited with 32,000 miles.
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General Motors
Car ad highlights Grand Prix and Buick models
An 83 Pontiac Grand Prix Coupe is offered along with a 92 Buick Park Avenue four door. The ad touts the Buick as first class and a beautiful car.
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Buick Park Avenue
Vintage Truck Classifieds From Sixteen Years Ago
A compact rundown of used pickups and SUVs from the era lists models from GMC, Chevrolet, Ford and Dodge. Highlights include 1986 and 1984 GMC and Chevrolet S-10 and S-15 variants, 1983 to 1985 4x4s, V8 or V6 engines, autos, airs, tilts, toppers, and utility features like dual cabs and dualies.
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Durango
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