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SCOREBOARD Basketball 20-MANGHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 5. 1991 NCAA rules are forcing swimmers to leave school WEEKEND EDITION ByJlM COUR she announced she was going to Each blamed the new NCAA rule, require you to spend more than 20 Ted Tow. the NCAA’s associate make a blanket restriction for all the give up her final two years of which takes effect in August. The Associated Press hours a week.” athletic director, said he wasn’t sports,” she said. “I don’t think they eligibility at Stanford. They said it cuts a world class Stanford women’s coach Richard 'surprised that Evans and Stewart want to take the time and effort to NCAA officials said Thursday swimmer’s supervised workout FEDEiyiL WAY. Wash. — The Quick, the man who is losing Evans, decided to leave school. look into each sport individually.” that its new rule is being, schedule, which usually averages 35 door is wide open for a mass exodus said the mie didn’t need any inter­ Tow disagreed. misinterpreted. They said Evans and to 40 hours a week. “It’s not the function of college of America’s big-name swimmers preting as far as he was concerned. athletics to prepare world class ath­ “The thing is, the motivation be­ FEATURES INSIDE other world class swimmers can still But while college swimming offi­ from college programs because of a “A swimmer can only do coach- letes.” said Tow. in San Diego for hind the so-called reform package get in as much supervised pool time cials criticized the new rule, the new NCAA rule that drastically supervised training 20 hours a was to free up some of the time as they like. NCAA said the 20-hour rule is the NCAA President’s Commission changes the way athletes train, week.” he said. pressures on some of these athletes,” • College swimming programs are being misintrepreted. meetings. “The function of col­ shaken college coaches say. College coaches say they’re going he said. “As some of the delegates ■ TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 waiting for more big names to fol­ Said Jim Marchiony. NCAA legiate athletics is just that — to “Isn’t it sad that someone who is to look after their swimmers first, function within the constraint of pointed out, we have to do what is low Evans, however. Evans said the director of public relations: not themselves. as excellent a student as Janet Evans NCAA should reconsider its rule academics. best for 95 to 98 percent of the ath­ ■ Horne and Seniors trews /Page 5 “That limit refers to the amount Texas men’s coach Eddie Reese college to pursue her before it’s too late. letes, the great majority.” of time that a coach can require a said he planned to recommend to Whars dream.’’ Texas women’s coach Mark “I think the NCAA is going to “■Vbu’ll always find some out­ Although Quick is losing Evans, ■ Religion update /Page 6 student athlete to participate in his some of his swimmers that they take Schubert said at the U.S. Spring Na­ have to get its act together.” Evans or her sport. Swimmers can volun­ standing athletes who choose not to Stanford freshman Summer Sanders tionals meet Thursday. “I think it the year off to get ready for the function within the official is expected to remain in school even ■ Children’s games /Page 6 News said. tarily practice as many hours as they Olympics. borders on criminal.” Evans and Tennessee’s Melvin want. framework.” with the Barcelona Olympics com­ Evans, winner of three gold “There’s no way a distance swim­ The NCAA is taking the easy way ing up next year. ■ Reader’s forum /Page 4 Saturday, April 6,1991 Stewart, also a world record holder, “The coach may be present during mer can get it done on 20 hours a medals at the Seoul Olympics three said Wednesday they were leaving voluntary individual workouts when out, Evans said. “I think I can still stay in school,” years ago and holder of three world week.” said Reese, whose teams “They decided that not enough said Sanders, winner of three events school to better prepare for the 1992 the student athlete uses the institu­ have won four consecutive NCAA records, dropped a bombshell when Olympics. Both are competing here. tion’s facilities. The coach just can’t football and basketball players were at the NCAA women’s meet at In­ titles. graduating so they were going to dianapolis last month. Water main tests MANCHESTER — The ; Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper Water and Sewer Division will be flushing water mains from Hartford Road north between Cooper Hill, Broad Street and 'I-.- I .PLFL'i' Main Street to West Middle SCOREBOARD Turnpike starting Monday. The 17:09; Bruce. StL (hooking), 17:51. flushing will continue from 7:15 Third Period—5, DetroiL Fedorov 1. 1:52 6 Iraq offers a.m. to 3 p.m. throughout the Hockey DetroiL Miller 1 (Burr). 9:19. 7, SL Louis, Hull 2 Lakers 102, Suns 98 Week. ' (Brown, Oates), 10:23 (pp), 8. SL Louis, Oates TURF LAUKERS(102) 1 (Hull, Brown), 12:44 (pp). 9, DetroiL Yzerman Perkins 6-14 3-4 15. Wbrthy 12-19 2-2 26, Transactions Fire flow tests and hydraulic NHL playoff glance 3 (Probert), 14:55. Penaltios— Stevens, StL Divac 3-5 1-2 7. E.Johnson 2-5 6 6 10. Scott capacity tests of the system will (boarding), 2:42; Carson. Dot (high-steking), VS. GRASS 4-9 7-8 17. Teegle 7-13 0 6 14, Green 3-7 5 5 DIVISION SEMIFINALS BASEBALL also be done during the week. 4:50; Snepsts, StL (rougNng), 4:50; Garpeniov, How batting averages vary uM M xiki! 9, Smith 5 3 1-2 1, Thompson 1-2 1-1 3. Totals (Best-o(-7) Det (slashing). 9:32; Marois, StL (slashing), American League Kurds amnesty Home faucet water should 3577 24-30 102. Wsdnosday, April 3 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Claimed Eddie V<v\ 10:54; Carson, Dot (tripping). 12:06; ProberL PHOENIX (98) clear after a few hours. If water Hartford 5, Boston 2, Hartford leads series DoL triple minor (high-sticking, double rough­ They hit better on natural grass in 1990: Taubensee, catcher, off waivers from the Oak­ 1-0 Chambers 5 1 8 4-4 22, McDaniel 11-18 1-1 land Athletics. NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Iraq Iraq’s ruling Revolutionary appears discolored for an ex­ ing), 19:41; Stevens, StL, double minor (rough­ 23, Lang 2-6 1-4 5, Homacak 513 0 6 10 Montreal 7, Buffalo 5, Montreal leads series ing), 19:41. MINNESOTA TWINS—Sent U nny Webster, offered amnesty Friday to rebel­ Command Council announced the tended period, homeowners 1-0 K.Johnson 12-25 9-10 33. Majerie 2-5 5 0 5 catcher, to Ftortland of the f^c ific Coast Shots on goal—Detroit 76-14—27. SL Louis Rambis 0-2 0 6 0, West 5 4 5 0 0. Knight 0-2 lious Kurds, but hundreds of New Jersey 3, Pittsburgh 1, New Jersey League. Waived F^t Howell, outfielder. pardon, which it said applied to should call the Water Division at 10-16-14— 40. 0 6 0. Totals 41-93 1519 98. I " leads series 1 -0 NEW YORK YANKEES—Sent Steve Howe, thousands of fearful refugees ig­ 647-3201. Power-play OpportuNties—Detroit 1 of 5; SL LA Lakers 29 26 23 24— 102 all Kurds in the northern region N.Y. Rangers 2, Washington 1. New York Louis 2 of 6. pitcher, and Jim Walewander, outfielder, to their Pf«8hi« 15 27 30 26— 98 nored the offer and besieged the that has been wracked by a leads series 1 -0 Goalies—Detroit, Chevaldae, 1-0 (40 minor-league camp for reassignmanL Optioned Thursday, April 4 3-Point goals— LA Lakers 2-4 (Scott 2-2, Alart Mills, pitcher, John Flamos, catchW, and borders of neighboring states. month-long rebellion. shots-37 saves). St. Louis, Riendeau, 0-1 Perkins 5 1 . Worthy 0-1), Phoenix 16 (Majerie i Minnesota 4, Chicago 3, OT, Minnesota (22-17), Jablonski (9:19 tNrd, 5-4). Mike Humphreys, outfielder, to Columbus of the Humanitarian aid began arriv­ The pardon covers even Beware impostors leads series 1-0 1-1, K.Johnson 0-1, Chambers 5 2 , Hornacok International League. A—17,105. 0-2). Fouled out—None. Rebounds-4^ Lakers ing from the West. And President MANCHESTER — Officials Detroit 6. SL Louis 3, Detroit leads series 1-0 SEATTLE MARINERS-Optionod Keith Cortv deserters from the army or Referee—Danis Morel. Linesmen—Mark 51 (Perkins 13), Phoenix 50 (Lang 10). As­ Edmonton 3, Calgary 1, Edmonton loads Vines, Bob Hodges. stock, pitcher, and TIno Martinez and Dave Bush, who has been criticized for security forces, but not people at Manchester High School say series 1-0 sists—LA Lakers 23 (E.Johnson 14), Phoenix Cochrane, infielders, to Calgary of the Ftocific refusing to aid the Kurds, ordered there may be individuals posing 24 (K.Johnson 12). Total fouls—LA Lakers 20, Coast League. Sent Alonzo P t^ ll, outfielder, guilty of premeditated killing, Vancouver 6. Los Angeles 5. Vancouver Oilers 3, Flames 1 Phoenix 25. A— 14,487. leads series 1-0 to their minor-league camp for reetosignmenl U.S. Air Force planes to airdrop as members of high school or­ Edmonton 1 i i _3 rape or theft, the official Iraqi Placed Mike Schooler, pitcher, on the 15day Friday, April 5 Calgary i g 0— 1 food, blankets and clothing to News Agency reported.
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