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Celebrities in Local Golf Tourney 16 — THE CAPITAL TIMES, Madison, WIs., Wednesday, July 30,1986 IN THIS CORNER Celebrities in local golf tourney Despite verdict, From staff, wire setvke reports The committee's report said Bradley violated rules in recruiting one student Celebrities from the world of profes- athlete by giving him or his family use sional sports will be in Madison Monday NAMES AND GAMES of a car, other transportation, meals to play in the Rayovac/Andy North and other benefits. It singled out Ver- NFL didn't win Golf Invitational at Maple Bluff Coun- sace for what it termed his unethical try Club. 1985 draft choice Eugene McDowell mination about their futures will be The invitational event is a fund-raiser and free agents Dan Fedennan and made at that tune, he said. conduct AFTER 49 days of testimony and 31 hours of deliberation, a six-per- for Wisconsin Special Olympics. Rick Strong, the Bucks said. Gregg, a sophomore, and Long, a sen- "The NCAA is a cartel and clearly son jury found 27 out of 28 National Football League teams guilty of con- Among the celebrities expected to at- The Bucks also announced Tuesday ior, were indicted for possession of co- demonstrated that it lacks integrity,'' spiracy to monopolize football. The Los Angeles Raiders were not tend are former Packers Larry McCar- that they extended 12 invitations to the caine and obstruction of justice for al- Versace said. "It does not deal with any named in the lawsuit. The jury did not accept the USFL's charges of re- ren, Ron Kostelnikand Bob SkoronsW; Los Angeles Summer Basketball legedly removing evidence from the level of fairness. It tricks people and straint of trade and monopoly in television, and cleared television of all former Vikings Stu Voigt, Paul Krause, League. dormitory room where Bias collapsed uses pressure tactics. charges of monopoly. BUI Brown, Bob Lee and Nefl Graff; Invited were: Bucks veterans Kenny June 19, just two days after being "You have to stand up to the Philis- The jury found that all contracts were negotiated individually, and and ex-Badger and Washington Red- Fields, Earl Jones, Jerry Reynolds and drafted by the NBA champion Boston tines, and if the Philistines are the prior to the birth of the USFL. Commissioner Pete Rozelle, who had skin Pat Rtehter. Derrick Rowland; 1986 first-round pick Celtics. NCAA, then stand up to them." been named an individual defendant, was found innocent of conspiracy Also expected to attend are GonHe Scott Skfles, a guard from Michigan Versace has interviewed with Detroit •• charges. The jury awarded the USFL one dollar in damages. Howe, Ken Hodge, Bob Johnson, Don State; and NBA veterans Tony Brown, Pistons coach Chuck Daly for a possi- On the surface, it seems that Nelson, Paul MokesU, Rick Barry, Bob Bill Gamett, Stuart Gray and Rod Big- Early morning fire ble assistant coach's job. nearly everyone believes that Lanier, Wayne Embry, Hank Ray- gins; and free agents Damn Brittman hits Comiskey Park the verdict in total is a victory monds and Steve Yoder. and Brent Tunm. for the NFL. It has been largely A shotgun start is scheduled for 12:15 Five maintenance workers were Howser begins reported that way on television pm treated for smoke inhalation after an outpatient treatment last night. However, it may not i •• Approximately 100 golfers have paid Pacers Irvine steps down, early-morning fire damaged a storage be as clear and as simple as all wi^^SJ^k COSQll a tax-deductible contribution of $500 to will move to front office room at Comiskey Park, officials said Outpatient radiation treatments play. today. began Tuesday for Kansas City Royals According to juror Miriam George Irvine, frustrated in two los- The maintenance workers an were Manager Dick Howser, who remains Sanchez, there was a hung jury ing years as an NBA coach with the In- released after treatment, according to upbeat about his battle against brain at 3 and 3, a jury that fought and screamed over this case and the ver- UW adds three „> diana Pacers, will be going after some spokesmen at Mercy and Michael cancer, a team spokesman said. dict, and a jury that was ultimately determined to compromise to avoid unfulfilled goals in his new role as di- Reese hospitals where the men were a hung jury and a retrial to women's cage staff rector of player personnel for the team. Doctors plan to give Howser five Sanchez also said openly — and this is key — that they chose to set The University of Wisconsin women's Irvine announced his resignation and taken. radiation treatments a week for the The 76-year-old Comiskey Park, next five weeks, Dean Vogdaar, the damages at one dollar because they were unsure as to how high the basketball team has added two assist- the move to the front office at a news home of the Chicago White Sox, is the damages should be, and they wanted Judge Peter K. Leisure to set the ant coaches and a graduate assistant to conference Tuesday. team's vice president for public rela- oldest baseball stadium in the major tions, said Tuesday. damages for them. Judge Leisure has a right to do .this, but it remains to the staff of new head Coach Mary Mur- The Pacers compiled a 48-116 record leagues. be seen if he will. phy. during Irvine's two years as head Damage, which was confined to the "He's really himself, he's got his Meanwhile, it may behoove the public to keep Sanchez's statement in The new assistant coaches are: Mary coach. The Pacers finished 2240 in his storage room, was estimated at $5,000, sense of humor," said Vogelaar, who is mind, every time they hear that this case was a total victory for the Peckham, an assistant coach at North first season—the worst in the NBA — said a Chicago Fire Department offi- among a few team officials to visit with NFL, based on the jury damage award. Carolina; and Ruth Kuzmank, a for- and 26-56 last season. cial Howser since the operation last Tues- What does this decision mean to the average fan? Judge Leisure will mer assistant coach at Northern Illi- day. "Dick gets a little bit tired, but not write his final opinion until September. Assuming that he stands on nois. All-city swim meet here's a man who had major surgery a the one dollar damages (to be trebeled to $3), here's what you can ex- Donna Frettag, a native of Oregon Versace rips Bradley week ago. His spirit is outstanding. He pect. and a former UW-Platteville and Uni- starts Thursday has a very positive attitude—that's • The USFL will perish. versity of Iowa star, was named gradu- for not fighting NCAA Dick Howser." • New York will not have a football team in the forseeable future. ate assistant Madison's annual all-city swim meet will be held Thursday, Friday and Bradley University should have • The NFL will probably get an anti-trust exemption from the Con- fought a National Collegiate Athletic gress of the United States. Saturday at the Monona pool Fort Atkinson's Offerdahl Preliminaries will be Thursday and Association investigation that ted to the • Anti-trust exemption will probably lead to pay television for at school's basketball program being put Bits and pieces least some, if not all, NFL telecasts because declining television pro Friday starting at 9:30 am Saturday's finally signs with Dolphins finals begin at 9 am. on probation, lame-duck Coach Dick Atlanta Braves relief pitcher Bruce football revenues will force lower rights payments by the networks to Versace says. Sutter, who will undergo an arthrogram the NFL. Rookie John Offerdahl felt guilty dur- Teams competing include Hill Farm, ing his two-week-plus holdout from Maple Bluff, Monona, MkkUeton, Nako- "If we had had the courage to stand examination on his right shoulder • Player salaries will doubtless decline and union strength and influ- Friday, is not expected to return to the ence will decline along with it. Miami Dolphins training camp, but he ma, Parkcrest, Ridgewood, Shorewood up to the NCAA like we should have, said "that's part of the game." and West Side. our kids wouldn't be in the situation National League club's lineup this year How else will it affect you? The same way it will affect me. Competi- ... Former Pro Bowlers Association tion in an open market in this country produces excellence, excitement, The game he was talking about was- they are," Versace was quoted as say- n't football It was contract negotia- ing hi today's Peoria Journal Star. Midwest Regional director Don color, variety, stars and superstars. It gives a vibrancy to everything, Two Maryland players McClaren, who helped bring PB A and football is no different. tions. The school should have said, 'We're Offerdahl, the Dolphins' top draft suspended indefinitely not going to take that We Ve got a good competition to the Madison area with I remember — don't you — the excitement of the fledgling AFL, of the Pepsi Open Regional at Prairie David A. Sonny Werblin buying the dying Titans and turning them into pick in the second round, apparently coach, a good program; we're as clean won that game as time was running Two University of Maryland basket- as any school you can toothcomb.' But Lanes in Sun Prairie, died of a heart at- the New York Jets. I remember the excitement of watching Al Davis as ban players believed to have been with tack at his St Louis home Monday...
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