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' • HOUSTON (AP) Akeem• Abdul piling 41 points, 40 rebounds and 15
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`Olajuwon, the University of Hous- blocked shots in the Final Four. Olajuwon. Olajuwon said he would not refuse •
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ton's 7-0 center says he would forfeit Professional scouts projected Ola- "It is a big decision and a difficult to play professionally somewhere be- John Place, this year's 188-pound. Penn State wrestling coach Rich •
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his collegiate eligibility and enter the Suwon would be among the top three decision to make," Olajuwon said. "I sides Houton. • New Jersey state wrestling cham- Lorenzo said he is
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NBA draft if guaranteed he would players taken in the NBA college will definitely have to make the deci- "If I was eventually drafted by a pion, has signed a national letter of Place join the Nittany Lions. • ',': . .. • . ... .. .
play in Houston, the Houston Chroni- draft June 28. To be eligibile, Olaju- sion by May 14, but I would really like team in another city, I would have to intent to attend Penn State. . . • •
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.cle said in a copyright story yester- won would have to renounce his ama- to have it done by May 12 or sooner." go there and see how I liked it. I have "JOhn has a super attitude; is very
Place earned All-American honors peanuts ® •
',day. teur status by May 14. , . Olajuwon said his decision rests not seen anywhere else. Maybe I coachable, and is a winner who's not :
GOOD, NOW, THAT .
this. year after . compiling a. 33-0 re-
Speculation about Olajuwon's fu- "If I could be sure I was going to partly on teammate Clyde Drexler, a would like it, maybe I would not. But I satisifed with anything less than be-i . . ii-. 24 ,
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4.ure has mounted since the National stay in Houston, I would come out," junior also rated highly by pro scouts. do know Houston and I love Houston. . •ing a national champion," Loreniol ; T. THINK THE FIRST THING . NOW MENTION 1
A two-time winner of Sparta High I DON'T FEEL GUILTY
:Collegiate Athletic Association play- Olajuwon told the Chronicle. . Drexler has remained non-committal I would like to stay here." , THERE'S ALSO PROBLEM, STUPIDITY 1 ,
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`offs when when the Cougars lost in The Chronicle quoted sources as about his plans. The Rockets, with two of the first School's Most Valuable Wrestler , said. "It's extremely important to: ', -WE. SHOULD CONSIDER .
Penn State wrestling . to . continually ' ABOUT CLINGING TO A _ EMBARRASSMENT EITHER 0 vl •
:the final to North Carolina State 54-52. saying Olajuwon met several times "Because I love to play basketball three picks 'in .the drat, have had award, Place finished third at last be able to recruit people like. .. SECURIT'( BLANKET 15 GUILT /1.--....': ---...._____ I_
Olajuwon, a 20-year-old sophomore last week with Lee Fentress, a Wash- with Clyde Drexler. And if Clyde their sights set on Ralph Sampson, year s New Jersey . State tournament. . who . are both great wrestlers
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from Nigeria, was named the tourna- ington, D.C. attorney who represents decided to turn professional, then I the 7-4 center from the University of Place, who compiled a 76-2 career great people."
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i 'inent's outstanding player after corn- Philadelphia 76ers center Moses Ma'- definitely would not have as much fun. Virginia. . . record, began • wrestling at Mifflin- . .a ;
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!By RALPH BERNSTEIN
;AP Sports Writer
PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia Phillies' pitch
ang coach Claude Osteen said he took one look at
Pitcher John Denny last September and couldn't
believe what he saw.
The Phillies obtained Denny from Cleveland
'Sept. 11 for three rookies.
Osteen remembered the Denny he coached for
four years, 1977-1980, With the St. Louis Cardinals.
"He came here with a delivery there was no way
could remember from our days in St. Louis," said
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After Denny beat the Chicago Cubs Monday
night, the coach related how he had remade Den
ny's style.
"He had picked up a lot of bad habits in his three
seasons with Cleveland," Osteen said. "And bad
habits are very tough to break."
Osteen said there was no way Denny could get the
maximum with the way he was throwing.
"Now his arm is strong, shoulder strong, and he
has good habits again in his delivery," Osteen said.
Denny was 6-11 at Cleveland last year, but
missed 44 days with an ailing shoulder.
"The main thing is that he was pushing the ball
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instead of throwing," Osteen said.
"His curveball was too slow. It had no power. But
we've really made some progress. We spent more
than an hour throwing in the batting cage the other
day.
"He really felt good, and looked the closest to the
way he threw in St. Louis."
Denny gives Osteen all the credit for finding the
flaws in his pitching that not only kept him from
winning, but contributed to his elbow problem.
"Claude corrected things so that now I'm throw
ing my breaking ball with more velocity. And I'm
using my fastball more." Denny 'said.
Baseball and softball games postponed,i
The inclement weather once again
played havoc with the baseball team.
Yesterday's single game with West
Chester was postponed as was to
day's matchup with Juniata.
Lion Head Coach Shorty Stoner was
unsure if these games will be made
up because of the heavy backlog of
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games already scheduled
The cold and windy weather also•
canceled yesterday's double-header:
between the softball team and La:,
Salle at Lady Lion Field. The games',
against LaSalle were rescheduled for,
yestcrday, because they were rainedi
out two weeks ago.
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