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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1980
Prairie View 7th in SWAC sports
United Press International
JACKSON, Miss. — Jackson State University has won the 1980
Southwestern Athletic Conference All-Sports Trophy.
This is the sixth time in eight years that Jackson State has beaten six
other SWAC schools for the trophy awarded on a point basis depending
on where a school finishes in conference sports.
Jackson State had 59 points while runner-up Southern University
(La.) had 49. The JSU Tigers had first-place finishes in baseball and
cross country, were second in indoor track, outdoor track, golf and
tennis, and finished third in football and basketball.
Following JSU and Southern were Texas Southern, 46; Grambling,
41.5; Mississippi Valley, 35; Alcorn, 32.5; and Prairie View A&M, 19.
Pope drafted by WBL’s Milwaukee
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by RICHARD OLIVER
Sports Editor
Peggy Pope, the consistent shoo
ter who led the Texas A&M Univer
sity women’s basketball team to a
19-12 record this season, became the
latest in a long string of Aggie
athletes to advance to the pro ranks
when she was drafted by the Mil
waukee Express of the Women’s
Basketball League Monday.
Pope is the first Aggie ever to be
drafted in the Women’s Basketball
League. The Express picked her in
the ninth round.
Texas A&M coach Cherri Rapp
said Pope is an excellent jumper, and
that should help her chances
tremendously in the pros.
“She has great jumping ability,”
she said. “There is potential there for
her to play. She may have to shoot a
bit more from the outside, but she’ll
do well, if she wants to bad enough. ”
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Pope, who transferred to Texas
A&M after a two-year stay at Panola
Junior College in Carthage, wanted
to play at Dallas, but said Milwaukee
will do just fine.
“Dallas is closer to home,” she
said. “Also, I was going to graduate
in December, and start my student
teaching in Dallas, but I can’t do it in
Milwaukee.
“I talked to a lot of friends. Some
would say for me to go ahead and
finish school, and I could try out next
year. And some said to try out now
and finish school another time. I’m
going to go ahead and try my chances
in Milwaukee. I can go ahead and
maybe finish school later. If I wait to
try out, I may never do it.”
velop a long shot. I’ve beenworlrii
on it. I’ll have to dribble more, so
I’ve been working on that.”
The transition to the professional
ranks will present a different world
for Pope, and she said she’s ready to
change.
Pope averaged 13.9 points and 1!
rebounds a game this year for tke
Aggies, and scored over 1,
in two years at the University.
“I’ve always played post here, but
I can’t play post in the pros. I’m too
short. I’m going to have to start
shooting from the outside and de-
Although Pope has the confidence
she can succeed despite the many
changes pro ball in Milwaukee mil
force her to make, one thing has hen
bit thoughtful and uncertain.
“I hate cold weather,” she said,
Re
After
Ellenberger knew of plots,
wrongdoings, says assistant
United Press International
ROSWELL, N.M. — Former University of New
Mexico assistant basketball coach Manny Goldstein says
one player was paid $750 to sign a national letter of
intent with the school.
Goldstein testified Tuesday afternoon in the second
day of the U.S. district court trial of his former boss,
Norm Ellenberger, who is charged with six counts of
fraud and one count of interstate travel in aid of rack
eteering.
The former assistant said the money was given to
forward Andre Logan, since declared ineligible, by for
mer chief assistant John Whisenant.
“Another school had made him a generous offer,”
Goldstein said. “His mother lived in New York with four
foster children and he wanted to stay close to them.”
Goldstein called a plot to make Logan academically
eligible “crazy and risky” but said Ellenberger knew of
it.
The coaches were in a hurry to get Logan eligible so
he could play in an exhibition game against the Russian
Nationals on Nov. 12, 1978, Goldstein said. Ellenberger
warned him to get Logan eligible, he said, or the West
ern Athletic Conference “would be all over us with an
investigation.”
Goldstein, who is expected to plead guilty in his
upcoming trial on felony charges stemming from the
transcript-rigging scandal, said an Albuquerque printer
William Blackstad, was in on the changing of the train
cript.
Blackstad, who has already pleaded guilty to felony
charges for his participation, obtained an embosserwitl
the official seal of a junior college so the forged transcript
would look official, Goldstein said, and Logan’s altered
transcript was then placed in an offical Mercer Juniot
College envelope.
“I took it to the athletic department and handed ittn
coach Ellenberger and he took it to Ike Singer (then
associate athletic director at UNM), Goldstein said
Goldstein said he used the Mercer seal again toaller
the transcript of another former player, Craig Gilbert,
who transferred to UNM from Oxnard Junior College in
California.
The plot to forge a Mercer transcript and have#
accepted by Oxnard as part of Gilbert’s academic record
was the basis of wiretap recordings taken last November
which eventually led to the scandal and Ellenberger!
trial.
An Oxnard official demanded an unspecified anroutl
of money to change the transcript, Goldstein said,
he sent a check to Bob Marucca, the Oxnard athletic
trainer. The money came from a cash fund of SI,60)
that Ellenberger had established to pay for summer
school tuition for players who were having grade
trouble in school.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -
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the Kansas City Royals a 3-2 victor
over the Texas Rangers.
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with a single off Gaylord Perry,
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