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MSC Political Forum
presents
His Excellency
B.G.Fourie
South African Ambassador to U.S.
“The Government Perspective”
A Rare University Appearance
Thursday, March 22 8 p.m.
Rudder Theatre
Page 12/The Battalion/Wednesday, March 21,1984
Horns’
hopes
higher
TANK MCNAMARA
United Press International
For a|m Students,
The Apartment
That Pavs Its
AUSTIN — Forward Mike
Wacker, knocked out of Texas’
starting lineup by a devastating
knee injury two years ago, says
he hopes to return to the Long
horn basketball team next year.
“It’s not hurting as much,
and it’s getting bigger and
stronger,” the 6-foot-9, 220-
pound Wacker said of his left
knee.
Wacker said Dr. Pat Evans,
the Dallas Cowboys’ orthopedic
surgeon who performea the
second operation on his knee a
year ago, agrees the knee has
improved.
Wacker was averaging more
than 16 points and nearly 10 re
bounds a game when he was in
jured during a January 1982
Southwest Conference game
against Baylor in Waco.
“This is the first time since
I’ve been here that I thought he
had a chance (to return),”
Coach Bob Weltlich said. “I
hope for Mike’s sake more than
for our sake that he can play.”
No excuses this year
Meyer sets strategy
United Press International
CHICAGO —- For the first
time in four years at this time,
DePaul is busy preparing strat
egy rather than excuses.
The fourth-ranked Blue De
mons are mapping out their
plans for Friday night’s game
against Wake Forest in one of
the two Midwest Regional semi
final games in St. Louis.
In the other Midwest mat
chup, fifth-ranked Houston
takes on Metro Conference co
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phis State game and the and the;
winner of the DePaul-Wake
Forest game will play Sunday
afternoon with the winner ad
vancing to the Final Four in
Seattle.
Coach Ray Meyer’s club had
lost three straight NCAA tour
ney games before ripping Illi
nois State Sunday. Meyer,
looking for his first NCAA
championship in his 42nd and
last year of coaching at DePaul,
said he couldn’t wait to start
planning for the game with the
Deacons.
“We went into the hotel room
Sunday night and started talk
ing about Wake Forest,” Meyer
said.
ond round victory at Lii
Neb.
“I don’t think Teacheyj
the credit he deserves,” s
Wake Forest Coach Carl Ti
“He may be the most valml
player in the league."
DePaul has a similar uni
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the team’s leading scorer
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DePaul, the top seed in the
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into the game with the Atlantic
Coast Conference club. Wake
Forest earned a trip to St. Louis
by eliminating Big Eight Con
ference tourney champ Kansas
69-59. The Deacons top threat
is Anthony Teachey, who
grabbed 15 rebounds in the sec-
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NEW ORLEANS — The
owner of the New Orleans
Saints said he wants to keep his
NFL franchise in the Crescent
City, but is concerned about
stalled negotiations for a new
contract with the Louisiana Su
perdome.
John Mecom said Monday he
was “tired of being slapped in
the face,” and blamed the
breakdown in negotiations on
“a small amount of dollars and
one helluva moral issue.” He
declined to elaborate.
“I feel the Saints and myself
have done everything we can to
try and let the people know that
we want to stay here,” he said.
“But we expect something
back.”
The Saints are in the last year
of a 10-year contract with the
Superdome, and negotiations
for a new agreement broke off
last week.
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50-50 of the Saints leaving 'orities res
Dome, which also becamebi le econo
this year to the USFL Breale l° r der area
Indianapolis businessi ACTIOh
Robert Welch has expressed en , smarti
interest in luring the Si riticizing I
from New Orleans. Busiin r °grams t
man Tom Benson of Newl i e was “tin
leans also said he wants tol Mshots"
the Saints and has a “subsiail hursday
money offer ready for Mecot f ^' te seel
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leave the city,” Mecom s u blican 1
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are going to make it econ(J
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