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Page 10/The Battalion/Wednesday, April 2, 1986
Students call
for scrapping
UH sport fund
HOUSTON (AP) — If University
of Houston students have their way,
the school’s board of regents will
stop funding Cougar athletics by
1990.
The school’s Student Senate
passed that resolution Monday as
well as a one opposing any increase
in student fees allocated to athletics.
Student fees currently $90 per se
mester per student.
The students’ actions come at a
time when the university is faced
with allegations that some football
players accepted cash payments or
were academically ineligible to play.
“Athletics can no longer remain
the sacred cow here,” said student
senator Alfred Bennett, who spon
sored a resolution to abolish athlet
ics.
The student senate amended the
resolution to target the funding in
stead.
But Chancellor Richard Van
Horn, appearing before the Senate,
said if the athletic department was
abolished, the university “would find
it more difficult to recruit students.”
Van Horn added that the univer
sity could have more difficulty get
ting good faculty members.
UH Athletic Director Tom Ford
also appeared before the senate to
defend the school’s athletic program
and the administration’s proposal to
increase the amount of student serv
ice fees spent on athletics to $2 mil
lion from $900,000.
The total student fees raised each
year are $5 million.
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UH basketball finds its man
Foster leaves Lamar job to follow in Lewis' footsteps
HOUSTON (AP) — Lamar’s Pat Foster, who with
drew his name from consideration for the head basket
ball coaching post at the University of Houston, said
Tuesday he accepted the Cougars’ offer to replace re
tiring coach Guy V. Lewis.
“I’m certainly pleased and I consider it an honor to
have this position,” Foster said after the Houston
Board of Regents offered him the job.
“It’s a job that has a great amount of prestige,” Fos
ter said.
Foster is the third head basketball coach in the 41-
year history of Cougar athletics.
“It’ll be difficult to win as many basketball games as
Guy has,” he said, referring to Lewis’ 30 seasons at
Houston. “I probably won’t make it that long.”
UH Athletic Director Tom Ford said Foster “was
one of the top candidates from the beginning.”
“Because of the high profile of the head coaching
job, we felt it was necessary to conduct a national
search to select the best coach possible,” Ford said.
Ford said Foster was the first to be offered the posi
tion.
Foster said he may keep the Cougars’ current assis
tants or bring his Lamar staff to Houston.
Although he withdrew his name from consider
ation, Foster said he never lost interest in the post.
Foster said he was offered the job Monday night,
when he met with Ford at a restaurant between Beau
mont and Houston. He said it was the first contact he
had with the school since withdrawing his name.
Before coming to Lamar, where he was head basket
ball coach and athletic director, Foster was assistant to
Eddie Sutton at the University of Arkansas for seven
years.
Foster, 46, has compiled a 134-49 record during his
six years as the Cardinals coach. His teams have made
six consecutive postseason appearances. His 1983-84
team set a school record with 26 wins and this past sea
son was the first time his team failed to win 20 games.
Earlier Tuesday, Ford confirmed that Stanford
University’s Fom Davis had withdrawn his name.
Iowa’s George Raveling withdrew last week totakea
similar position at the University of Southern Califor
nia.
Davis has already met with Iowa officials about their
vacant position.
Purdue’s Gene Ready flew in for an interview and
decided to slay with the Boilermakers. Navy’s Paul
Evans visited, but accepted the Pitt job.
Rockets waltz by Warriors for 5th straight time
HOUSTON (AP) — Akeem Ola-
juwon scored 34 points, pulled down
22 rebounds and blocked seven
shots to lead the Houston Rockets to
125-121 victory over the Golden
State Warriors Tuesday night.
Houston, 47-29, and the Midwest
Division leader, defeated the War
riors for the fifth time in as many
meetings this season.
Ralph Sampson, who has missed
three games with a bruised back, re
turned to the Houston lineup, play
ing nine minutes but was held
scoreless.
Golden State made a late chal
lenge after a three-point shot by
Terry Teagle and a three-point play
by Eric Floyd cut the Houston lead
to 121-117 with 29 seconds left.
Houston then sank five of six free
throws to secure the win.
Mavericks 128, Suns 98
DALLAS (AP) — Sam Perkins
and Mark Aguirre combined for 23
points in the third quarter to help
the Dallas Mavericks pull away from
the Phoenix Suns and take a 128-98
victory Tuesday night.
Perkins led the Mavericks with 25
points and Aguirre had 22. To
gether they led a 17-8 Dallas run
that turned a one-point halftime
lead into a 79-69 Mavericks’ advan
tage.
Aguirre added a three-point bas
ket to give Dallas a 94-79 edge at the
end of the third quarter.
Dallas, 41-34, completed a five-
game sweep of the season series with
the Suns.
Dallas coach Dick Motta, the
NBA’s fourth winningest coach,
earned his 750th career-victory
against 719 losses. Motta’s win re
cord is bettered only by Red Auer
bach’s 938, Jack Ramsay’s 781 and
Gene Shue’s 757.
Dallas, which clinched a playoff
spot last week, moved one step closer
to nailing down fourth place in the
overall Western Conference stand
ings.
The Suns, 29-45, face the possibil
ity of missing the playoffs for the
first time in nine years.-
Kings 109, Spurs 99
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Guard
Mike Woodson scored 10 of his 21
points during a late-game scoring
streak to lead the Sacramento Kings
to a 109-99 win over the San Anto
nio Spurs Tuesday night.
Woodson led a last-quarter rally
that enabled the Kings to turn a one-
point lead into a 14-point advantage.
The loss tarnished Spurs’ Alvin
Robertson’s record-setting defensive
performance. The second-year
guard broke the NBA single-season
steal record less than 1 Vi minutes
into the contest.
Robertson, who finished the game
with four steals, broke the record of
281 set 10 years ago by Don Buse,
now a Spurs assistant.
The Kings, who were perfect on
10 free throws down the stretch, are
now 34-42. San Antonio, which has
lost 19 of its last 22 games, is now 33-
45.
N8A Roundup
Other Tuesday Scores:
(home team in capitals)
ATLANTA 107
Washington 91
Boston 123
CLEVELAND 105
DETROIT 1 16
Indiana 108
New Jersey 1 11
NEW YORK 93
MILWAUKEE 116
Chicago 107
L.A. Clippers 113
UTAH 109
L.A. LAKERS 109
Seattle 104
PORTLAND 127
Denver 1 10
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