16 Chronicle- Tribune, Marion, Indiana Friday, March 19, 1982 Wabash trying for Div. III title GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) Paced by forward Maurice Woods, defending NCAA Division III champion Potsdam, N.Y., will have its title on the line this weekend in the championship round oft the basketball tournament at Calvin College. Potsdam, 19-9, will face Brooklyn College, 21-8, in a semifinal game today. Wabash, 22-4, will meet Stanislaus, 18-11, later in the evening.
The winners will play for the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division IlI championship at 8:35 p.m. Saturday, with the consolation game set for earlier in the evening. All games will be played at the Knolcrest fieldhouse at Calvin, the first Michigan school ever selected for an NCAA basketball championship. Woman arrested WEST PALM BEACH, (AP). A 20-year-old woman was being held Thursday in Palm Beach County Jail on charges stemming from her allegedly unauthorized use of professional basketball player, Mark Aguirre's credit card.
Karen Lynn Boots, also known as Karen Rice, was arrested late Monday at Palm Beach International Airport and charged with grand theft. She was being held on $1,000 bond. Sheriff's Detective Ray Londo said Ms. Boots, who gave her hometown as "Illinois," charged some $5,000 worth of airline tickets to Aguirre's American Express card. THE Judge orders UAB win BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
(AP) -Coach Gene Bartow was served with court papers ordering his Alabama. Birmingham team to beat Virginia Thursday night in the NCAA's Mideast Regional basketball tournament. Jefferson County Circuit Judge Jack Carl, who issued the order on Wednesday, did not say what the penalty for disobedience would be. Cornell hires BSU aid. ITHACA, N.Y.
(AP), Ted P. Gill, a defensive football line coach for Ball State University, has been hired for the same position at Cornell University, Cornell Athletic Director Mike Slive said Gill; 33, begins the jot Monday. He replaces Jack Touhey, who resigned in January to return to secondary school teaching. Gill was a two-time member of the All-Big Sky team as a defensive tackle for Idaho State. He graduated from that 'school in 1970 and began his coaching career there, befor going to Utah, New.
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(AP) Cincinnati Reds pitcher Tom Seayer will continue running, but he's not sure when he will pitch again because of a pulled thigh muscle. Seaver was bombed in his first outing of the spring one week ago, when he was unable to use his normal delivery because of the injury. Manager John McNamara said Seaver won't pitch again until the thigh is completely heeled. Dodgers sued SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The Los Angeles Dodgers and three of last year's players are being sued for $5 million by a San Francisco Giants' fan who contends he was attacked in the stands at Candlestick Park, court officials said Thursday. Ironically, the Superior Court: suit names Reggie Smith, who now is with the Giants, as well as Jay Johnstone and Davey Lopes, now.
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