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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 18, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday March 18, 1986 stars and stripes Page 27 Buffon blames Media for coaching pressure from press dispatches Charlotte . Basketball coach Eddie Button of the University of Kentucky says the Media is contributing to the intense pressure facing Colleg coaches. Basketball is the Best it s Ever been but sometimes you people in the Media put too much pressure on coaches Sut ton said during a news conference with three other coaches prior to sunday s second round of the Mcaa Southeast regional basketball tournament. I was saddened when Moe Iba re signed Sutton said. Iba who had coached six seasons at Nebraska turned in his resignation immediately after the Cor huskers lost their Mcaa tournament game to West Ern Kentucky 67-59 Friday night. Sutton said pressure was much More severe now at Kentucky than it was 25 years ago. He said the time had passed when coaches would stay at one school for lengthy tenures some continuing until they were 65 or 70 years old. Everybody gets to watch enough basketball to be dangerous Sutton said. He told the gathering of Media representatives i think you ought to be More positive rather than being  Grimes Amitrano win Reno Ney. Joe Grimes and Paul Mitrano a pair of left handers from the Boston area Defeated the top seeded in Diana team of Sheryl Bower and Bob Holbrook 422-416 sunday to win the seventh annual $150,000 Miller Lite National doubles Bowling tournament. Grimes bowled a 240 game and the winners who split $50,000, got the break they needed when Holbrook was left with a 4-6-7-10 split which he failed to convert. Earlier the winners won a semifinal match from Rudy Cristobal and Rey Valdez of san Francisco 427-416 Asmi Trano bowled a 232 game. Holbrook and Bower split $25,000 while Cristobal Valdez shared $15,000. The tournament attracted 80,000 entries from 48 states and Canada. Wac sues Cosell Dallas the world boxing Council has filed a Federal lawsuit against sportscaster Howard Cosell say ing he lib eled and slandered the organization in his Best Selling Book i never played the  the suit filed Friday in Dallas claims Cosell caused the wac disastrous scandal ridicule and professional disrepute by referring to it and other boxing regulators As instruments of  the Council seeks unspecified dam Ages in excess of $20,000. Cosell 65, reached at his Home in new York said he was unaware of the lawsuit and had no comment. A portion of the Book quoted in the lawsuit says the wac and world Box ing association Are in reality conspirators in rigging  these organizations Are basically instruments of extortion playing by their own rules creating their own champions easily manipulated by the gifts and favors of promoters and Man agers who Are seeking special considerations for their fighters the Book said. China to allow boxing peking China will resume Box ing As a sport some 30 years after it sports wire officially was banned on grounds it was too violent the official Xinhua news Agency reports. The sport will be reintroduced with the Hope of winning medals in future olympics Xinhua quoted sports min ister i Menghua As telling a National sports conference saturday. Boxing has enjoyed an unofficial Boom in some cities after former world heavyweight boxing Champion Muhammad Ali first visited China in 1980, Xin Hua said. Ali visited China again last year and gave demonstrations in various cities. The sport was popular in the 1950s, especially among army members but was abolished because it was considered dangerous to boxers the Xinhua report said. Watt still critical London doctors reported Sun Day there was no change in the condition of scottish welterweight boxing Champi on Steve Watt who is critical but stable after collapsing in the ring at the end Olf a non title fight Friday. Watt who Sank into a coma shortly after being stopped in the tenth round by local favorite Rocky Kelly at the West London hotel had a blood clot removed from his brain by surgeons Early saturday. Paul tempest duty administrator at Charing Cross Hospital where the 27 year old Boxer is in intensive care said Watt remains  Farrior honoured new York j. Rex Farrior who was Captain of the 1916 University of Florida football team has been named Winner of the award Given each year by the National football foundation for the most outstanding contribution to Amateur football. The 89-year-old Farrior an attorney in Tampa fla., has been Active in the Effort to get the Hall of Fame bowl for the Florida City a move which is await ing the approval of the Mcaa special events committee. Farrior who once coached High school football is a member of the Flor Ida sports Hall of Fame. He was selected for the award by the foundation s awards committee. Pre Vious winners included Bud Dudley executive director of the Liberty bowl for Mer notre Dame athletic director Moose Krause and Joseph Tomlin founder of pop Warner football. Marathon will pay towns Boston the Boston athletic association will distribute $115,000 among eight cities and towns As compensation for running the Boston mar athon through their communities on april 21. It is the first time in the 90-year his tory of the event that the Baa will help pay the costs communities incur As a result of the race. Coffey Froese honoured new York defens Eman Paul Coffey of the Edmonton oilers and Phil Adelphia flyers goaltender Bob Froese were named co winners sunday of the nil player of the week award. Coffey who tied two league records during the week with an eight Point game collected 13 Points in four games. He had three goals and 10 assists in that Span. Froese allowed just one goal in seven periods he played during the week. Japan Calls for efforts to Aid Dollar to today up alarmed by the Sharp Rise in the value of the yen finance min ister Noboru Takeshita called monday for joint efforts by major Western nations to bolster the . Dollar. The drastic change in Exchange rates is not desirable. We have to coordinate to intervene because unilateral action can hardly Stop  Takeshita made the remark after the Dol Lar hit an All time Low of 175.00 yen in Early trading in Tokyo monday. The rate was the lowest on record. The previous Low of 175.50 yen to the Dollar was set on oct. 31, 1978. Government spokesman Masaharu Goto a said the government will have to take proper action after carefully assessing its Impact on the Domestic  the Dollar s fall in Tokyo was triggered by massive speculative Selling Friday. The . Unit closed at 177.70 yen. The Bank of Japan was concerned about the Steep fall of the Dollar and was in close Contact with monetary authorities from other major Western nations officials in the Central Bank said. Five major Western nations the United states Britain France West Germany and Japan agreed last september to lower the Dollar and raise the yen s value As a Means of cutting Japan s Trade surplus. A higher yen would make it harder for japanese exporters to sell their goods Over seas. Conversion rates London up monday s closing rates for the . Dollar to other currencies. Figures Are expressed in dollars to the British Pound and other local currencies to dollars the Price of Gold closed at $325.75 an ounce Silver at $5.78. _ mar.14 mar.17british Pound 1.46775 1.46450 German Mark 2.2598 2.2468 French franc .6.9425 6.9050 dutch Guilder 2.5435 2.5385 belgian franc 46.900 46.575 italian lira 1,538.00 1,527.00 Swiss franc 1.9035 1.8823 greek drachma 140.85 14075 turkish lira 608.85 645 00 Spanish peseta 142.00 141.60 portuguese escudo 147.00 147.00 Canadian Dollar 1.3945 1 3869 austrian Schilling 15.82 15 75 norwegian Krone 7.1310 8 3025 danish Krone 8.3450 8.3025 these Are commercial rates and can be related Only to the use of foreign currency by . Forces for official business. Sales of German Marks to . Personnel for personal use will be at the rate of 2.23 tuesday based on a Price fixing at midday and allowance for Standard handling charges. 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