European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 10, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday january 10, 1989 the stars and stripes Page 25 Mcaa s winning recruiting Battle convention told by Doug Tucker san Francisco a for the first time in collegiate history the no apis winning the War against illegal recruit ing Dick Schultz told delegates to then Caa convention sunday night. I be talked with our enforcement staff and with coaches and athletic directors and there is a firm feeling that we re getting on top of the intern to is sues the Mcaa s executive director said in remarks opening the annual meeting. Fear of the death penalty Institute Dat a special 1985 convention and levied in 1987 against sum football is Amajor Factor Schultz said. It s also because of the program you be installed in your own institutions and because of the renewed attitude of having integrity in intercollegiate pro Grams he told delegates. Ninety nine percent of everything that s going on in intercollegiate athletics today is exceptionally positive. We have to be sure we Don t get mired Down in that one percent that s  Schultz who took Over for the retire Walter Byers in september 1987, told delegates morale has never been higher on the enforcement staff. Very few people understand the enforcement process. It should be a cooperative Effort Between the Mcaa staff an the individual institutions he said. Schultz said heavy probation levied recently against football programs at Houston Oklahoma and Oklahoma state have caused a general misunderstanding among the  s easy to say things Are going downhill in a hurry. But what you have seen in the past 30 Days is not what you see in intercollegiate athletics in january,1989. It s an Effort to clean up a lot of cases that have been there for two or three years. Fortunately our problems Are no Dif Ferent from those we see in society today. And i think we do a better Job of dealing with our problems than society  Schultz said he bases his assertion that there is less cheating on what he hears from coaches and athletic  number of violations Are Down substantially especially major violations. We have fewer schools under investigation he said. Schultz and others Point to the 1985special convention As the turning Point. I Don t think there s any question that the 1985 convention. Empowering the infractions committee to give out stiffer penalties has had an Impact he said. The message is Clear look if you wilfully violate the rules you re going to get caught. And if you get caught it going to be an embarrassment to you and maybe Cost you your Job and it s no Worth it " Schultz chided the roughly 1,800 University presidents faculty administrators and athletic directors to remember their True  our Mission is not football or Basket Ball or National championships. Our mis Sion is the education of Young people he said. We re not farm clubs for the nil and the Aba. But at the same time if we have bonafide students who Are also outstanding athletes we have to pro vide them the Opportunity to develop athletically As Well As  real purpose is to prepare people to be major contributors and successful leaders in society not to develop great athletic  delegates were to spend most of Mon Day s session listening to various pan lists discuss the results of a massive study of College athletes and their experiences. The schools will begin voting tuesday morning on 147 legislative proposals. I think it May be a relatively Mun Dane convention in terms of controversial proposals Schultz said. A helping hands Juventius of Turin defender Pasquale Bruno finds something to do with his hands in a game where the players Are not supposed to use them As he keeps Rome striker Rudi Voller on a Short Leash sunday in Rome. Bruno s illegal tactics paid off As the visitor walked away with a 3-1 italian league Victory. Nil rounded oilers Cool off flames win 6-0 by the associated press Edmonton Alberta Glenn ande Sonand Mark Messier ended scoring slumps As the Edmonton oilers handed the Calgary flame their first shutout of the season while whipping them 6-0 sunday night. The oilers smarting from a 7-2 Licking in Cal Gary a night earlier got first period Power play goals by Messier and Anderson to Stem a furious Calgary attack and take control of the game. In other games sunday Kings 4, jets 4 Winnipeg Manitoba Wayne Gretzky scored with 7 16 left in the third period giving los Angeles a tie with Winnipeg. Gretzky s 30th goal of the season capped the Kings three goal rally in the third period. The two teams also played to a 4-4 tie Friday i Winnipeg. Bruins 4, Nordques 2 Quebec Cam Neely scored two goals a Boston Defeated Quebec handing the Nordques their fifth consecutive loss. Blackhawk 3, islanders 2 Chicago Denis Layard scored a pair of second period goals As Chicago beat the new York islanders. Kicks rout clippers by the associated press new York Johnny Newman scored 22 of his 26points in new York s 80-Point second half sunday night helping the kicks to a 134-100 rout of the los Angeles clippers and their 11 the consecutive Home Victory. Patrick Ewing also had 26 Points and Charles Oak Ley added 12 Points and 17 rebounds for the kicks who Are 14-1 at Madison Square Garden this  clippers lost their fifth straight game. New York which led just 54-48 at the half broke the game open with an 18-6 spurt Early in the third Quarter that made it 76-58 at the 5 42 Mark. Thek Nicks entered the final period with a 92-78 Lead and stretched that margin to 103-80 in the first three min utes of the Quarter. The kicks held their largest Lead with 47 second remaining in the game when Sidney Green s fast break Dunk made it 133-98. Quintin Dailey topped the clippers with 26 Point Sand Charles Smith added 15. Newman was 11 of 15 from the Field in the Gam and hit three of his four 3-Point shots in the fourth Quarter. Ewing went 10 for 13 from the Field and also had 11rebounds, seven assists and five blocked shots before leaving the game for Good with 6 47 remaining. Ahead by Only three Points 32-29, after one Quarter the kicks opened up a 52-40 Lead their largest of the first half with 2 17 left before the intermission. In the Only other Aba game played sunday lakers 126, spurs 96 Inglewood Calif. Magic Johnson scored 16 Aba Roundup Points and handed out 17 assists As the los Angeles lakers kept their Home record perfect with a Victory Over san Antonio. The two time defending Aba Champion lakers who Are 9-11 on the Road this season and have lost seven straight away games ran their forum record to13-0 and remain the Only Aba team unbeaten at Home. Johnson also had eight rebounds for los Angeles while Byron Scott and Michael Cooper added 17 Points each As eight lakers scored in double figures. Willie Anderson led the spurs with 19 Points a Dalvin Robertson had 16. Los Angeles took command Early against the Spur with a 19-8 run that put the lakers ahead 21-15 mid Way through the opening Quarter. San Antonio rallied to move to within 60-54 at half time but the Host team spurted away again building an 83-65 Lead 7 a minutes into the third period. The lakers who now have beaten the spurs 16straight times at the forum dating Back to Jan 6 1984, led 89-74 heading into the final Quarter. Los Angeles ahead 40-24 after the first Quarter had threatened to turn the game into a runaway in the first half As it took advantage of a cold shooting spell by the spurs. San Antonio went without a Basket for More than seven minutes beginning with 3 48 remaining in the opening period and the lakers built their Lead from31-22 to 48-27 during that Span