THE PONCHATOULA TIMES DECEMBER 1, 1983 PAGE SEVEN
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ne's Ned Fowler, UNO's Don Smith
will televise
I00O, Tulane basketball
INO-TV, Channel 26, has to help our recruiting efforts tre-
nced the live televising of Uni-
]I,Y of New Orleans and Tulane
t!bal] 9ames in the coming
,84 season.
NO-TV VicePresident and
al Manager Dean Ward. said.
"are extremely happy to have
|°Dportunity to bring to the New
iJns area the live telecasts of
UNO and Tulane basketball
es and we are looking forward to
'Y exciting season "'
ne's basketball season on
IO-TV. Channel 26. starts with
ire telecast of Tulane against
ted Memphis State on Saturday.
ary 7 at 7 p.m
tO Head Coach. Don Smith.
' "'We're absolutely delighted
GNO TV (Channel 26) will be
to bring the UNO basketball
es to the entlre area" Smith
!d "'We had the best record in
,tion among independent teams
Season. with 23 wins against
i losses." The UNO Privateers
ed third in the nation in field
rlercentage last season, success-
[hitting 57 percent from the field.
Uckv and Stanford were the only
teams with a higher percent-
ach UNO basketball game will
to be a highly important one,
dependent teams are measured
kch game played, not on overall
and losses. The competition of
)against intrastate Tulane will
rate extreme interest to the local
'Orleans area• Both games will
televised live on WGNO-TV,
r!nel 26. in New Orleans.
0 Athletic Director. Ron
tri. said. "'We expect the new
It,, and our television exposure.
k;, t , WGNO-TV. (Channel 26).
mendously.
Primary UNO offensive players will
include: Acie Sanders, Forward,
Senior: Tim Peyton. Center, Senior:
John Harris, Center. Junior: and
Terrence Breaux. Forward, Sopho-
more Last season, Acie Sanders was
instrumental in the win over Tulane.
Ward added• "'We hope to contrib-
ute to the success of both teams, as
well as to be of great service to the
New Orleans area with the live
presentation of UNO and Tulane
basketball games." Additionally.
WGNO-TV. Channel 26, will con-
tinue to bring to the New Orleans
area more sports programs of inter-
est in the coming year.
WONO-TV. Channel 26. has been
recently purchased by the Tribune
Broadcasting Company. who
through it various subsidiaries.
operates television and radio stations
in New York City. Chicago. Denver.
Sacramento and Bridgeport. Ct
Wright
sets record
By LARRY HYMEL
Record setting efforts by kicking
specialists Bret Wright and Bruce
Ladner highlighted a season that
found SLU returning to the winning
ranks.
Wright and Ladner both set SLU
kicking records for the campaign
which saw the Lions compile a 6-5
record despite losing both the first
and final two games.
Wright established a new SLU
single season punting record with a
44.3 average, just missing the
national championship (Marshall's
Pat Velarde had a 44.6) while
Ladner's 58 points scored kicking
also set a new mark.
Lion Coach Oscar Lofton said he
was pleased at the overall outcome
of the 1983 season for the Lions, but
noted, "'We lost some momentum
after the Jackson State game. We
had the open date and did not come
back and play as well as we had
before that. But give our opponents
(Northwestern and Nicholls State)
credit, they played well at the end.'"
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Rumpelstiltskin
Cast members rehearse in one
scene from "'Rumpeistiltskin,'" the
Grimm's family tale which will be
presented by Southeastern Theatre
Dec. 5-9 at SLU. Directed by Jane
Walker, a member of the SLU
Department of Communications and
Theatre for the past year, the play
will tell the classic story of a little evil
man who tries to bargain for a baby
and in the end meets his doom by
stomping himself into the ground.
According to Walker, who recently
concentrated her master's degree
studies in children's theatre at New
York University, the play is being
presented especially for the children
of Tangipahoa Parish. Matinee per-
formances for children are scheduled
for Dec. 6, 8 and 9. All performances
will be held in the SLU Humanities
Theatre and all seats are $1.
• SLU ulcer research
FROM PAGE THIRTEEN
The SLU researcher found that the
combination not only reduced the
incidence of ulcers in various groups
of rats by 80 percent, but also
diminished both the number and
severity of ulcers drastically. The
data showed that the number of
ulcers was reduced from as many as
328 to only five while the area of
some ulcers was cut from the size of
an entire glandular surface to less
than one millimeter.
In an attempt to learn more about
the possible impact on higher ani-
mals by studying microorganisms,
Shepherd is conducting further
experimentation to find out how the
treatment effects bacteria He be
lieves that his discovery could offer
some advantages over current
methods of treating ulcers
"'Current ulcer treatments usually
involve a Ion 9. drawn out process
with patients apparently never
getting over their ulcers--only their
conditions get better at intervals."
Shepherd saad 1'With ra:s. v,e have
caused the ulcers and then obliter-
ated them with the treatment"
Shepherd also pointed out that the
treatmert might improve cancer
therapy
*'Higher levels of potassium might
help protect patients from too much
damage ,xhen their tumors are
irradiated. `• Shepherd said
With regard to ulcers, cancer and
nuclear radiation, the answer m;ght
lie in Shepherds w.eli-balanced diet
Joel Spears
U.S. Treasury Agent Joel Spears
(center) poses with Tangipahoa
Parish Sheriff Eddie Layrisson and
Hammond Police Chief Roddy
Devall. two local lawmen called in on
the federal police "reverse sting" that
resulted in the eventual arrest of five
out-of-state men on charges stem-
ming from federal police selling them
23 tons of police marijuana.
(Sherif£s Department Photo)
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