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Big Ten
mandates
gender
equ iy
by Josh Dubow
Daily Sports Editor_
Last week, the Big Ten faculty rep-
resentatives voted to increase opportu-
nities for women athletes. The repre-
sentatives also voted to give junior-
college transfers immediate eligibility
*tarting in August 1993.
Both measures are expected to be
made official by the conference presi-
dents next month.
In a 10-1 vote - with only Indiana
dissenting - the Big Ten became the
first conference to mandate gender eq-
uity in athletics. The plan requires that
at least 40 percent of a school's inter-
collegiate athletes must be women
withinfiveyears.However,aplanwhich
would have called for a 50-50 split
within ten years was rejected.
Women make up 30.5 percent of
conference athletes. However, women
compose 35 percent of athletes at
Michigan.
Big TenCommissionerJimDelaney
said he hopes this legislation will spur
chages nationwide.
"This is seen within the general
reform movementofintercollegiateath-
letics," Delancy said. "The structure is
changing."
Schools can reach the 40-percent
mark by either reducing the number of
athletes on men's teamsor by eliminat-
ing minor men's sports.

Arizona shuts down
'M' softball, 1-0, 8-0
by Meg Beison the first game, suffering a 1-0 loss.
Daily Sports Writer Pitcher Kelly Kovach (19-9) held Ari-
The Michigan softball team made a zona to four hits, but the Wildcats got
short appearance in its first appearance the only run they would need in the first
in the NCAA Tournament when No.2 inning. Arizona's Jamie Heggen scored
ranked Arizona swept the Wolverines on a single to left center by shortstop
last weekend. Laura Espinoza. Center fielder Kari
The Wolverines lost 1-0 and 8-0 to Kunnen's throw beat Heggen to the
Arizona (55-5) in Tucson, Ariz., in a plate, but took a bad hop and got away
best-of-three series. The Wildcats - from catcher Karla Kunnen.
the tournament's No. 2 seed - will go The Wolverines got five hits off
to Oklahoma City to compete in the pitcher Debby Day who was suffering
eight-team College World Series, May from the flu, but couldn't capitalize on
21-25. their chances. Michigan hadrunnerson
Michigan lost what may have been base in five of the seven innings. Michi-
its best chance at upsetting Arizona an See SOFTBALL, Page 12

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Michigan rookie gymnast Brian Winkler placed 16th at last weekends
USA Championships in Columbus, Ohio.
Winkler comes in 16th'
by Mike Hill overall performance wasn't exactly
Daily Sprts Writer what he had hoped for, but was a
You wouldn't think that anyone fitting end to a remarkable rookie
would be namiing for the 1996 Olym- ya.
pies ready. But they are. The timing just wasn't right for
Michigan's BrianWinkler finished Brian," Michigan coach Bob Darden
16th out of 26 at last weekend's USA said. "He faced a real elite crowd of
Gymnastics Championships held in gymnastsand (Winkler) hasn'thada
Columbus, Ohio. The event is consid- lot of rest lately."
ered a stepping stone to the '96 sum- Winkler qualified for the USA
mergamesinAtlanta.Winkler's97.45 See WINKLER, Page 12

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