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I 4 Part Jan. 9. 1980 Eos Atjjclc8 Slimes The Newswire NCAA Pledges Its Support If Carter Boycotts Olympics SAT. OPEN DAILY 10-10. SAT.

9-10. SUN 10-6 WED. thru JAN 9-12, 1980 -THE SAVING PLACE Modjg6lJ AIYIFM 8-TRAGK OR CASSETTE INDASH PLAYER Each ciMf it I llhti Kll.iKi65' The National Collegiate Athletic Assn. overwhelmingly pledged its support to any decision President Carter might make to boycott the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow. The resolution, the last major order of business before the 74th NCAA convention at New Orleans, passed without dissent.

The resolution read: "Be it resolved that if the President of the United States does determine that participation by U.S. athletes in the 1980 Olympics in Moscow is not in the best interest of the nation and if he requests that U.S. athletes refrain from participating, the NCAA will support the President and will join him in requesting that athletes from member institutions not participate." David Sweet, president of Rhode Island University, who introduced the resolution, said, "Athletes, more than any others, must understand the importance of self-sacrifice for the greater good." Sweet said the resolution does not bind member colleges and universities but puts the NCAA on record as supporting the President if he proposes a boycott. Suspended Utah State forward Bernard King, arraigned in Salt Lake City on sex and drug charges, was allowed to leave the state for treatment of alcoholism. Defense attorney Robert Van Sciver said King was entering St.

John's hospital in Santa Monica for treatment. King is charged with three counts of forcible sodomy, two counts of forcible sexual abuse and one count on possession of cocaine. Al Kaline and Duke Snider are considered the leading candidates today when balloting is announced for the baseball Hall of Fame. Other candidates include Luis Aparicio, Nellie Fox, Gil Hodges, Roger Maris, Red Schoendienst, Maury Wills, Hoyt Wilhelm and Don Drysdale. Kaline, eligible for the first time this year, batted .297 in 22 seasons with the Detroit Tigers and collected 3,007 hits.

In 1955, at the age of 20, he won the American League batting title at .340, becoming the youngest player ever to win the title. University of Tennessee basketball coach Don DeVoe lifted the suspensions of starting forward Reggie Johnson and reserve center Chuck Treeths. "I think Reggie and Chuck have been punished enough," said DeVoe, who suspended the players last Thursday for curfew violations. "Basically, I don't want to do anything that's going to hinder our chances of winning another important basketball game." The wife of New Jersey Nets guard John Williamson said she won't press an assault charge against her husband as a result of the couple's reconciliation, a lawyer said. Williamson was apprehended New Year's Day after his wife told police he struck her at the end of a drive to Connecticut from their South Orange, N.J.

home and abandoned her on foot, police said. Superior Court Judge Albert Cretella in New Haven, referred the case to the Family Relations Division with the agreement of the state prosecutor and Williamson's lawyer. The University of Alabama was named 1979 college football champion by Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation. The title was the fifth awarded to Alabama by Citizens Savings. The Crimson Tide also was named in 1925, 1926 (co-champion with Stanford), 1961 amd 1978 (co-champion with Oklahoma and USC).

Names in the News Evonne Goolagong withdrew from this week's $125,000 Tennis Championships of Cincinnati because of a hand injury. The New York Knicks extended the contracts of Coach Red Holzman and General Manager Eddie Donovan for one year. Willie Horton of the Seattle Mariners was named 1979 Comeback Player of the Year in the American League by The Sporting News. Horton, 36, hit 29 home runs and batted in 106 runs. Floyd Smith, coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs, was fined $1,000 by the National Hockey League for directing his players to leave the bench during an altercation in a game against the Minnesota North Stars Dec.

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