Centre Daily Times from State College, Pennsylvania • 19

Title IX Coming Under Scrutiny by Administration By BETTY ANNE WILLIAMS Associated Pmt Writer WASHINGTON (AP) Feminists dismayed by an administration decision to take another look at a rule barring sex discrimination in school sports are accusing President Reagan of reneging on a campaign promise to uphold women's rights a major attack on women and women's education programs" complained Janet Wells of the Nation Coalition for Women and Girls in Education the campaign President Reagan assured us all that he is for equal rights for women just without the Equal Rights said Hollie Knox director of the Project on Equal Education Rights promised to enforce the statutes against sex discrimination Now here is the adminstration talking about eliminating some of the basic rights that women have: equal education rights and the right to equal employment treatment at education The quick outcry was in response to Vice President George announcement Wednesday that Title IX of a 1972 antidiscrimination act will be reviewed with an eye toward changing what he called its vague requirements Bush said colleges and universities have found complying with Title IX to be administratively burdensome He also contended that the schools were unhappy at being required to provide equal pay for male and female coaches and equal supplies equipment and publicity between male and female teams However supporters of Title IX said the vice president was misinformed on both points Title IX requires schools receiving federal aid to evaluate themselves and make sure their programs discriminate said Margaret Kohn of the Regulations for implementing it had to be drafted and then there was a delay in enforcing them until a final policy interpretation was announced late in 1979 Even before announcement the Education Department under the new Reagan administration had signaled it does not concur with the old interpretations For one thing the department appears to be leading toward an interpretation that would limit the scope of Title IX to schools whose athletic programs receive federal funds instead of any school which receives any federal funds For snother Education Secretary TH Bell has asked the Justice Department to switch sides 'in a pending Supreme Court case and argue for the first time that the provision applies to students only not to employees of an institution receiving federal funds National Women's Law Center Extra paperwork is required only when a school is found not to be complying with the law she said And the rule does not require equal pay for male and female coaches unless they are doing comparable work and have the same qualifications and levels of experience she said The regulations require schools to provide the same quality of equipment for sports in which both women and men participate and to treat athletes of both sexes in the same way For example if male athletes are given single rooms on out-of-town 'trips female athletes should have the same privilege One reason the women's groups are upset is that Title IX oily now is beginning to be enforced although it has been on the books almost a decade Sports The Centre Daily Times Thursday August 13 1981 Page 19 tasaaMi iwron I Teeners Beaten in Tourney Two streaks ended at Annville yesterday afternoon when Lebanon Valley's Teener All-Star team beat College Area 5-2 in the 32nd annual State VFW Teener Tournament One was College Area's nine-game winning streak The other was College Area's six-game string of errorless games Manager Bob Lillie's team had three miscues yesterday and dropped into the losers' bracket of the double-elimination tourney Valley did the things it had to in order to Lillie said after the game you have to take 'em battle by battle The troops have suffered some losses and the enemy is starting to circle the camp have to hope for a blowout (College Area played Schuylkill County West today in a do-or-die game at 1:30 Lillie said get a real strong outing from either Doug Kabel or John Snyder to stay alive" Lillie said either Kabel or Snyder would pitch this afternoon If College Area won this afternoon it would face Lebanon Valley today at 5:30 pm at the Annville-Cleona High diamond And if College Area won that won it would meet Lebanon Valley for the title tomorrow at 5 pm (at the A-C High field) College Area which pasted a 7-0 record in winning the Area 5 title fell behind yesterday when the host team scared four runs in the second A single by Bob Baker a walk a passed ball and another walk loaded the bares Steve Kimmey drove in two runs off loser Andy Jeffers with a single A sacrifice bunt an error on a pickoff attempt and Eric Hoy's single made it 4-0 College Area which hadn't trailed in too many playoff games got one back in the fourth on a hit batsman singles by Nan Sichler and Chris Franks and a bases-Ioaded walk to Bruce Kocher However Ed Boehler bore down and got the next two batters to retire the side John Ake a pinch-hitter opened the top of the seventh with a home run to end the College Area scoring A walk a single and an error gave Lebanon Valley a run in the sixth In morning action yesterday Punxsy eliminated Co-Del Red 5-4 and Schuylkill West ousted East Dauphin 8-6 Lillie said Kevin Rife also figured in the pitching rotation if College Area stayed alive was quick" Lillie said we couldn't get anything Schuylkill West stayed alive last night eliminating Punxsy in extra innings 4-3 Colts Carr in Contract War By TOM CANA VAN Associated Press Writer Defensive backs may be used to Roger routine Now the Baltimore Colts are facing that very problem in the form of a contract dispute The veteran Colt returned to the National Football League team's Towson Md training camp Wednesday and disappeared almost as quickly Carr was to have signed a multiyear contract last week But a snag developed in his negotiations with Colts' General Manager Dick Szy man-ski and the eight-year pro from Louisiana Tech walked out Tuesday His return Wednesday caught everybody by surprise Assistant General Manager Ernie Accorsi hurried from the practice field at Goucher College to the dormitory where a temporary team office has been set up But by the time he arrived Carr was grate Szymanski added will be back when he's back and I don't want to say anymore about it Roger is Roger and it's up to him to come Coach Mike McCormack who said he had talked to Carr Wednesday by telephone was more optimistic says he wants to come back and I'd love to have him back I think Roger will be back very soon" Attempts to reach Carr for comment were unsuccessful HAIRLESS HURRICANES: Skin Is in with the University of Miami football team this nightly raids to shear the locks of those who have managed to escape the razor so falLSo far 24 Hurricanes have shaved their heads in preparation for the upcoming far wth a special emphasis on capturing and clipping quarterback Jim Kelley Penn season including from left to right Tony The Barber Fitzpatrick Danny state will meet the Hurricanes on Oct 31 in the Orange Bowl (AP Laserphoto) Onionhead Brown Juan Comendero and Don Bailey They have threatened to hold Walling Leaves Giants Wailing Again By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sporte Writer The San Francisco Giants have seen Dennis Walling bat just twice in the last three days and must feel by now that it's more than enough Walling laced a run-scoring single Wednesday to lead the Houston Astros to a 5-4 National League victory over the Giants On Monday he delivered a two-run double to key a 5-5 victory by the Astros The recent successes have given him new life as a pinch-hitter he feels He was l-for-9 without a run batted in during the first half of the season can accept coming off the bench if I can get mentally prepared to be a Walling said wants an identity We made the season to back the combined eight-hit pitching of Ray Burris and three relievers leading Montreal over Pittsburgh It was the home re-opener for the Pirates who split two games earlier this week in Montreal and it drew a Fireworks Night crowd of 12069 "Luv Them said an outfield banner smattered with dollar signs in an apparent reference to the recently settled baseball players strike Burris 4-5 yielded five hits in five innings including Mike lea-doff homer in the fourth Following Burris were Stan Bahnsen Jeff Reardon and Bill Lee who gained his sixth save after giving up an RBI grounder to Tim Foli in the ninth can do it all" said Expos Manager Dick Williams an unearned run in the fifth off Fred Braining staking Vern Ruhle to a 4-0' lead The Giants scored four times in the sixth to tie the game Enos Cabell doubled with one out and scored on Jack Clark's single Darrell Evans followed with a two-run homer his 10th of the season One out later Jerry Martin belted his third homer of the year Cardinals 11 Phillies 3 George Hendrick hit two home runs and knocked in three runs and rookie Orlando Sanchez singled home the go- ahead run in the fifth inning as St Louis clobbered Philadelphia For the second straight night at Veterans Stadium the attendance was well under the pre-strike average of 32684 A crowd of 23566 turned out for some moves and my role is more defined Luis Pujols opened the Houston eighth with a single and Kiko Garcia ran for him After a wild pitch and a sacrifice by Terry Puhl Greg Minton replaced' A1 Holland 3-3 Minton walked pinch-hitter Harry Spilman and Walling hitting fra- Joe Sambito 3-3 lined his game-winning hit In other NL action it was St Louis 11 Philadelphia 3 Montreal 3 Pittsburgh 2 New York 7 Chicago 4 in 10 innings Atlanta 4 San Diego 3 in 11 and Los Angeles 8 Cincinnati 5 The Astros chased All-Star Game winner Vida Blue with three rims and six hits in the third inning Dickie Thon doubled home one run and the other two scored on base hits by Tony Scott and Jose Cruz The Astros added The Angels fed up with Rudi's declining average each season dealt him to Boston last winter but it's been more of the same for the outfielder this year batting a miniscule 169 in 22 games That made Wednesday's performance eyen more gratifying an old pro who can help us a lot down the said Boston Manager Ralph Houk had- trou TANK BFNAMARA the third of the four-game series between the top two teams in the first half of the of the NL East season Bob Sykes who pitched 31-3 innings and gave up four hits and no runs earned a victory in his first decision of the season Seven pitchers gave up 17 walks in the game Phillies Manager Dallas Green was upset with the performance of his first-half East champions who have now dropped two of three games to the Cardinals He screamed at reporters and at one point stomped from his office sick of reading how players are going to quit on me" Green said we're not trying to lose" he added Expos 3 Pirates 2 Andre Dawson hit his 15th homer of tucket of the International League Sunday scattered seven hits including three by Ron LeFlore in his 1981 major league debut He had a 1-1 record with Boston last year Rice also threw out two runners for his sixth and seventh assists of the year Elsewhere it was California 4 Seattle 1 the New York Yankees 5 Texas 4 Cleveland 9 Milwaukee 4 Minne- Jeff Millar Bill Hinds Rudi Rediscovers Role ble with his legs at the start of the year but vow he's in excellent shape He's been through the pressure a lot during his career and I just hope he stays Also hot Wednesday night for Boston were Jim Rice Dwight Evans Dave Stapleton and Gary Allenson all of whom homered The six homers is an American League high for the year Bobby Ojeda called up from Paw by sota 4 Oakland 3 Toronto 4 Detroit 3 and in a doubleheader Kansas City bombed Baltimore 10-0 then' was edged by the Orioles 4-3 in the second game Angels 4 Mariners 1 Bobby Grich who signed with California as a free agent a week after 1 Rudi in 1976 also pounded a pair of homers Wednesday -as the Angels downed Seattle for their first victory since the resumption of play following the strike Grich has faired much better than Rudi with the free agent-laden Angels In 1979 when California won the West Division and Rudi was stumbling through a 242 campaign with 11 homers and 61 RBI Grich had a spectacular season batting 294 with 30 homers and 101 RBI This year as Rudi once more has wallowed on the bench Grich has hit 287 with eight home runs He was one of the beneficiaries of the strike after breaking a bone in his left hand in early June The second baseman hardly missed any games even though the cast was not removed until three weeks ago By BARKY WILNER AP Sports Writer been a long time since Joe Rudi was a hero Wednesday night he proved he forgotten how The 13-year veteran outfielder belted a pair of home runs in leading a six-homer blitz by the Boston Red Sox in an 8-1 romp over the Chicago White Sox Being in the spotlight again felt pqd to Rudi a star with the World Champion Oakland of the early 70s but something of a bust since then feel as good as ever just great" said Rudi who will be 35 next month can hit as well as I ever did I just need the opportunity to play" Rudi hasn't gotten that opportunity very much in recent years After joining California as a free agent in November 1976 Rudi was plagued by injuries and slumps He made it into only 64 games in bis first season as an Angel batting 264 his lowest average as a full-time major leaguer In 1976 Rudi knocked in 79 runs but hit only 256 in 133 games- then appeared in just 90 contests in 79 and 104 games (237) in '80 ENAairBO0BA 0KH5H07WI1H 1UWPRB60OX CHAIRS AIN'T AC CXAN9I0N? lUE CATALOGUE.