The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise from Seguin, Texas • Page 13

November 26,1980 Sejuln Oozette-EnterprLie Seguin, Texas VfiR Airidflted Prws Writer Texas (AP) pressured by their and neighbors could tfwtroy public school athletes Interfering with IV sriys the director inter- ic es a threat to infamous UIL structure into hnvp lost 12 straight The Seguin Seguin, Texas Wednesday, Newmbcr 26, 1980 run into are the emotional in wfttth a Judge elected bt the people in the community art injunction against a the time we it, lie season'! over. tfhat Jdtfs us. It's going the league's program Continues to increase," Marshall. Athletic Director Bill saidsuch episodes have in the past two years Palfarrias, Marshall, Beau- Corpus Christ! and the summer camp rule could affect every rule in the UIL book. The argument is that the ban on summer basketball and football camps takes away parents' rights to decide how to educate their children.

"This really concerns us," Marshall said in an interview, "because our rules set seasons 'as far as workouts go, state that students cannot take a college course in music if they are in the school band and prohibit extra typing courses if they want to compete in UIL typing contests. All our rules could be affected if somebody wanted to pursue them." "If the dang federal judges will leave these school people alone and let them make decisions, rather than trying to stick their noses in there, we can stick some of these people (violators) and that'll shut it off," Marshall added. Probably the most con- trovesial UIL rule is the one-year transfer rule, which was adopted in an effort to prevent high schools from recruiting athletes out of their districts. The rule prohibits sophomores or juniors from basketball for one year following a transfer. Seniors are exempt The rule withstood a class-action lawsuit this year but it is so unpopular that a special league committee proposed changes.

Basically, the committee proposal would abolish the one-year rule. Any transfer student would be immediately eligible if his parents signed a statement in the presence of school officials that they had a bona fide resident in the new district and they were not moving for athletic purposes. If the parents lied, their child could lose all his or her high school athletic eligiblity. The executive committee of the new district would have to approve the transfer. "What the UIL committee wanted to do was put the pressure back on the said Marshall, "Parents," he added, "are the greatest problem we have.

There are more parents shopping for new schools, because everybody thinks their son is going to be an all-American and going to get a college scholarship and play pro ball." The changing-school form would require parents to certify that they "actually live and sleep" in the new district and receive their mail there. Marshall, agrees the proposed rule depends on "good faith and honesty." A ballot on the rule will be mailed to nearly 1,150 high schools on Feb. 1, with results to be made public a month later. If adopted, the rule would go into effect on a two-year trial basis next September. "If everybody does their job, including the parents, it will work fine," said Marshall, "it Is an idealistic rule if the parents are honest, it will work.

If the parents dishonest and the schools are dishonest or unaware, there Is nothing we can do about Stanfel relieves Nolan as New Orleans' coach ,4 By AUSTIN WILSON AP Sports Writer NEW ORLEANS (AP) The ww coach of the New Orleans Saints says he wants the play- Ms to give more than 100 percent or they'll be sent packing. "We want players who want to give 100 plus. If there's anyone on this team who doesn't, they can pack up and leave because Idon't want them around," Dick Stanfel said Tuesday af- 10W, 10W PRICE! ter replacing the fired Dick Nolan. Nolan lost his job after the Saints lost their 12th consecutive National Football League game Monday night, falling 277 to the Los Angeles Rams in the Louisiana Superdome. General Manager Steve Rosenbloom said he and team owner John Mecom Jr.

arrived independently at a decision to fire Nolan, then told Stanfel they wanted him to take over for the rest of the season. Rosenbloom would not describe Stanfel as an interim coach, but said he would be eligible after the season to apply for the job on a permanent basis if he should want to do so. Stanfel, who had worked for Nolan at San Francisco, came to New Orleans as offensive line coach under Hank Stram in 1978. He stayed on the Job when Nolan was hired in 1978. Stanfel, 53, is the No.

7 on the list of New Orleans coaches. Nolan was the winningest coach in the 14-year Saints history, despite the team's 0-12 record this year. He was 7-9 in his first season, best record ever at the time, then 8-8 last year. Stanfel, who served under National Football League At A Glance By The Associated Press i I rton-profit UIL was Organized in 1910 and has trial and error in with adminis- rs built a vast operation oversees public school tests ranging from athlet- Mtq music and drama. It fias a reputation of playing -W, favorites in promptly those who Violate league's word was law seldom questioned until years ago when U.S.

ict Judge Finis Cowan issued a temporary restrain- Artier to keep the league froth declaring former Hous-; tdn -Madison star Greg Kite ineligible for attending a summer basketball camp. Itf July of, this year, iederal Judge George Cire ruled the I summer camp ban was uncon- stitutional. The UIL appealed to the 5th Circuit Court-of Appeals. worries that a key point -in the argument against Buffalo New England Baltimore Miami N.Y. Jets Cleveland Houston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Oakland San Diego Denver Kansas City Seattle American Conference East Pet.

PF 9 3 0 .750 266 8 4 0 .667 349 6 6 0 .500 252 6 6 0 .500 199 390 .250 231 Central 8 4 0 .667 273 840 .667 233 7 5 0 .583 291 390 .250 149 West 8 4 0 .667 285 840 .667 332 7 5 0 .583 247 6 6 0 .500 228 4 8 0 .333 232 Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco New Orleans West 3 0 4 0 8 0 12 0 .750 .667 .333 .000 Giant Box PA 188 259 267 231 302 230 215 255 232 246 235 242 253 284 National Conference East Philadelphia 11 1 0 .917 302 142 Dallas 930 .750 335 226 N.Y. Giants 390 .250 185 332 St. Louis 390 .250 242 272 Washington 390 .250 168 246 Central Detroit 75 0 .583 243 208 Minnesota 6 6 0 .500 229 235 Green Bay 5 61 .458 201 244 Tampa Bay 4 7 1 .375 214 262 Chicago 4 8 0 .333 192 210 Sunday's Games New England 47, Baltimore 21 Atlanta 28, Chicago 17 Cleveland 31, Cincinnati 7 Detroit 24, Tampa Bay 10 New York Jets 31, Houston 28, OT Philadelphia 10, Oakland 7 Buffalo 28, Pittsburgh 13 Green Bay 25, Minnesota 13 Kansas City City 21, St. Louis 13 San Francisco 12, New York Giants 0 Denver 36, Seattle 20 Dallas 14, Washington 10 Monday's Game Los Angeles 27, New Orleans 7 Thursday's Games Chicago at Detroit Seattle at Dallas Sunday, Nov. 30 Miami at Pittsburgh St.

Louis at New York Giants Washington at Atlanta Buffalo at Baltimore Cincinnati at Kansas City Minnesota at New Orleans Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee Wis. Cleveland at Houston New England at San Francisco New York Jets at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Diego Monday, Dec. 1 Denver at Oakland, SUPER SUDS Nw. Thru MM.

to. 3 Starlrte.80«.Can TOMATO SAUCE as Nolan at San Francisco as line coach and offensive coordinator, said he talked with Nolan and the other members of the staff, who have been retained, before accepting the job. Stanfel said he and Nolan shared opinions of the team's personnel, knowing some would have to begin producing or go. But those changes will have to wait until the end of the season, he said. He told a news conference he would continue trying to find a way to get the Saints running game going.

"I'm not going to go out and threaten people, but Ifthey tor not doing a good job, I'll lei them know wwv H1CJJJ AlJVfT Hi Freshmen stomp Navarro J.V* HHM J.J Three players carried the scoring load for Seguin's freshmen girls Tuesday night as the team ran their record to 7-0 With a 41-16 beating of the Navarro junior varsity. Tina McKinney, Taelitha Bonds and Tammy Lott accounted for all but four of the freshmen points, Mcktaney finished with 15, Bonds sank 12 and jLott tossed in 10. Becca Brawner and Lisa Wilson added two each. The freshmen led 17-4 after the first quarter and went in at the half leading 22-12, They outscored their opponents 13-0 in the third period and held a 64 edge in the final stanza. LOW, LOW PRICE! A Larg e-Doz.

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