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Date: October 6, 1983 Date: October 20, 1983
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again this year. Intrqmurals
also offers men’s, women's
and mixed-doubles tennis, as
well as badminton
According to Kim
Kolesnik, program director.
“We have one of the best
staffs this year I have ever
seen” to head up the pro
gram, which promises to be
a relief from the boredom of
classes. Everyone is en
couraged to participate in
his favorite sport
"We will never turn
anyone away," she said. “It
does not matter if you are
part of a group or some sort
of organization, and it does
not matter how skilled you
are."
There are five divisions,
each with their own leagues,
that compete in each sport
Kolesnik says the "com
petition is fierce, especially
between fraternities. Not all
the leagues are so com
petitive, however The in-
depedent division has two
leagues—the casual and the
“Ladies health club
Opening Nov.1”
Quarterly — Semiannual
Annual Memberships
Conveniently located at Call Now
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club, is going on the road. And without regard for our own personal
safety, we’ll be appearing at your school.
But we won't be the only ones up there taking abuse.
Prior to our appearance, your schtxil will stage a comedy talent
contest Everyone who enters will receive a prize. And the lucky
winner will get to open our show on campus.
Who knows, this could be the launching pad for your career
in comedy.
So why not give it a shot. It’s guaranteed to be the funniest event
on campus since they posted your grades.
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competitive Although all
leagues are competitive to
some degree, the casual
league is designed to offer
more relaxed, less com
petitive play. The other
divisions are Fraternity,
Sorority, Residence Hall and
Special Interest.
The requirements for
getting on a team are that
you must be a student taking
at least five hours and be a
member of the organization
you play with. During the
regular season each team
will play four divisional
games, except the casual
league which plays six. Post
season play involves a
single-elimination tour
nament with the league
leaders seeded and the
others mixed in. This is a
change from last year’s
format.
"We wanted the best
teams in the semi-finals and
finals regardless of their
division," Kolesnik said.
The intramural program
also offers something for
people not interested in
playing on a team.
"Ninety percent of the
program is run by students,"
according to Kolesnik That
means that jobs as officials
are open to students as well.
"Anyone interested in the
job of an official and who
knows and enjoys sports can
be taught to be a volleyball
or football official,"
Kolesnik said.
These jobs pay minimum
wage. , A meeting for
volleyball officials and,
participants’ clinic will be-:
held Oct. 4 at 6 p.m. in the :
P.E. Building on south
campus.
The entry deadlines for
football, volleyball antfo
tennis doubles are Sept 30*
until 1 p m Registration for
badminton will be held until
1 p.m. Oct. 12. Football and
tennis are scheduled to begin
play on Oct. 5, with
volleyball slated to begin
Oct 10.
For more information
contact the Recreational!
Sports Office at 229)
Memorial Hall or call 5424
5060 Flyers and additional
information will be!
distributed today at the)
Activities Fair in front of the’
Dean William Tale Student)
Center
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Georgia tries to stop NCAA appeal
OKLAHOMA CITY (API — Attorneys for the
University of Oklahoma and the University of
Georgia Athletic Association have asked the U S
Supreme Court to refuse to "add a third year of
delay" to the revision of college football television
plans
Attorneys for the schools filed a brief on
Tuesday asking the high court to deny a request by
the National Collegiate Athletic Association that it
review rulings that nullify the NCAA's television
contracts
Supreme Court Justice Bvron White this
summer granted a stay of the rulings while the
NCAA filed its petition for review The high court
goes into session on Monday and could decide then
w hether it will hear the case
Clyde Muchmore and Andy Coats, attorneys
representing O .lahoma and G^rgia, contended in
the brief that there was no reason for the Supreme
Court to review the case
The attorneys noted that two lower courts
already have ruled that the NCAA's multi-million
‘The NCAA has now enjoyed
two years of its illegal plan’
—Attorney for Georgia
dollar television contracts with CBS, ABC and
Turner Broadcasting System are illegal because
they violate anti trust laws
The schools had filed suit in 19*2 claiming the
right to negotiate their own contracts U S.
Distric! Judge Juan Burciaga agreed, declaring
the NCAA contracts void and refusing to grant the
athletic association a stay of his ruling
The NCAA then look its case to the 10th Circuit
Court of Appeals in Denver, which granted a stay
that allowed the association to carry out its
television contracts during the 19*2 season
The Denver court, however, ultimately agreed
with Burciaga. prompting the NCAA to seek a
review by the Supreme Court
"The NCAA has now enjoyed two full years of
its illegal plan leaving no legal recourse to
respondents or the public," the attorneys for
Oklahoma and Georgia said "A grant of cer
tiorari review could add a third year of delay,
even if affirmance of the lower court rulings is
inevitable."
The NCAA contends the Denver court erred
because it required the athletic association to
prove its contracts were pro-competitive, thereby
placing the burden of proof on the defendant
Coats and Muchmore told the court the NCAA is
presenting a "hypothetical" case to the Supreme
Court, claiming its petition for review does not
accurately reflect the holdings of the lower courts
The College Football Association, whose board
urged the schools to file the suit, has said it will
abide by the NCAA contracts through the rest of
the season
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The intramural sports
program is once again in full
swing as the Recreational
Department is getting ready
for fall quarter events This
quarter’s events range from
team and individual sports
to meets and special events
and are open to both men
and women
Team sports include touch
football for men and flag
football for women, two of
the most popular sports
offered fall quarter Men's
and women's volleyball, as
well as co-ed volleyball, also
figure to be popular sports
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