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Leaguer, January 1980 The Leaguer USPS 267-840 The Official Publication of the University Interscholastic League VOL LXIV. NO. 6 JANUARY. 1980 AUSTIN, TEXAS Court hearings on 2 rules set Two challenges to League rules will be on each rule before the rule becomes ef­ heard in court within the next few fective. months. The transfer rule was adopted in 1933 A February 6 hearing has been set by to curb high school recruiting violations. the Texas Court of Civil Appeals on an The Legislative Council twice in the past Austin couple's class action suit chal­ year has gone on record unanimously in lenging the League's transfer rule, and favor of the rule. a challenge to the summer camp rule will The summer camp base is the continu­ be heard in Houston the week of March ation of a suit first filed in Houston dur­ 31. ing the summer of 1978. Greg Kite, a Originally, the suit challenging the standout basketball player at Houston one-year transfer rule was thrown out Madison, filed for a temporary restrain­ of court in November of 1978 by State ing order asking that the League not Judge Harley Clark. The Texas Civil penalize him for attending a summer bas­ Liberties Union appealed the case, claim­ ketball camp in California. ing the rule violates the constitutional Attending summer camps in football, protection against the taking of liberty basketball and volleyball is an infraction or property without due process of law. of Art. VIII, Sec. 21 of the League's Con­ The appeal contends the family's right stitution and Contest Rules. to privacy and freedom to travel among Kite was granted court permission to the states were violated. attend the camps, and the case was In the original suit, Judge Clark ruled scheduled to be heard on its merits later the League had the rights as a voluntary in the year, but was postponed from member association to make its own rules September when the presiding judge and that the one-year transfer rule was suffered a heart attack. constitutional. Intervening on behalf of Robert Kite, IN THE SHADOWS—Behind every successful band are a good many support Judge Clark also dismissed a claim by who originally filed the suit, are expected workers. Here, three non-marching members of the Austin Westlake band gather the TCLU that the UIL is a state agency to be professional basketball stars Rudy and pack equipment, officially closing the band's performance at the first Univer­ and subject to a state administrative pro­ Tomjanovich of the Houston Rockets and sity of Texas marching band contest. For results and further information, please cedures law that would have forced it to Dave Cowens of the Boston Celtics, and Rocket head coach Del Harris. turn to page 4. publish rules and regulations in the Texas Register and hold a public hearing (Please see COURT, page 8) UT to host NCAA regiona/s 1981 boys' basketball tourney date changed Acting on a request by the University "We have been assured that by hosting there is no conflict with your dates on dates seemed equally unattractive. of Texas, the Legislative Council recently a first and second round playoff success­ their calendar. "We could not move the convention voted to move the state boys basketball fully, we can then be considered for re­ "Their calendar goes through 1985. back two weeks due to that being the first tournament for 1981 to the third weekend gional and perhaps even a national tour­ The high school programs of Texas are, week of district journalism contests," in March, rather than the usual second nament later." as always, our primary interest and Hawthorne said. "Moving it forward weekend. He added the date for the NCAA while we are thrilled at the prospect of two weeks conflicts with the girls' basket­ The council made the decision on the tournament clashes with the already es­ an NCAA playoff, we do not want to do ball tournament and moving it further heels of a request by former UT athletic tablished UIL date for basketball tourna­ anything that would jeopardize the good ahead than that might trigger weather director Darrell Royal, who notified ment but requested the League resched­ longstanding relationship we have with and other problems." League officials that UT had been asked ule its tournament as a favor. your people," he added. to host the NCAA regional first round "If it is possible for you to move your Moving the basketball tournament to He added that the March 13-14 date playoffs at the Special Events Center the tournament so that we can host the the third week of March necessitates the again puts ILPC on the same weekend second weekend of 1981. NCAA, I feel it would be something that move of the 54th state convention of the as the Columbia Scholastic Press Associ­ "We feel it is a great honor for the would be good for all of us. Interscholastic League Press Conference ation meeting in New York City but said University of Texas to be asked to host "My primary interest, however, is that up a week to March 13-14. alternatives appear more unfeasible. the NCAA playoffs," Royal stated in you home folks be agreeable to the change It would be impossible to hold the ILPC his letter to the council. "It speaks well of your schedule on this one-time basis," convention simultaneously with the boys' "My suggestion to those planning to of our fine facility and of the interest Royal stated. "The NCAA has given us basketball tournament, said journalism attend ILPC in 1981 is to get their motel that has grown in basketball in the state. the dates of the future tournaments and director Bobby Hawthorne, and other rooms early," Hawthorne said. Bastrop superintendent dies Evans one of League's staunchest supporters Charles H. Evans, superintendent at Added Dr. Bailey Marshall, League di­ Marble Falls High School. Bastrop High School and an eight-year rector, "Rarely does one have the oppor­ He received his masters degree from member of the League's Legislative tunity to meet and work with a man who Texas A&I University in 1956 and re­ Council, died of a heart attack December sets the highest standards of integrity turned to Bastrop irJ 1968 where he 21 at Bastrop Memorial Hospital. and dedication. That's the kind of man served as assistant superintendent for Funeral services for Evans, 54, were Charles Evans was. The University In­ one year, and then moved into the top held December 23 at Fairview Cemetery terscholastic League and high school edu­ position during the 1968-69 school year. in Bastrop. cation as a whole has suffered a great Evans was elected onto the UIL's pol­ "Charles Evans was a man dedicated loss." icymaking committee, the Legislative to education and to young people," said Evans was born in Bastrop, graduated Council, in 1971 and served in that ca­ Dr. Rhea Williams, former UIL director. from high school there and attended Bay­ pacity until the 1978-79 school year. "He was one of the League's staunchest lor University, receiving his bachelors He is survived by his wife, June, and supporters and will be dearly missed by degree in 1949. He began a career in edu­ two sons, Marcus Eugene Evans of Aus­ CHARLES H. EVANS those who knew and loved him." cation in 1949, serving as a coach at tin and Keith Byron Evans of Bastrop. 'Dedicated to young people' inside ILPC Sanctioning The media Elsewhere Plans for the 1980 ILPC state The influx of big business The relationship between the Editorials Page 2 convention are in full swing. bucks may force sanctioning school and the media is a deli­ Journalism page 3 For an update, flip over to of band contests. Dr. Nelson cate one. Bill Farney has Drama page 4 page 3. Patrick comments on page 5. some suggestions on page 6. Music page 5 Athletics page 6 editorials Page 2 Director's corner Recruitment, support of sports officials needed By BILL FARNEY In some areas of the state, there are How can schools help? First and fore­ Third, encourage high school students Director of Athletics not enough good officials to handle all most, stop publicly criticizing sports who exhibit sound judgment to become A sports officiating crisis is brewing in Friday night football games. Schools officials. Accept the decision of the official involved in officiating. A high school Texas. have been asked by chapters to schedule without protest in the spirit of the Ath­ youngster can be paid for officiating and More and more, dedicated men and games on Thursday or Saturday nights letic Code. not lose his or her eligibility for UIL ac­ women are leaving officiating, thanks to in order that officials be available. Secondly, provide the chapter officials tivities, if the student is not paid more undue and unnecessary criticism reaped Large schools in metropolitan areas with objective criticism of the officials than the regular fee as outlined in the on them by thankless and ignorant fans. generally find no difficulty in securing performance at your games. You have the UIL Constitution and Contest Rules. Most sports' officials are dedicated indi­ officials for their varsity games, but have option to reject any official you do not Many administrators have found these viduals. They must be. They work for perpetual problems getting officials for want. Game officials do not have a choice. youngsters to do an acceptable, even ad­ little pay and much criticism. junior varsity and "B" team games. They call the game they are assigned to.
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