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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1986
Page
12
Fragmented OCR shows a scorecard with partial totals and names such as Bungay, Te, and Comagin. The text includes numbers like 1208 and 25.5, but many items are garbled. The readable data hints at a meet tally and individual scores without full context.
The NCAA faces charges of bigotry as it adopts a landmark rule known as Proposition 48. It relies on standardized test scores, a move Auburn official Wilford Bailey says may have uncertain effects. The rule could prevent thousands of top freshmen from competing or practicing at Division I schools next fall, with disproportionate impact on black athletes.
Houston Rockets center Ralph Sampson moved into the lead among forwards on the West squad for the NBA All-Star Game with 322,054 votes, while Alex English of Denver trailed in second with 280,680. The article also covers NCAA proposal debates affecting student athletes, SAT and ACT standards, and related educational and athletic policy changes affecting black educators and college athletics.
Washington bullet Freeman announced Williams will not sign again. The 6 foot 4 guard joined on a 16 day contract December 27 and was re signed January 5 for 10 days. Williams played nine games for the Bullets averaging 7.7 points with a 17 point effort against the Nets on December 28.
FCC fell to Allegany as Woodward led FCC with 19 points and Anderson 18 while Summers added ten. Keith Collins struggled through illness with eight. Shawn Freeman scored 20 for Allegany and Roddy Peters and Rudy Archer had 14 each. FCC hosts Potomac State tonight at 7 p.m.
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