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North Carolina Schools, Sports
Participation Regulation Data
The revised regulations for par
ticipation In .Interschool athletics
as adopted at the High. Point con
ference of the Division of Superin
tendents of the North Carolina Ed
ucation Association is published in
The Daily Record for the interest
of sports fans.
The regulations are to go into
effect on July 1, 1052, under the
supervision of the State Depart
ment of Public Instruction.
D. H, Conley, superintendent of
Pitt County Schools, is president
of the superintendent's division. A.
B. Gibson, superintendent of Lau
rinburg schools and president of
the NCEA, headed a three-man
committee that drew up the reg
ulations.
1. All schools must, if they par
ticipate in any lni-rscholasttc sports
program, conform the follow
ing eligibility requirements:
a. If a resident, previous term,
a player must have been in at
tendance at his present school or
unit, 80 per cent of the term and
secured passing grades on a “min
imum load" of scholastic courses.
b. If a non-resident of district
(unit) a player must have attend
ed his present school or unit 15
per cent of the two most recent
terms and secured passing grades
on a “minimum load" of .xjholasttc
courses at the end of the each
• term.
c. A player must have been in
attendance for at least 60 per cent
of the previous terrfl at an apt
proved high school, or in case of a
- first year student, in an approved
elementary school.
d. A player must secure passing
grades on at least three courses
each term. At least one of these
courses must be an academic sub
ject. •
e. A student, upon entering grade
9, is eligible for competition on
high school athletic teams only
during the succeeding eight consec
utive semesters or terms for 90 \
days each.
f. No student may participate I
in high School athletic contests who
is 19 years of age before July 1 of,
the flscfel school year:
g. No student may participate in
school contests after graduation or
after being eligible for graduation
from high school
h. No student who has enrolled
in a college, or who has signed a *
contract for professional play, mil
be eligible for high school com
petition.
I Any student Who has parti
cipated in an all-star game is in
eligible for further participation in
that particular sport.
2. State school laws require that
aU fate receipts from athletic con
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’ 3. No more than one regularly
scheduled football, two baseball,
two basketball games, two tennis
and two golf matches per week
may be played except for regul
arly scheduled games postponed for
emergency reasons. It is strongly
recommended that girls’ basketball
games be limited to oiib a week.
4. Limit the season’s games to 10
including practice games or scrim
mage with other schools in foot
ball, twenty basketball games af
ter December I and twenty base
ball. No spring football.
5. Soccer, track, wrestling, swim
ming and other Interscholastic
sports shall be -limited to one meet,
game or match per week. No Box
ing. 6. No xames shall be played
before schodf opens or after school
closes unless school opening is un
avoidably delayed.
7. »No post season games except
county, conference, or state play
offs. No regional or state champ
ionship games for glVls.
8. Trips that involve overnight
travel and out of state carries are
strongly discouraged unless g-*o
graphic conditions require such
travel in order to facilitate parti
cipation between schools -of com-
J.parable size.
9. No tournaments or games spon
sored by organizations- or individ
uals other than bona fide public
schools may be entered. • -
10. No more than two tourna
ments a year may be entered in
any one sport. Girls Are limited to
participation in one tournament.
11. Coaches must be certificated
teachers who are bona ridi members
of the school faculty, or practice
teachers.
13. It Is recommended chat girls
teams be coached by women teach
ers and required that a woman
teacher accompany the team on ail
trips and be present when games
are played.
IS. All players must receive a
medical examination within the 30
days period prior to the beginning'
| of praette; in any sport.
14. Players must receive a medi
, cal examination prior to his or her
return to play or practice follow
ing a serious injury or illness.
15. It is recommended that play
ers be covered by adequate medical
and accident insurance and that
medical aid be immediately avail
: able at all games involving body
contact.
16. Practice In any sport may not
start before August J 5 or two
weeks prior to the regular term
opening of schools.
17. Tournament play shall be lim
ited to three days in any week
and there shall be one day at least
between successive contests played
by a- team.
ULilntarßchool championship
.competition for boys and girls in
grades one through eiglit is strong
ly opposed and it is recommended
that this practice be discontinued.
It is also recommended that- inter
city, intercommunity and Inter
school championship games between
teams composed of elementary <
school age children sponsored by
community organizations be dis
couraged In every way possible.
19. Violations of any of the above
regulations would forfeit the rights
of the school to participate In in
terscholastic athletics for a given :
period of time to be determined
by the Executive Committee. 1
20, Section One
There shall -be an Executive Com- :
mittee of 11 members composed of
four superintendents; three prin- •
chiles; two coaches and two rep
resentatives from the North Caro
lina Department of Public Instruc- <
tlon.
Section Two
That the president of the Div
ision of Superintendents shall ap
point four members of said Divis- 1
’ioh; that the president of the Div
ision of Principals of the NCEA :
shall appoint two members of said
Division; that the president of the
North Carolina Teachers Associa
tion shall appoint one (1) mem- i
ber of said Division; that the pres- !
Ident of the N. C. Coaches Assoc
iation shall appoint one member i
of the Said divison; that the .Coach
es Association of the North Caro
lina Teachers Association shall ap
point one member of said division.
Section Three
The term of office of the mem
bers of the Executive Committee
shall be as follows:
a. Appointments by the president
of the Division of Superintendents
2 for 1 year
1 for 2 years
I for 3 years
b. Appointment from the Divis
ion of Principals NCEA
1 for 3 years
I for 3 years
c. Appointments from N. C.
Coaches Association (white)
1 for 1 year
d. Appointments for Coaches As
sociation (negro)
1 for 3 years
e. Appointments from N. C. De
partment of Public Instruction
I for 1 year
1 for 2 years
Section Four
The Initial appointment shall be
made On or before May I, 1951,
for terms beginning July 1, 1952.
All appointments for expired terms
shall be for a period of ten years.
A vacancy accruing before ex
piration of term shall be filled In
the 1 same manner as for. regulatv
terms. ’
It is recommended that ope mem- *
Ml MILT RECORD, trtnw. M. ft
Local High Girls
Gat Cage Training
Coach Sybil Barrett will have a
well-conditioned sextet at Dunn
high If it is possible to get the
gals Ip condition. . She is giving
the girls, 40 of them to start with,
a strenuous conditioning program.
The squad has been cut to 30
girls now with other reductions to
come. When the eream-of-the-crop
has evolved from the group, MLss
Barrett Should have some capable
'material. _ ,
Nearly all of the girls seem to
"CAGE -GAMES WANTED
The Dunn National Guard, Bat
tery “B” basketball team is seek
ing Games on a home-and-home
basis. Tqam managers or coaches
of high school or independent teams
within 50 miles of Dunn who are
interested In meeting the Battery
B team should contact Charles T.
Johnson, Dunn. Johnson may be
reached by phoning 2736 between
6:00 and 7:00 P. M. or by card or
letter.
Standings
HARNETT CONFERENCE
GIRLS won lost
Angler 2 0
LaFayette t 2 0
Boone Trail 1 0
Lllllng ton l l
Anderson Creek 11
Benhaven 1 , 1
Erwin 0 1
Buies Creek ... 0 2
Coats 0 2
BOYS r- won., lost
Buies Creek 2 0
Angler 2 0
LaFayette 2 0
Erwin •... d 0
Benhaven 11
Boone Trail 0 1
Coats 0 2
Anderson Creek « 0 2
LUlington 0 2
MORE ON FEATHfiRS
7n his column In the Raleigh
Times. Ben Templeton wrote that
Feathers chose to be discharged
rather than see two assistants
fired.
"The move wasn’t a total sur
prise to Feathers. He was inform
ed several days ago-he could stay
on as head coach, without several
members of his staff, or be dis
charged. Feathers elected to be
fired," Templeton said.
Templeton Identified the aides as
line coach A1 Rotella and his as
sistant Dick Peacock. He said they
“are expected to be released within
a few weeks.”
ber appointed from the N. C. De
partment of Public Instruction be
appointed as a part-time Executive
Secretary of said Executive Com
mittee.
. 22. The regulations may be sub
ject to review each year at the su
perintendents annual conference.
J have their hearts in their attempts
to make the squad, therefore a good
ball chib is expected to represent
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> the local school this year. j
1 Detailed information has not ,
; been released as yet, but Miss Bar- I
rett thinks that there should be
something to report in the next
few days.
SECOND SECTIOI.
PAGE ONE
By the way, there we abduCil
half dozen young girls back frtjfih
last year's fine group of pfosi^lp