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Page 12A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, February 3, 1988
Offensive Blockers May Extend Arms, Use Open Hand
Offensive blockers in high
school football will have an
additional technique to
employ, beginning with the
1988 season.
Meeting in January in Col-
orado Springs, the National
Federation Football Rules
Committee approved an addi-
tional technique for offensive
blockers which allows them
to fully extend their arms and
use open hands. This new
technique does not replace
the former method, but per-
mits an additional style of
blocking.
This addition to Rule 2-2-2
was one of 15 rules changes
made by the committee,
which is composed of one
representative from 48 of the
state member associations,
including the District of Col-
ug
PAUL CAMERON
| WBTV Sports Director
Love those Syracuse fans. Ever since Auburn kicked the field goal to tie
Syracuse in the Sugar Bowl, Big Orange fans have looked for a way to vent
their frustrations over missing a shot at the national title. The solution—
send Auburn coach Pat Dye crates of old neckties. Auburn fans quickly
‘countered with a gift for the Syracuse team—a bucket of sour grapes.
Want to play tennis at one of the 50 great tennis resorts in the nation?
You need go no further than Pinehurst. The Tennis Club of the Pinehurst
Hotel and Country Club was named to Tennis Magazines list of the 50 best
in the nation—so named for the 10th straight year.
Talk about your psyche-job, consider the plight of tiny Radford Univer-
sity, who made a forgettable loss of their first trip to play Virginia in
Charlottesville. “I think it’s tough to fight the ACC stigma,’ Radford coach
Joe Davis said. ‘‘Just coming into University Hall affected all of us. One of
our players went into the bathroom before the game and said, ‘Michael Jordan
was probably in here,” so you can see what we were up against.” Gee, coach,
Sampson once bumped his head right here.
The cost of each thirty second TV commercial you ignored during the
Super Bowl—a record $675,000. And to think, it only cost ABC Sports
a mere one million bucks (rights fees not included) to put-on the show.
Robert Brickey of Duke is the ACC’s best leaper. At 6-5, you'll see him
jump center against the League’s biggest men, yet Robert rarely misses get-
ting a piece of the opening tip.
By the way, Duke's defense would never play in Russia—too capitalistic.
(Watch Paul Cameron at 6:00 and 11:00 pm on WBTV, Channel 3.)
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umbia, as well as represen-
tatives of the National
Federation Interscholastic
Coaches Association
(NFICA) and the National
Federal Interscholastic Of-
ficials Association (NFIOA).
Dick Knox, associate ex-
ecutive director of the North
Carolina High School Athletic
Association, represents
North Carolina on the com-
mittee. “The colleges and
pros have used this blocking
rule very successfully,” he
noted, ‘‘and many of the high
school coaches in North
Carolina have been asking
when we were going to
employ the rule. Our officials
who work both high school
and college football feel that
the rule is relatively easily
enforced, so we think it will
_ be a good addition to the high
school game. There should be
no trouble adjusting to the
new rule and if it does not
eliminate the traditional
method of blocking.”
The committee’s action on
the blocking rule culminated
several years of discussion
and experimentation. The
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“Ten Brave Christians - A
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the subject of the 11 a.m. wor-
ship service Sunday at Cen-
tral United Methodist Church
in Kings Mountain.
Sam Teague, a Floridian
and Methodist layman who
conceived this challenging
experiement in Christian
growth, will be the featured
speaker.
“Personal committment to
Christ and dramatic church
growth have closely followed
on the heels of this evangelist
thrust--in hundreds of chur-
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denominations,” said Rev.
George Auman, pastor.
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new blocking tecnique is a
more favorable style of pass
blocking and should help of-
fensive linemen in protecting
quarterbacks.
There were several other
changes made by the com-
mittee, including changing
the penalty for an ineligible
receiver downfield by
eliminating the loss of down.
Beginning in 1988, only a five-
yard penalty will be assessed
for an ineligible receiver
downfield. In another change
in Rule 7, the committee
redefined the reference point
of a passer beyond the line of
scrimmage from the release
point of the ball to the loca-
tionof the passer’s feet.
One change will allow state
associations to authorize the
use of supplementary equip-
ment to aid in game ad-
ministration. This includes
any type of equipment, such
as a 25-second clock, not cur-
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A Christian film on the life of basketball's all-time leading
scorer is planned. Pete Maravich, 40, was working with the
film’s producer, Carrell Campbell, at the time of his sudden
death in the gym of First Nazarene Church, Pasadena,
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psychologist and author, James Dobson.
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