The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 13, 1976, Page Page 13, Image 13
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By SALLY WILSON said.
Asst. Sports Editor The 1
recipier
Following the guidelines of Title Nnnnov
IX, women's athletics at Carolina Faulk
are gradually expanding. Grindlc
Title IX is a federal law designed Messing
to give women an equal op- Branch
portunity to participate in Lauren
athletics. Bonnie
In six women's sports programs, Kostysh
23 women are receiving either full Barbar.
or half scholarships this year. Tina Ha
Ellen I
1IHLEN TIM MEK MANS, and Ly
associate athletic director for and Cin
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wijiiifii, saiu a iuii scnuiarsmp ior and Uin
women at Carolina includes tuition Two s
and fees for one school year. "The will ai
A1AW (Association of In- mermai
tercollegiate Athletics for Women) half scl
allows tuition, fees, room and in the s
board, but we give only tuition and "It w<
fees for a full year," Timmermans scholar
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eletes benefii
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976-77 women scholarship second year rec
its at USC are Denise scholarship. 44Bu
, Joyce Gilbert and Brenda lucky that I'm g
in basketball, Cheryl scholarship."
i, Vicki Mann, Sherry Of a possible 3(
jer, Star Burdell and Lee 23 were awar
in volleyball, Robin Drain, Nineteen were *
Hughes, Nona Kerr and first year of
Veena in softball, Laura scholarship prog
lyn, Lirie Warbutton and "We hadn't fo
i McCaulley in gymnastics, we felt real
isselberg, Lyn Smith, Mary scholarship," Til
Ireen, Charlotte Hamilton the money that
nn Ahearn in swimming, Like the men's
idy Kincaid, Debra Cooper women's athletic
idy Johnson in tennis. usually renewe
icholarshin wnmpn athlpfps cniH
rive in January, Tim- "The AIAW r
ns said and possibly three clear on renewi
lolarships will be awarded she said. At Cai
;pring. women's sports
ould be nice if the women's decision on scho
ships included room and A reason is ne
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t from scholar
Cindy Kincaid, scholarship away but no reason
ipient of a tennis needed to renew it.
it, right now I feel Scholarship recipients e
etting any kind of chosen strictly on athletic abili
she said.
) full scholarships, Because the women's athle
ded this year, scholarship program is nc
*iven in 1975, the several problems still need to
the women's solved.
;ram. The NCAA, the mei
und anybody that association comparable to I
ly deserved a AIAW, allows male scholars!
nmermans said of recipients money for laundi
was not awarded, tutoring and books along w
> scholarships, the tuition, fees and room and boa
: scholarships are Under AIAW rules, women ;
;d, Timmermans eligible to receive tuition, fees s
room and board. Timmerm;
ules are not very thinks the AIAW rules will ev
n rf co
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rolina, coaches of allotment.
make the final A major problem with I
larship recipients, scholarship program is recruiti
eded to take the Timmermans said. Unlike
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st of the season. "Everytime we win it makes i
forts have been rewarded," he said.
team we were nirkeri In lnsp to sn winnino
better."
as very pleased with the defense. "If they can <
d today every week we are going to be a very go<
1. "You couldn't have asked for better effort. Thi
ut Tech off in the second half."
ft guard Tami Tarbush played well along side le
^ralic, center Danny Clancy, right guard Ste
right tackle Stan James.
i working together is what makes the offensi
iush said. "You know, we offensive linemen wa
nake yardage as bad as the backs want to. Y<
I. 11 1.1 i * 'i ' ?
jck wen mey are going 10 maKe 11.
lis Courson a great lineman. "I don't know
l't block," he said. "He may not do it everytir
2 time Steve is going to come out on top."
;e recovering from injury
jre I talk about it, pursuers, but when I did I got hi
" is the way USC's the leg," he said.
Jerome Provence
njury to his left leg. Provence expects to be sideli
lly not too much for about four weeks. "My m,
ti right now." concern is keeping up with
as injured while changes in plays. A lot of char
ield for the runner Can occur in a team in three or
:hian State. "I was weeks. I hope to be able to work
; runner and tried to with them in about three wee!
; out some of the he said.
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ire Anyone connected with the
ty, university cannot be reimbursed
for recruiting expense, Timitic
mermans said.
iw, Last spring scholarship tryouts
be were held for each of the six
women's sports. "If someone
n's comes in, they must pay their own
the wav." Timmermans said
hip At a delegate assembly of the
ry, AIAW last January, a proposal to
ith change the recruiting rules was
rd. defeated.
are Lorie Warbutton, a gymnast
md receiving a scholarship this year,
ins thinks women athletes should be
en- housed in a building similar to the
AA Roost, the men's athletic dormitory.
"If Carolina decides to
the give women room and board, it's
ng, the only fair thing they could do,"
the Warbutton said.
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