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By Bob Lang __
A "flag system" will be introduced
this week to tell students when they
may use the intramural fields, said
Kathy Bunn Sito, assistant coordinator
of Intramural Sports.
A creen or red flae will be flown at
all times on the tall poll onField A next
to the Intramural Office to indicate if
the fields are playable or not. The new
flag system, along with the posting of
new warning signs and an hourly field
check are part of an effort to control
damage to the fields, said Sito.
"Because there is only about two inches
of good topsoil on the fields,
when it gets wet and soggy students
can easily slide on it and pull up the
grass," she said. "Now when it rains
I we will put up a red flag, which can be
seen from the top of the ramp and
from a few dorms.
"And a red flag means no one plays,
that we are shut down completely,"
she said.
Also part of the new system which is
combined effort by the P.E. Center,
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take care of any problems or call the
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In the past student groups have insisted
on playing when it rains by going
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fields.
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out," Sito said. "Then they're out
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"From now on, if players refuse to
come off in the rain, they will be billed
for damages."
This year has seen Fields A and F
vandalized several times by cars and by
people.
"We caught one person who vandalized
the fields in his car, and he had
to pay $250 for repairs," Sito said.
In August, a local soccer club falsely
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"I called that team up and told them
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The need for more field space, according
to Sito, has been recognized
and work in that direction is already in
its beginning stages.
"The old basketball courts in back
of the P.E. Center have already been
contracted to be converted into new
field space," she said. "Maybe putting
a field back there will stop people from
smashing bottles in that area, which is
a problem.
"And the fields we do have need to
be renovated to hold water," she said.
"Plans to put in a drainage system and
other things are being negotiated."
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