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Thursday, February 22, 1968
Page 10 College Station, Texas
AFL-NFL
Make Decisions
NEW YORK (A 3 ) _ The Ameri-
can Football League considered
harsher penalties for the use of
electronic scouting equipment
Wednesday, and a committee of
National Football League owners
met with representatives of the
NFL Players’ Association.
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Al I>avis, xnanag-ing' general
partner of the Oakland Raiders
and former AFL commissioner,
said the league discussed forfeits,
suspensions and a $50,000 fine for
teams using electronic tape re
plays during a game.
Milt Woodard, AFL president,
said there Was strong sentiment
for adoption of a get-tough policy
on use of the tape but no new
rule had yet been written.
Roth leagues have a ban on the
use of electronic equipment by
scouts during games. The Balti
more Colts of the NFL used the
system a few years back, but the
league adopted a policy against
it. Presumably any violation in
the NFL could be treated as con
duct detremental to football. Most
of the teams do use it at their
own practice sessions.
There was a flap about the vid
eo tape last season When the New
York Jets complained about re
ports that Houston was using it
in a vital game with San Diego
late in the season. The Oilers de
nied it, and President Woodard
cleared them of the charge.
The electronic device enables a
team to make an instant video
tape of play action on the field
and then use the replay to sup
plement scouting information in
their game plans.
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NEW YORK <A>> _ The Na
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Wednesday to recognize thle NFL
Players’ Association as the ex
clusive bargaining agent for the
athletes, pending verification of
anunbiased check of membership.
The agreement, announced
jointly by Ted Kheel, labor con
sultant for the owners, and Dan
Shulman, labor consultant for the
players, was announced after a
meeting between representatives
of the two groups.
Both sides emphasized the step
was only a formal procedure that
would lead up to bargaining on
basic issues.
Shulman declined to list the
players’ demands that will even
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However, it had been announced
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a $15,000 minimum salary, $500
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CHAPEL HILL, N. C. CflP) —
North Carolina’s Rusty Clark
scored 27 points to lead the third-
ranked Tar Heels to an easy 83-
60 victory over Atlantic Coast
Conference rival Maryland Wed
nesday night.
The Tar Heels had little diffi
culty, despite a poor . shooting
record of only 37 per cent. They
went ahead after a 5-5 tie in the
opening minutes and never lost
the advantage.
CLEAN, N. Y. — NCAA-
bound St. Bonaventure, fourth-
ranked nationally, won its 20th
basketball game of the season
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of Bill Butler and Bob Lanier.
Butler, a 6-foot-6 senior for
ward, paced the undefeated win
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snared 23 rebounds.
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