Show I— The Herald Journal - iVo Lam Utah Wednesday Nov 26 190 Policy Of Discrimination WnflMBa§®nn PROVO Utah (UPI)— Brigham Young Univeraity— target of recent racial discrimination charges—has students ranging from "black to brown to yellow to white" according to Ernest L Wilkinson president of the school Wilkinson told the 10000 students at a campus assembly Tuesday “BYU has no policy which discriminates in any way whatsoever against any race Those who state otherwise are either uninformed or unfair" BYU has been hit with discrimination charges from d various Negro-oriente- No Arizona §t DDeffeimdls BBYHJ P©M©Se§ Join Big League §ky Looks BSC Coach enrolled at schools who meet the "Y" in athletic events Stanford University recently announced that it would no longer schedule competition with BYU and black athletes at the University of Wyoming San Jose State University of Texas-E-1 Paso and University of New Mexico have protested against Mormon policies BYU with its 24000 day students is owned and operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints (Mormon) The church denies membership in its priesthood to Negroes of African lineage OSoise Wilkinson did not attempt to defend Mormon religious doc- trine But he said BYU’s Policy"in no way restricts anyone from attending because of the odor of his skin” Students range “from to brown to yellow to white Every race and so called minority group is represented" he said Among students enrolled on the sprawling campus are Polynesians American Indians (Mentals Spanish American and Negroes "Now I realise it is true there are not many black students on campus” he said "Just how many there are I do not know For we do not require students to indicate their color or racial origin" He added "But we have had Negro athletes” BYU’s policy is that "black students are entitled to athletic grants-in-ai- d Just the same as players of any other race who excel “We welcome Mack students at BYU provided they satisfy our entrance requirements and are willing to abide by our standards” Wilkinson said “I have been urged from many quarters to make a statement denouncing the action of President (Jenneth) Pitzer” he said of the Stanford embargo on competition with the Utah school i “This I have refused to do on the grounds that Stanford University has the right to determine the policy of Stanford University Just the same as we believe Brigham Young University has the right to determine the policies of Brigham Young University We shall not attempt to dictate to other universities any more than we think that they have a right to dictate to us” i West Is M®tEra©ragli To Stop TSne Mmieks By United Press International ways to stop the New York Knicks are quickly being exhausted The Los Angeles Lakers crippled by Injuries to two of their three superstars Tuesday night tried to isolate Jerry West and forced the Knicks into two technical fouls for illegal use of the tone defense but New York survived with a 10-victory— its 16th one short of the Basketball Association record grt In other games Detroit edged 3 Milwaukee V1 Chicago 5 beat Atlanta Baltimore and San sit downed Phoenix 134-1140-10- 130-11- h If ' Francisco stopped Seattle 106 The Lakers used an unorthodox shift with West on one side of the foul circle and his four tnemmetee on the other because they feel no team can cover West The Knicks attempted to compensate by having an extra defender help against West and referee Mendy Rudolph called New York for playing zone defense illegal in the NBA The strategy almost worked as West scored 41 points and led a Laker rally which put them ahead 7 at the end of the third period one-on-o- ne 79-7- Piniella Named Rookie Of Year Cleveland and I wanted to By VITO STELLINO NEW YORK (UPI)— The away from them They third team proved to be the for Lou Piniella A year ago he was the property of the Cleveland Indians and wu left unprotect- 11 ed in the expansion draft even ha hit J17 at Portland nabbed him and then traded him to Kansu CUy on ' April 1st for John Gelnar and Whitaker It proved to be the best deal yet for the Royals since Piniella Mm had the reputation of having a bad temper settled down and Mt 482 to win the American League rookie-of-th- really gave me an opportuni-charty” Piniella said after he became the first player from a firt player from a first-yea- r expansion team to win the award 111 thou8ht 1 bad the ability and I knew expansion wu in coming so I stayed baseball” the fielder said "You have to stay with It and keep trying and never give up on yourself" Once Piniella controlled Ms desire to break up the clubhouses when he had a bad day at the plate he became a m out-Ste- ve athletic director Hank Anderson said following the unanimous decision by the president’s council for expansion “I'm very much in favor of the move It win add to our 21 L Pet 1 of our natural rivals” Chief among expansion head- aches will be scheduling of football next season Northern Arizona only three confer- ence schools on its schedule A hu e 15 6 12 10 11 7 11 7 12 6 13 I GB 714 445 54 I 450 11 Nat Leaders Head g Sky Team All-Bi- w ” in Gronqulst was the only Bobcat 40 124 Philadelphia selection this year Boston 416 134 Fourteen members of the all leaders were receiving among West star team were seniors 10 were this all star year’s Big Sky W L Pet GB team officials at conference Juniors and one sophomore Ida13 7 450 Atlanta first-rat- e 21 and had player announced here ho’s Rone Linehan wu selectheadquarters 11 0 450 Piniella was named on nine of doubles six triples and 11 Los Angeles ed Tuesday 10 10 40 the 24 ballots cast by a panel of homers to drive in 68 runs Chicago The players The two Idaho’s Jerry Hend-re- n accepted by a the Baseball Writers AssociaPiniella started slowly in the San Francisco 0 10 474 34 and Ed Bell of Idaho Stater board of Big Sky coaches are: 8 11 421 44 tion of America field but became one of the Sen Diego Offense: along with Montana offensive 7 14 433 64 tackle Tuufuli Phoenix Mike Nagy the Boston right- Royals’ better defensive outfielQuarterback Jerry Dunne and WeUperesa 5 15 40 hander who compiled a 124 ders He made only one error Seattle ber State’s Carter Campbell at Idaho State backs Sam Gipson mark last season was second in his last 90 games and played Tuesday’s Results defensive tackle were unanim- Weber and Les Kent and Amie with six votes and Carlos May errorless games in a row New York 10 Los Angeles Blancas Montana ends Hendous choice of the Chicago White Sox third His 13 assists ranked him 13th Detroit 104 Chicago 10 Hendren leads the nation's ren and Beil tackles Upereu Milwaukee 130 Atlanta 115 in the league with five votes and Bill Gutman Montana Mg college statistics in recepBaltimore 134 Phoenix 124 Nagy born in the Bronx May’s bid for the honor wu Montana tions while Bell leads the na- guards Oonquist hampered when he lost part of became one of the Red Sox' San Francisco 114 Seattle 10 tion’s small colleges in the State John Stedham Montana his right thumb in an August most consistent pitchers He (only games scheduled) center Joe McGrath Idaho same category Wednesday’s Games training accident while on was the third biggest winner on Montana which won the con- State maneuvers with the U4 die staff and had a 311 ERA Philadelphia at Boston Defense ference and a bid to the CamelMarine Corps Reserves May the younger brother of Chicsgo at Detroit Ends Jim Nordstrom Monlia Bowl placed 11 gridders on Relief pitcher Ken Tatum of Cincinnati's Lee May hit 481 Los Angeles at Milwaukee the 25 man list while Idaho tana and (tie between) Russell California received four votes in 100 games before his New York at Atlanta w State had six Weber State Melby Weber and Steve “I never thought I wouldn't accident He hopes to resume San Francisco at San Diego Idaho State terfcit four and Idaho three Montana State’s offensive guard Mike Campbell and (tie between) play in the Mg leagues but I his career with the White Sox (only games scheduled) never thought I could play for this spring e- 4012 PULLMAN (UPI) — The na--' tion'i big and small college p u 0 Man-delko- 2 LiflM-Hmrtie- d oaotsony so easy to give Easy to take easy to stay with— that's Sunny Brook It's the bright way to celebrate because we took an extra step that smooths all the caliber of competition and considerable help in our recruitment program’’ Dale Gardner director of athletics at Weber State said “I feel that conference expansion wu necessary and we are looking forward to increased interest in our competition with these two fine schools on a conference basis" In other action during a taro-da- y conference here delegates elected to hold the Big Sky spring track championship at Weber State May 17-Golf and tennis championships will be on the same day at Idaho University The track and field meet originally had also been set for the Moscow Idaho school but officials said the university's new facilities would not be ready in time The league agreed on a an squad for traveling football teams for both conference and nonJeague games Previously Big Sky schools had 44 players on a traveling squad for games and 41 team members for along conference contests 45-m- non-leag- BSC Feels St’s No 1- Sn Idaho State beat the University of Idaho and Idaho State in turn State Then Boise State wound up the sea-th- e private Col- - wu beaten by Boise jJJjJJ Now luddenly we're the number one college football twin In Mnh1’ Knp mIH ing he imagines (his is a “burr” k— a lmHwttw— Atunf coach He said the neoole of Idaho should be entittedto a game pitting Boise egefaiet the University of lda-da- y ho h Knap said he finds the proving fortunes of Boise State 'tetittng" but added that ll trance into the Big Sky Confer-- u ence is not without its aches He listed among these the need for money and for depth !' 4 im-So- en-wi- u lated” Larry Chandler Idaho State and Larry Stranahan Montana middle guard Larry Miler Montana linebackers Ambrose Costa Idaho State Tim Gallagher Montana mid (tie between) Roosevelt Owens and defensive Idaho Linehan backs Roy Robinson Montana Jerry Williams Weber safety Karl Stein Montana whk went' EMMssy tfenwk ‘HieVglitsiIettrted'Wfiislpy Arrow heaviness away and leaves a taste that's mild but never meek Now in an elegant holiday carton the is easy with Sunny Brook gift-givin- u Knap Says Eaton Made A Mistake - aOTNWMTSunescacHaniaididsKfMUSTiiNMV Hmsa wu expressed with the Bronco’s new membership franchise Knap noted that Boise State would have to play four Big Sky — and it hu teams next only three on its schedule Somebody will have to "bend over and let on the schedule” he added NAU athletic director Dr Ted committee will meet at a later date and attempt to work out a formula to allow the Arizona School to be eligible for championship play The committee also will consider a schedule for the 1970-7basketball and 1971-7seasons Big Sky teams have been cluhing three times BOISE (UPI)- The within a Season for a Broncos State Officials College schedule basketball finally theorized the conference may made it— they rest today in Big Sky competition And even though Boise State wu Just voted into the confer- ence on Tuesday head football coach Tony Knap is already set- ting Ms sights on a football champkmship He said “We wen accepted Head coach with the understanding we will BOISE (UPI) be eligible to win the conference Tony Knap of the Boise State title next year thinks Broncos WyoCollege But he told the Idaho Press- ming coach Lloyd Eaton "made a mistake” in Ms handling of Club headliner luncheon Tues- Boise State must play Negro players four Big Sky teams next sea- an at Idaho Knap speaking and if has Only three on its Press Oubjunchepn held after Boise State wuidmftted to the schedule He said somebody have to “lean over and let Big Sky Conference said “I on the schedule” and added think he made a mistake in layhe hopes it is the University of ing down a rule without thinking and then made that Idaho it through During the past season Idaho rule sacred" He said he felt the coach at San Jose wu “pretty smart” to allow all the team to wear Mad armbands and asked: “What’s different about black armbands goatees mustaches relong hair— everything's 1 CENTER NAlE BOWMAN of the New York tteks dunks during game against Lm Angeles which New Yufcwu 163Mb 965 home-and-ho- Anderson “We Preu lateraatieaal W New York Baltimore Milwaukee Cincinnati Detroit TauyKnap a real good thing” return to a Dubby Holt director of schedule with 14 games athletics at Idaho State echoed In Boise general delight 9 Eut a Mg boost in our athletic program game attendance conference— u By United Keck said the addition “win be Utah (UPI)— Problems facing the newly expanded Big Sky conference are myriad but general enthusiasm wu expressed by athletic directors Tuesday at the addition of Idaho’s Boise State College and Northern Arizona University at Flagstaff The two schools were added to the Big Sky during meetings six here of the original conference members They are - the University of Montana the University of Idaho Montana State Idaho State Gonzaga University and Weber State OGDEN College Gonzaga But the Knicks offset that with X points from Walt Frazier and 24 from Willis Reed to win their 21st game in 22 outings this year Otto Moon’S tip-i- n with nine left spMfrd the Bulls’ in Kansu City against Detroit which trailed until late in the third period when Eddie Miles who finished with 23 points sparked a comeback Lew Alcindor scored 33 points and Bob Dandridge scored 10 points in the final period Milwaukee rolled post Atlanta in the Hawks’ former hometown St Louis Guards Mike Davis and Earl Monroe scored points apisce to pace Baltimore which led throughout the game and San Francisco came from seven points behind in the fourth period with Joe Ellis scoring 12 points during the rally to beat Seattle National Basketball Standings Knap For Fourth Sky Opponent KENT COLLECTION g A 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