''—The Daily Collegian Friday. September 13, 1974
. ■ - baseball to guarantee girls full
/ | rights of participation;
/ / # # The amendment, sponsored
v w by Rep. Martha GHffiths, D
m Michis little more than a for
/ **> /"M / / mality aimed at making the
g m^m ( r Cr 1964 federal charter com
patible with new rules already
g adopted by the organization.
/"* #-1 |*r/*> Rep. Don Ed wards,D-Calif.,
C# / /Cf # V / chairman of the Civil Rights
subcommittee which made the
t recommendation, said ap
r\ O KJ A]f proval by the full Judiciary
Vs/ I Cil /vVCTO Committee was likely within a
week, with a House vote about
» g g two weeks later.
Is Sw Tlle subcommittee's recom
tsCt C-f/\ Cr ( / mendation followed the
testimony of P.J. McGovern,
president and chairman of the
Little League, based in
Williamsport, Pa. McGovern
fully endorsed the change.
McGovern noted that while
the original charter referred
WASHINGTON'AP> A
'loan* subcommittee recom
nended unanimously Thurs
iu\ that Congress amend the
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solely to boys, litigation by
women’s groups and others in
more than 20 states the past
two years bad prompted the
league’s trustees ana [execu
tive board to approve rules
changes earlier this summer
to admit girls. i
He assured the panel that all
branches have been “advised
to honor the change in good
faith and without prej
Edwards said >
“somewhat bothered’
fact that the Litth
meanwhile had estal
separate softball pro)
girls in some dties.
which McGovern
designed to accomod.
who weren’t good eno.
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“It’s an obvious signal light
to steer the girls there to soft
ball in the first place,!’ Ed
wards said. McGovern denied
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Rep. Robert McClory, R r DJ.,
complained that the softban
program wasn’t open to boys
in some cases thereby
posing a reverse issue of
discrimination. I
McGovern acknowledged
that as a thorny question, but
said it was feared that boys
might monopolize the softball
program if it were open to
them, depriving girls of the
chance to play.
Edwards and McClory
stressed, however, that the
revised charter clearly would!
permit no discrimination oni
either side. They indicated the!
panel’s report to Congress]
would make specific mention
of the softball program, so'
there would be no misun
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followed by ONEG SHABBAT
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; GUEST SPEAKER 9:00 p.m.
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