Stickball is an adaptation of a German national game with major modifications for Israeli athletic facilities and equipment. This article describes rules and equipment needed for this popular game. (CJ)

The growing role of athletics in our society brings into focus many questions concerning the training of sports personnel. (LH)

This study showed that the number of head and neck injuries in football can be reduced with proper adjustments in teaching and equipment. (RC)

Suggestions are made for improving dribbling techniques in soccer. (JD)

Ten authors present suggestions for coping with the problems of intramural athletic programs. (MM)

The role of the woman athletic director is discussed. (RC)

A successful intramural program, whose format relied on a variety of activities requiring short-term commitment from students, is described. (MM)

While recreational programming on college campuses once emphasized extramural athletics, the trend is now toward broader participation in many sports by both men and women in intramural activities. (JD)

Tragic incidents such as sports riots or brawls occur at sporting events. Therefore, some attention should be given for the various methods open for crowd control. A checklist for better crowd control techniques is included. (JN)

This article describes the method used by the Central Connecticut State College Department of Athletics for determining the instructional load credit for athletic coaches. (JMF)

This article reports the results of a study of Black coaches at major colleges regarding how they chose their jobs. Almost half had been graduate assistants on major college staffs before accepting a major college position. (JMF)

This Association has been formed out of recognition of the need to develop, encourage, foster, and support programs that provide equal opportunities for females to enrich their lives through participation in sports. (JD)

Seven articles focusing on policies and procedures for effective sports club administration are presented. Cooney discusses clubs within total programs, Jeter relates clubs to varsity athletics. Teague analyzes administrative personnel; Maas and Lohmiller discuss local and national councils; Palmateer approaches funding; and Edwards handles travel…

With the passage of years, public attitude toward participation of women in Olympic Games has changed from opposition to apathy to enthusiastic acceptance. (Author/MJB)