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j 4 4 | 3 wi es be i (516 appear in Layrence. = ; KC 100-New that in an effort to avoid a violent confrontation and as a gesture of food faith, the “jog-in" was postponed, with no date set for any further jog~-in. Ilo demonstration took place. that HOFFMAN and EDWARDS did net vised that on the night of 0714/70 at Hock Auditorium, eches were made to a group of about 100 persons. was present during the speeches. He advised that ABBIE HOFFMAN and HARRY EDWARDS did not appear in Lavrence. He advised that BILL EBERT, Student Body President, <U, introduced the speakers. First to speak was JACK SCOTT, who has been described as sports editor of the "Ramparts" magazine, Director of the Institute for the Study of Sports and Society, and author of the book "Athletics for Athletes", residence 5082 S8th Street, Oakland, California. SCOTT gave a greeting from HARRY EDWARDS, professor at the University of California at Berkeley. ‘cCOTT talked mostly against the NCAA and its rules and regulations. SCOTT traced athletes' protests as starting back in the late 1950s and early 1960s by blacks, which gained momentum in the late 1966s and finally followed by white athletes this year. SCOTT also stated drug abuse is at a dangerous level in SPOT A alii Deed and "steroids" are being given to athletes. SCOTT advocated chance in the sports for thesbetterment oF athletes ing of the rules and regulations set bv NCAA. eins ::: was not militant in any of his statemen errarremeera tt MECAYSSEY, whose last name has been spelled also as MEGGYESY and MEGGYESLY, described as