The Nation - News from Feb. 4, 1988
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A San Francisco high school football player who was the victim of a broomstick hazing attack by his teammates will be tried for allegedly stabbing a gay neighbor to death two months later. The 17-year-old youth was ordered at a hearing to appear in Juvenile Court for trial Feb. 23, the San Francisco Examiner reported. The unidentified youth is charged with manslaughter with a deadly weapon, a knife, the paper said.
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