Carnegie report lists colleges in athletic aid schemes
The Carnegie Foundation study details colleges and universities linked to family designated athletic scholarships and subsidized recruitment. Institutions include Pennsylvania, Fordham, Gettysburg, Colgate, West Virginia, Lehigh, Princeton, Stanford, Harvard, Yale, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Dartmouth, Southern California, and many others with varying aid practices. The listing notes wide geographic spread and recurring recruiting activity by alumni and athletic departments.
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Fordham
Dyeneva
Gettysburg
Colgate
West Virginia
Crsinus
Lebanon Valey
Itlue
Syvtene
Heorgetown
Mublakery
Squadron 62 Beats Telephone Goalers in Army Court
The Sixty-second Savadian Vliers from Brooksfield defeated Bell Telephone's Dasterball team on the Army court Wednesday night. Key plays by Herington and Draper and strong defense by Nave propelled the winners, with lineups listing Draper, Herrington, Zieglar, Brerbaum, Murray, Nave, and Manney among others in a 41 to 25 score.
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Bell Telephone Company
Herington
Draper
Nave
Bell Tel
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Quinn
Herrington
Zieglar
Brerbaum
B. Murray
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Charges That Jolted Collegiate America
A committee led by Dr. Howard J. Savage John T. McGovern and Dean F. Smiley delivers a rigorous analysis of athletic recruiting and subsidizing at many universities. The report accuses Columbia Wisconsin California Drake Ohio State and others of incentives to athletes via insurance salesman clothing clerk and business firm agents. It portrays mixed notes on institutional involvement and questions the integrity of several programs while stressing the need to confront the allegations with solid facts.
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Walgh Sees Big Fight Ahead In Athletic Reform
A contested report assesses college athletics abuses across universities from Chicago to Yale. It urges ending lavish spending and recruiting, favoring intra mural and scholar-athlete reform while pinpointing heads of institutions and athletic managers as primary sources of the problem.
Protest Letter Targets University Criticism and Stadium Work
A letter of protest criticizing university actions was read at Carnegie Hall. President Wizzell confirmed the report noted omissions that affected the summary. Steven, the stadium project director, defended the work while emphasizing fairness. Oklahoma figures, including Arvin, were cited in discussions touching sports and state loyalties.
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Drake Official Sees Report Fair On Carnegie Athletics
Lyra stress manager says the Carnegie Athletics report seems fair amid questions about proportional representation in American colleges. The official emphasizes balance and transparency in governance, while noting ongoing review by Drake officials.
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Lyra
Carnegie
Oklahoma City Open Draws 85 Stars
Ninety five players including professionals and amateurs enter the annual Oklahoma City Open cell tournament set to be played over Friday Saturday and Sunday at Nichols Hills.
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Okdationa City
Qhaly Tagntssivn
Oklahoma City
Mint Julep Shave Promises Brisk, Moist Lather and Easy Cut
An old promotional piece extols BRISK shaving soap claiming instant rich lather that absorbs water to create two to three times the lather of traditional creams. It argues the lather, with four accompanying products ZEST TRIM SMOOTH STIP, smooths razor strokes and leaves skin feeling refreshed and ready for a close shave.
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Bet He Didn’t Complain About Yankee Manager Pick
New Clover reports Bob Shawkey paid $81 for telegraph service to learn he had been chosen as Yankees manager. The message traveled to remote Canada with costs for Indian guides and sleigh owner fees, reflecting the era's travel expenses.
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Bob Shawkey
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Yankees
Canada
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Edwards Says Fight Failure and Arrest Details
Houston dispatch reports promoter Wranh Edwards from New Orleans was arrested by two deputy sheriffs after a CresCent City appearance. He was released on bond and promised to return for a Justice of the Peace hearing. Edwards claimed his fighting venture drew $5000 in expenses and stated the event fell short of expected profits.
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Edwards
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Crescent City
New Orleas
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