SUNDAY, FEBWJ1.IARY 27, 1927
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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BIG TEN ALUM
(Continued from Page One)
"In any g;athering of this kind,
which University muen assemble,
subject of athletics> is always of
terest. In tercllegia te athletics is l;
haps the par't of University life t
makes the mnost Universal appeal
Alumni. Other interests attract t
group, or that, but as a whole, a
leties usually have an attraiction
hands of you men and other alumni.. they are not educated to the proper
"When two universities agree to degree of sportsmanship.
zr (net e-ach other in an athletic contest "Furthermore, students and alumnitliy :"~ e tot~ et o e t e m s e e b rt a h i e r s n a
teri :(,ne vinch hias;he]('tronger team,: tines onI the jfield are only students
and(11t- other to determine which has that. the players are (doing the very
instilledl into it. team, studlents and b~est they can, that the mental stress
alumni the batters quality of sports-; in big gamnes is very great and that
mansh ip.I they have no right, whatever, to criti-
at 14pectators on Trial cize. If the athletes were geing paid
the, -min _1.. .. .. !-. for t heir services it woulId he one
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lege contests are on trial just as,
surely as are the memblers of the
team. vow ell they treat the players
and guests, how they react to clean'
playi~ng oa the field, the manner in
which thecy co-cperate with officials
and ti r own personal conduct are
thing, but when they are giving so,
much of their time and energy to their
school with noex() ectation of reward1
of sei- ie, then it': quite another. Let
the one who Criticizes an athlete for
a mistake try, hii; Al, t,) take T/,
player's part. Perlitps tbe~i lhe igtt
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a greatecr numbher. are seatial to the contest as the abil- realize just howv difficult it is always
"Itis brcause of thtese 1f <<sthianItyadsilo hemnpaigteto do just the right thi-1g when unde:
propose to call 10 Your a ttention to gae the stress of a lit, game With fifty
some of the problems associated with 'l~tao;ms learn to upholdf thousand mai:>-, of eyes foc used upon
the administration of athletics in the them.
Western Conference. Meeting to- the offia] sy ~chologists tell us that'r,1 e9easi
gether as you do, you men realize that; we tee those things for which we Ietj l- erae
are looking. It takes much practice;"Another matter of conern is that
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Alumus f aothe. Ech easa situ- enable one to see things impartially. Durig the last five years a tremen-
Alumnusckgonaner achim has Uit f nless cone train~s himself' to see only dour impjrovemnt has bc2lt made in
iear.backgroundend aiilSaepoi fafcts and realtifes lhe will invariably', this particular. Hlowever, in some
versity, for example, think and behave though unconsciously, sele those things quarters betting still prevails among
pretty mc in samwie manner as that react to his advaiit~ge anid will alumni andl among the townspeolple. I
do the mtuchtsa the Unvriyo overlook those that react against hm oingi re ata cannot say too emphatically that bet-;
studets a theUnivrsit
Michigan. As University aulmni youLighsoreaontlyly.oa-
men realize this. You know that the spettrtrebudtyeepasdf is not intemnxreted in terms of
ferently than do the officials. 1 tyks etn omrilzsahe
]royalties, aspirations and. ambitions sae.Btigcmecaie tlt
surrounding your p~artic'ular Univer- PlaIyer~ssport smlalike! ics and detracts from the spirit of play
sity, are very similar to those sur-I "In my opinion, football players are and it breeds criticism, disloyalty and
rounding every other like institution,' infinitely nmore sp)ortsmanlike than, lack of harmony among the various
As Alumni, too, you k~now that our are the spectators. Before intercol- factors that make up the U~niversity.
program of Intercollegiate athletics is legiate athletics can mean all they University alumni and1 other friends
built very largely upon the confidence, should mean, spectators, students, of clean sport can (10 much to help
and respect that one student body! critics and, school authorities must us in our problems by eliminating the
entertains for the other. I accept the word of the officials as fi practice of betting at intercollegiate
"It is this confidence and respect{ nal. The officials arp in a position to; games.
that makes possible fair play and see. They have thle interest of the "The football coach in any of our
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gressed far in this direction, but there 'they alone, have schooled themselves. difficult problems in existence. He
is still room for improvement, and to see only facts. So long as the spec-; called upon- to teach a subject to
the 'problem is very largely in the tators object to the rulings of officials,' (Continued on Page Eight)
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