Show 1 I COACHES NAME ROMNEY 1 MARSHALL IS REELECTED TO N. N C. C A. A POST Rocky Mt Conference Officials Officials Of Of- Selected to District District Dis Dis- Committees LOS ANGELES Jan 1 UP UP UP-E. E. E L L. Romney of oC Utah State Agricultural Agricultural tural college collego o was elected president of oC the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast Const States Football Coaches' Coaches as association as- as sedation In annual meeting meeting- here bere yesterday Eugeno Eugene Nixon Ixon of ot Pomona college was elected vice president and A. A J. J of the er University or 01 California at Los Lo Angeles was named secretary secretary- secretory treasurer nc Regular mem members cl's present in included in- in eluded Ike Ikeo Armstrong Utah Hal Davis Santa Barbara State college R. R II if LavIk State Teachers Flagstaff Flagstaff Flag Flag- staff Ariz AnIz Walter Herreid Herreld San I IDie Die Diego o State and Earl Wight Fresno I State Coach Bill BIH Spaulding of oC the University of ot California C. at Lo Los Lon Angeles Angeles An An- n geles acted as lS chairman Rocky Mountains Well Represented NEW YORK Jan 1 The I.-The The annual convention of or the National Collegiate i- i ate Athletic association came t to a close Wednesday with tho time reelection reelection tion of ot all officers Dr II H. r. r L. L Marshall Marshall Mar Mar- shall of the time University Uni of Utah was renamed vice lre president while live five i c other Ho Rocky mountain conference officials were named to offices otrice They are C. C Henr Henry Smith Denver district c representative on football rules committee Dick Romney Utah State Agricultural collego college district this dis representative on football rules Dr Creed W. W Haymond of Salt Lake retained on track committee committee com corn D. D B. B Swingle of Montana 1 State college e wrestling rules committee committee com corn and G. G Harvey Hancock Salt Lake committee on publicity an and press NEW EW YORK Jan 1 AP AP Dele Dele Delegates gates to the annual convention of I the National 1 Collegiate Athletic association as as- coaches college officiate officials and others closely concerned with cone college e sports were on the wa way homo home today leaving behind the impression impression im im- im- im that Old Man Ian Football Isa is isa a n. pretty good fellow fello after all but that he lie has fallen into bad com corn pany GENERAL ATHLETIC CONVENTIONS HELD Four days which saw in addition to Lo the N. N C. C A A. A. A convention meetings meetings meet meet- ings logs 0 oj of the football coaches foot foot- bal baj officials tho the sportsmanship brotherhood and a a. few tew allied bodies brought the verbal breezes strongly against football l with few startling discoveries and almost no definite action against the game grame The opinion was generally held that football was being beIng- somewhat d 1 and that there thele was too much interest t taken l en in cham- cham and in gate grate receipts but that hat the situation was far from ous The rue football rules committee pronounced its work virtually fin fin- for tor a while while other officials oHi- oHi daIs did lid little but hut recommend a a. afew few Cew chan changes cs DR SAVAGE ADVOCATES IMPROVEMENT Dr Howard J. J Savage author of ot the famous bulletin 23 3 oC or tho the CarnegIe Carnegie Car Car- negie negle Institute and Dean Clarence W. W of ot Yale who was as assigned assigned as- as signed to report upon it both hoth agreed that conditions In regard to recruiting recruit recruit- in lug ing and subsidizing players were ere somewhat improved but there thero still was wa room for more improvement backing jacking up the tho resolutions of or the coaches coaches' association which called I for or immediate action in that I Ion tion II I The N. N C. C A A A. A. A observed its 2 th anniversary b by honoring two of its founders General Palmer Pierce I and E. E 1 K Hall General PIerce was presented a n. silver bowl while Mr Ir I Hall received a n. gol gold I MACALUSO BEATS OUT MATE NEW YORK Jan 1 AP AP- AP Among tho the numerous backs back that Leonard Macaluso Colgate fullback beat out for a n. place in the Press consensus for all Amer- Amer lea ca honors was his teammate Les Leg Hart Elart Hart one of tho tIm most brilliant backs In the cast |