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Show other form of college athletics Is only of acholarablp so high that any memand charber of a college team Is presumed to an aid to good scholarship be a good student. The nomination acter development, endlife.not the Alpha of and or the college of football heroes for congress Omega lucrative positions offered them by News Eervlca, commercial houses after graduation Is Sees Too Much Business in Football Some Box Office College President Says Commercialization of Sports Is Turning Into Schools Circuses. By WILLIS J BALLINGv. with capital, Intoteat and profit uppermost destructive buslnoee Facts About College Football Ten million parsons witnessed college gamea last year. Thanksgiving day attendance at Juat fifteen games was more than It costs of true -- . -- modest. the average large unlver- to put one team on th for a bare two months One grid Iron warrior properly equipped coats $100 lilg athletic association at every It sly field $75,000 and chairmen, elaborate committees coaches subcommittees, with armies of assistants, special and fabulous trains, hotels de expenses, evhleme the big business of hlgh-prlr- d modern foot bail OETTINQ VALUES MIXED. Dr Lewis you have Indicated to Q me that you believe that theto Is a football problem in our colleges today Wauld you comment a little more fully on your erv pointed remarka of a few moment ago' A I have watrhed football grow In the last few years with inci easing apprehension 1 have b ome convinced that football today is decidedly overemphasized in hnportame to the av-of The glory erage undergraduate is deemed a making the football team anv honor than thing else in greater This Is a wrong salt of college. value. The crux of the problem la In the undue Important attached to th exploitation football In colleges and glorification of th atar athlete and th loose connection between the athletic department of a university and Woodrow Wilthe other department son once referred to athletics ss the DR. W. hi 175,000 to put a hlg college team on the field. One college ules 200 halls In a season at $10 each. More than 1300 employees ars the r squired to handle a game InTale Tale bowl at a Harvard game. , la football ortsinanslilp, Ita growing threatenlna to prestige and Iocr are convert our Institution of learning " Into athletic clnuaea nr William Mather Lewis, ashingtmi muv.i- P dent of t.emge e was sneaking Hi. U words 1 h uttered Ut problem otVwln1hH had been thinking had deridedV '"n'h . hlih he about a I ted to him Hona TV which had been pr, traced for luatratln the sizeIn of the " terms enterprise atated laiat tear It ran a. tullow office 000 lO.OttO persona iwwed more than through turnstiles to seeday ah tie, On hankagltln aaa the wteflda-Hat Tlfteerit gamtnr t,v.e a8ittuu, 'I he TButl Itaeir uot) too hy game drew eanda of peraona stood In line for hour un li fnr w gamhlinf 2000 tickets put on Bale for the public At the Army and Navy game "Woods n stands of a tvvr years Ago cohave been forgotten in the myriad lossal amphitheaters of gianlte of tomake der, the pride and the Circus Maxlnui world-lo- ok wonder of the 350,000. One hundred thousand persons eaw the California Stanford game. saw thousand Seventy five Tale Army game. Harvard-Tal- e Ilghty thousand saw game. Oats receipts of all games were around $20,000,000. - 1 11 I C. No WASHINGTON. but football, of advocate warm am a un- not of common lal football I am commercialtho to alterably oppoood athlotlca of form college of any (ration colloaoa Thora la todio 1" to make athlotlca tond-n- rj marked bu.l-noa- s, and football particularly, a big ms 22, 1923: THE SALT 'LAKE TIilBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14 LEWIS. , ridiculous and pernicious in Its InIt offers alfluence on college life evil. luring bait for the continuance of athShould the aim of college Q. athletes letics be to develop as many as possible, and not Just to seleot and develop the best for winning teams? A. Ye. we must have sport for porte saks. and, more vital still, sport for education s sake, for, without that true spirit of sportsmanship that loves can Justice and fair play, no man suewith really play the game of life nurn In be the cess. Our pride must her of students participating in whole- some outdoor sport, not In the number victories won by highly trained athlete Sport must be the willing and helpful servant, not the dominating master of academic activity. Do you beilev that football Q within bounds confers any benefits upon college Ilf? A. Yes, many ud '1 iory of tl. lifa u battler j - money In the erection of enormoue only eeven or hey are etadla a year and no such costiv be equipment ran justified with uh e had better u.e Infie.iu.nt uee bulbil:. 4n ampler field. development and In promoting arhleth Hve aurdent THe-for the rank bth In Ita beginwhich wai Sport cation h ths misleading glamor at- body serious ning a recreation from the on tached to the star athlete myi become has of education, football hero Don t underntand that business In college the of problems greatest I am In any way opposed to football faced courage be problem to No one would be so senvlcss as to m.slv ADd gt ome. If we are pot to Htrt thoattempt tt -- prrrtitbttlnn , ioatjum mm out-uL KajjJUdJLJz- - lur UtaadumUilt ome un .iulcu LIB o tK. li$ not voting men ana women Ur Totth fYf w f an tnatltullon of learning must be alert to prevent what Is a tlon. and rlHho education XI mm lal transa Jha wUkia when,coUer kepilnfhine fnofh.1 good rate equipment o rvtdertf fn close I ound from becoming an evil into athlths fir.ingt ccollege fluence when allowed to go It own are line l.tllzed entertainotmnen the Sooner nr later ment We must lead ba k to sport way unscrutinised we are going to have to apply the for sport s sake and In th old davs brake to tollege fotball the lover of sport did not have BuckPKOBLfeM ALREADY SERtOtTS ingham palates for playgfbunds Do ou think the problem of Q q Are you In favor of high salaried coat htsT already serious college football A good coach I A do A Decidedly no Yes, Throughout the put on the same plane with length nnd breadth of our country should be we are In the clut h of a football a dan or the head of a departmentbe e In our coilges that Is provHe should under all circumstances the faculty 1 am oping highly districting to the studentI made a part of coaches who are at posed to those Only a few wees ago when body un f TTtmrtr was in cmpffgtnrmiumnu In the tear and yet get more than ths said on the eve of the Michigan It Is these not game 'Well, 1 am glad that heads of those Institutions months that men are under th la student The three the game body today out to turn winning hae hnd nothing else on their mind enormous pressure paid and ate and nobody ha thought of era king teams They are highlyI think a coach hink expe.ted to produce a book for the last two weeks should belong to a college facultj and In coihg ftf that for wasted time college throughout the the we must labor to nmg be with the Mr I rum. who was man or woman ths proper value of entire trar of a few- - jears ago and star Princeton use live Main beta go attav thing football our coath, Is also Is now thev do not know tho -- rue of things who I aes him If hovs and girl are going to come nty administrative assistant do not feel I to tollfge and think of football or anv svery day Intimately In to com(ailed Is a he jobber athletha as more Important than hard that a winning team, draw his check pound and fruitful study, then ths rolltg had btter shut their doors We have and depart too mu h of the spectacular In our TOO MUCH HERO WORSHIP. college life today We must begin to What have you to say about Q It a sober College up primarily the football star whose activity Is rat place for thinking and learning, and ed Rav above that of the scholar not a recreational center and student 'I he football hero la manv times A If youth could be made to realise In colics that RudolpK alcntino and fooltahlv worshiped . I hav r.o us hi slave chain is not the most fascifor th football heto who Is not also It la, of a student of high standing nating thing on earth or that a a man or run on a gridiron is not the work course, human to like tv pe we th colHut our and man. of the world str ngth vigor greatest leges will do much for future Amerha must develop In college Is the athlete-s- t all around In Rooseveltlan of the favor Are stadia you hular, large q We must raise our standards We are wasting tv pe A No, I am not ehows of academic life " Today football i becoming too much the main show TJi epntt of footlall must not l to make team and run touchSt down before cheering thousand f the sober duties ft a the expanse axe men Young college Today trrsny idetiacked fiont getting a good edu"Hide Just Dip to Tint or Boil Science Aide Thousand! to Dye g- pne disposition yUpsets the nervee. And taxes the health. Now science has proved It Is need-o- f 'less to remain deaf. 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Mr THinnfng I Eh second maji from the Eat ward to the primary purpose of Creamery company thw 'factories was 'respond to This call that- foot ban anv pure hs -- - -- -- sm-- nF Chief of Chaplain Reon 'War$hlp; ports Wants More Chapels. A harmless anV effective gargle Bayer Tablet to dissolve two la four tahlespoonfuia of Aspirin throat thorof water, and gargle if oughly. Repeat in two hour Nov. St (By th. seeeasary. WASHINGTON, Be sure yon nae only the genuine Associated Press ) Under the law of marked with the averages, figures on church attendance Bayer Aspirin,which can be had in Grose, at army poeta during tha last fiscal Bayerboxes of twelve tablets for a tin memyear would Indicate that every few (Adv.) eenU. ber of the military personnel attended church gt an army post thirteen times during the ofyear.'" Colonel John TIn his Apple Growers Given chaplains, reported chief annual rsport today to Secretary Da- Concession by U. P. at post ser'The total attendance vice for the jeer was 1 80 02T, or Special to The Tribune. 650 654 In excess of that for th preIDAHO FALLS. Idaho. Nov. J1 mark for tha ceding year, and a new high Apple growers and dealers In notiarmy Snake the army The strength of the valley have been available fied byKlver state 3V. U and the number of chaplainstwo A KJosness, years, commissioner of agriculture, that a remained unchanged for th Colonel Axton commented. concession la to be made to own about considerable visits his from Judging by tha Union Faclilo In tha shipping United of half ths army- - posts In tha Idaho. from apples fiscal ear. Colonel States during the tho Until December 61 apple may be growing Interest sent Axton attributed out In bulk, as cookers and to the deep perIn religious matters that the state Inand particu- windfalls, providing In sonal concern officers, office rs. have shown spector has been duly notified and of loading the of date larly commanding vanes ad moral and the spiritual In safeguarding shipping life of all members of their garrisons The new order la regarded as an 1U recommended an appeal to con- economic regulation and Is made four or five gress for fundsto tobepermit drop of constructed each owing to the abnormal ple Dost chapels m, As a varieties late tn of worship y,ar adapted-tofor-divisions of the lose. 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Our complex civilisation built of brains genius must be uInup by Th talned equally by brawn creasing burdens of civilisation call for men with nerve and driving power Most important, the element of sportsmanship la indispensable In the Ilf politic 'of a nation When men play or buslne sports you can vouch I would rather hav for Its Integrity my- hoys at a university football gam out than plok-- 1 cheering their lungs hootball makes men tealng around would you How suggest keeping q football within bounds? First I would make all roaches A I would keep faculty members. reduc elthln limit X would Cheese Company j to edmieelon so of game ,h, price .that the -- true lover of exports, th atBuys Wyoming high school boys and girl, could has ('dorado tend On untverM.y Its gat definitely limited receipts 8plal t Tb Trtboas. the right direction POCATELLO. Idaho, Nov. 21 A That s a step in should not b the pootball game rich I would business transaction of considerable of the strive privilege promote Importance haa been consummated In for simpler equipmentfor and all Lastly, th purchase by the Krsit Cheese th idea !of athletics hom s Idea would ry t o d ri companX-L- -! 5che . two-fiste- d DIAMOND DYES .& FRANK C. HOWE, State and Vine Sta, Murray. |