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THE NASHVILLEBANNER Tues Oct 16 17 F4 NO'NeW000110 4 111 Conference Committee Blasts Athletic Aid 10 ecoming 4 )6 1 i a i a THE NASHVILLEBANNER Tues Oct 16 17 I Rieliar sHls i A 4 Conference Committee Blasts Athletic Aid 4 4 1 Nov Contract t'l 0 4 fill is 1 1) v0 ii A fi 0 ng I tOP ig 1 0 to ecomt t-tut Fa fyie I -Systeri 0 If With Orioles Yanks Send Cervl To Kansas City With Orioles 1 anks Send Cerv To Kansas iy Ct 1 "osk1410' misap-Iment ir 1- 44 rV2 1 4r f4 cit- i I 4 A fi i ''i A a I7 1P'': Alk 5 witehi--- i ii I :1 -41 if 4 ir ment activity is accompanied by financial assistance (promised work andor scholarship) "The scope of financial subsidies to conference athletes earned and unearned (scholarships) has increased in staggering proportions In the past decade from 847 in 1948 to MO in 1955 (average amount of aid per athlete) "The work-aid program has developed purposefully as a subsidization device under the 'offer system' and limitations upon unearned aid 'As such it is an invitation to hypocrisy and deceit unless there is complete insistence upon full work for corn i activity is accompanied financial assistance (promised y- work andlor scholarship) "Th scope of financial subsi- dies to conference athietee earned unearned (scholarships) I- a-- 1 a frank andi Wilson warned against misap- elf-critical report which 'was 11 irirehension of the report saying WI i' could easily be misunderstood' meant to be a secret within th ti without full appreciation of its put-Big Ten a special conference Compose and background" mittee ripped into athletic aid prac-' lie said tile report was intended I tiees with a warning that the West-lsolely for private distribution witeh- in the Big Ten and its general re- ern Conference could some da) lease had been decided upon be-become a farm system for of a proposed publication of alone sports ta paraphrase in took Magazine I The report disclosed Monday Under the facts section the re-I was drafted by a committee set port Criticizes the "offer" system up last December and headed by and runs tight on through rectuitcommissioner (Tug) Wil- ling and subsidization son and called work-aid pro- 1 Each conference school" the re-grams for athletes "an invitation port states "is on a definite 'offer' to hypocrisy and deceit" 1 basis meaning that the recruit-It added that financial help tot athletes had reached proportions" fetchick Wins of a frank andi WiLson warned against -ical repor ch whi 'was prehension 0 repo sayi it report ng elf-crit "could easil be misunderstood' i meant to be a secret witttin tire I without full appreciation of its put Big Ten a special conference corn-1pose and background mittee ripe 1- pd into athletic aid prac 1 Ile said the report was Intendediand (4 ith tvwerli vn a 011 th wtsolelv for Drivate distribution a -05t it ft -1 Is 1 fti 't 1 v- () I ki- 3ti' )- I 1 4 A tt -1 0 ot -'I 4 pensation received and there is a functional arrangement in the not" nature of a farm system with or-The report goes into detail con- ganized professional sports cerning recruiting 'cpractices in "The distinction between Inter-which athletes actually are shop- collegiate sporta and profeselonal ping in their campus visits sports will become so invisible that Also coming under criticism wsuspublic support will shift to the lab-reliance upon alumni to establish ter because its caliber of compecontacts and arrange campus vie- tition and spectacle doe not ma-its for athletes The report saidtfer from even the limited entertainment of prospective ath-ltions upon intercollegiate sports letes for the current year average'andi the resulting financial chaos nearly $5000 running as high as will force abandonment of the n- tercollegiate program An thie in part is the commit- In his comments on the report tee's opinion of what might come Wilson called the "offer system" about if the aforementioned prac: the core of athletic problems tices are not curtailed "The system" he eald 'is today The Big Ten may well formiuniversal and involves intense recruitment of prospective athletes )ff With 66 laccompanied by promises of finan- ciealeanstsi entirely as sitlacnocme niesti! tIon for prospects which goes with third with a q2 and Don January of Texas as fourth with a 75 the offer system aleo creates pressures for improper aid" The four men had ended in a Wilson said Big Ten faculty rep- deadlock at the finish of the regu- resentatives and athletic directore lation 72 holes and then went into endorsed in principle a change In the playoff 'financial aid regulations to be Fetchick improved his moneylvoted upon in legislative form at winnings for the year by neartylthe conference's 'next meeting In '50 per cent with the victory hereIDeeember off With 66 e111 With Or )ortst tweets interprofeselonal nvisible that ft to the lat of compeoee not suf lofted late sports andel chaos lt of the in- the report ter system" roblema Id la today intense re-Live athletes oes of finansistance may the competich goes with creates presi faculty rep- directors a change In tione to be tive form at meeting In pensation received and there is a functional arrangement in the nc t'" nature of a farm system with or The report goes into detail con- ganized professional sports cerning recruiting "tractices in The distinction between inter- which athletes actually are shop- collegiate sporta and profeselonal ping in their campus visits sports will become so invisible that Also coming under criticism was public support will shift to the lat Western Open Play 4 (By United Press) Paul Richards received a' vote of confidence for a "Job well done" today but tO the Baltimore Orioles'i field and general manager 'it's only half done" "It's great to receive a new contract" said the 47-year-old Texan "But I won't be satisfied until 1 give Baltimore fans a winner" The Orioles finished sixth--28 games behind the American League champion New York season but were rated the most improved team in the circuit by no less an authority than Casey Stengel It was a tribute to three-year blueprint for the Orioles' success seemed hopelessly bogged down in 1955 Richards' new contract extends through 1959 and is esti mated to call for more than $50- 000 a year The Orioles' board of directors also announced they are seeking an executive vice president "who will work with Richards and the directors" They said they would riot make their choice until the entire field has been canvassed The Post-World Series flurry of baseball activity also continued on other fronts today with the Yankees New York Giants Chicago Cuba and White Sox and Katmai City Athletics involved in deals of try Atmettes involved in deals of The two-part 24-page half dealing with "facts" and half with opinions of the was put together by Wilson assistant commissioner Bill Reed Michigan athletic director Fritz Cris ler: Wisconsin athletic director Ivy Williamson and faculty representatives Leslie Scott of State and Verne Cr Freeman of Purdue 1 1 1 the great performances of the year Monday as he vanquished three foes in an 18-ho1e playoff He fired a six-under-par 66 on the tough Presidio that wu good enough to beat his nearest competitor Jay Hebert by five strokes Doug Ford the former PGA champion finished San Fetchick something of a lamb this year on golldom's tournament trail turned into a lion in the Western Open playoffs Monday and as a result headed for his Mahopac home today with an extra $5000 In his pockets Mighty Mike turned In one of A garland of flowers around his neck Brooklyn Dodger shortstop Pee Wee Reese chuckles as he puts his all into an impromptu Hawaiian hula dance with some natives following the team's arrival in Honolulu The Dodgers are en route to Japan (AP Wirephoto) a 177 ic71 1 111 A 'Els'l (1L: 11 I i Li 1 'I''' I 1 vAnu I -1) -40 ti r'''' lois Looking For Kicker To Replace LI 0 13 ci 1 rt Id Dt 41 Igid ut a 7 ft nd (In I) rd LY0 7 317 4344 414t 431!) S13 433 0 040 718 kve 13 A A 010 310 39 0 39A 44 con 7941 207 1 ri -i 41:1 id :) Li vl 1 Li 1 ::1:1 t- 11 1 k1 ::4 fA it: Li 1 4 iii more than! football redhead extra-point kicker is going to football team Alabama's death that I pick on victory over 19 is going to football team Alabama's death that pick on victory over 19 various sizes The Yankees sold l0-year-oldr niure Cantreii righthanded hitting uutliekler Bob' Cerv to the Athletics in a deal the By HAROLD HARRIS Kansas City club said completed the Enos Slaughter transaction (Knoxville News-Sentinel) The Athletics also announced the Erioxvillo The loss of senior Edd Cantrell created purchase of itc 1 Flow-Just the problem of filling a regular end post for Tenne era from the Philadelphia Phillies ball coaches The Yankees also sold pitcher Besides being a fine all-around flankman the Spant Sonny Dixon and outfielder kvas the Vols ciiief kickoff man and topnotch extra-po George Wilson to Denver in the 1 lye're going to eNperiment with American Association bought fey' boys" coach Bowden Wyatt barna when it 'jells' i pitchers Mark Freeman Jack today "(Bill) Anderson be a mighty fine foot Urban and Jim DePalo infield backl could be a good kicker with Every team left on er Woody Held and catcher Dar one work We're gong to work schedule is scared to i rell Johnson from that club brought up third baseman Dick Ion him An the Crimson Tide wi Ye may bring Sam i iBurklow (a soph fullback from them to end the Tidi Sanders from Binghampton and Ky) off the red-shirts He i drouth that stretchei pitcher Al Cicotte from Rich- 1 games mond "Alabama as brillia 'he iant sold Bob Hofmam olk utility infielder and I -7t'7Jia-: against TCIn but titel I1Al were the differenc cateher to Minneapolis ill the i A eica A ociatio ssn and pur- 1 quit making 0 Am ch fou 1 4i -3 u0 4 'i 4 1 hPy rP goicg to Iv aser pitchers from their' 400 A' i 4' body I onl hope the farm teams They wore Joe Ship- i A I out this 'I' wee to pla ley frmn Minneapolis and Neil i 1- i I''- game Roberts Fernando Rodriquez and cIf 4110 qp John Fitzgerald from Dallas a eL 616 Vol tailback Johnn The se ite Sox nt third base- 4 1 I back in full Working to rnan Joe Kirrene to Indianapolis on waivers and obtained outfield- But trainer Mickey 0 the Huntland Hurricam er Jim Landis and pitcher Don Ru- be permitted in any dolph from Memphis Injured Cantrell By HAROLD HARRIS (Knoxville News-Sentinel) Etioxvill-- The loss of sr'lli01' Edd Cantrell created juet the problem of filling a regular end post for Tennesgee's coaches Besides being a fine all-around Minimum the Sparta was the Vok' ciiief kickoff man and topnotch 'We're going to eNperiment with a fey' boys" coach Bowden Wyatt barna when it 'jells' said today "(Bill) Anderson wing- be a mighty fine back) could be a good kicker with Every team left on some work We're gong to work schedule is scared to on him And may bring Sam i the Crimson Tide will Burklow a soph fullback from them to end the Tide's Hazard Ky) off the red-shirts He i drouth that stretches )ac rSONVaell IA yatt barna when it 'jells' ill) Anderson be a mighty fine a good kicker with! Every team left on to work 're gong schedule is scared to we may bring Sarni the Crimson Tide will oph fullback from them to end the Tide's ff the red-shirts He drouth that stretches gpmpwAdtmwz games -Alabama vas brilliant 44--iAr- against TC1i but their ''''4'- were the difference -)y-A ii quit making it'' itl) I hey' re gong i to 4k! both: I only hope they out' his week to play game rf 1 606 I tai lback JohnnF i back in full working I But trainer Mickey 4 Nogriv" the Huntland Hurricane be permitted in any 4 ''q4 1 i' s'f'zT i 4 -'1' 01 It c' i 1 rf4 iott stoht A rl ri 9 E7-7D 1 Elt ar: 11 1 1 4 'N 1 44 ti 4 1 I 1 -1 i uti' 164 t41 144 ti i-' 0 in spots mistakes When they mistakes eat soe- don't pick! I heir best! Majors was togs Monday O'Brien said would not rough work! "His shoulder is still sore! ititigie O'Brien said "It's improving but 7:1 fi it isn 't Nv 11 We don't want to -12 4 take a Of setting iiim back further i 1- Coa11 Wyatt said he "has hopes" Majors will be available for duty 1 against the Tide But in the next: breath he said he doubted Majors! would able to play I i "He Ivas banged up consider-- i4 1' 10 og ably more than we had at first CANTRELL thought" Wyatt said i it) 11 A4 T-1 11 liel---- -( 1 if Weekly Gent Ratings AP au r91 r71-1 --1kgsb o16 1 A 4 040 iia I 1 te ir f' -1 06600 47-r It :1 I I 'ii il i iit 1 1 1 I Attoo ow 0 orik 'v 6 1t apko1646 a' tl'u2 --s 7 1 -fri Li wavy9008rail 11P1110111 r7711 c7----- IN '1171 r- ia 4 1': 1 '64 I 1 11 r-646--- 4 1 -2: 1 1 Ilt I I ir 1 "1 I 4 I i (I 1 1 It 17 a 7 I t-4 I 4 i a 9 I Li I t- I' I -----J :2 iL: it4 urrem of en on to toy 130 SCHOOL POINTS1 1 Oklahoma (67) (3-0) 11731 2 Michigan State 451 (30) 1148 3 Georgia Tech (5) 3-01 900 4 Texas Christian 12) (3-0)'1 751' EDD 5 Ohio State (3-01 721 can kick lie Stnither9 6 Mississippi (7) (4-0) 552 7 Tennessee 131 (3-0) 531 tra-point situ someone 8 Michigan (2-1) 411 on 9 Southern California 13-0) 272 call do the 10 Baylor (4-0) 168 'cout SECOND TEN-11 Miami (Fla( Vols iod 1 (1) 139 12 Iowa 72: 13 Syracuse' on top of 1 58 14 Texas AttM 41 15 Clem-'day to slay son 32: 16 Pittsburgh 30 17 Pur-lbania due 26: 18 Virginia Tech 20 19' "This Alai Tulane 19: 20 South Carolina 16 beautil ul hut (Washington received one first mens" Faust place vote) i3 re much 11 ran kick the Srmthers will someone on can do the Scout litigh Vols toiLiy on top of to stay "This beautiful hunch Faust are much LI: Cantrell's loss meant promotions along the line Senior Roger from North Tonawanda moved up to replace Cantrell Urbano's place was filled by soph Carl Hannah from Lafayette Ga and Jim Winstead another soph from Rogersville moved up to Hannah's third team spot I Cantrell in the 11' hospital for it least a NVPPli has been placed in a body cast that reaches froni his arm pits to his hips He must: 'wear it for six weeks After thati say Cantrell should be as 200d fu- new 'ball pretty kvell Bob be used in most extra-point situations unless we find the No I team who joh" Faust warned the that thell have to be their game here Saturday On the field with Alabama Alabama team is a big of physical specimens" said ''They definitely better than last year They're getting better each game "It is the consensus of the scouts I've talked with that Ala I UP BY DANT BY DANT College Grid Corner State's Morgan Lost For Season SCHOOL POINTS 1 Oklahoma (24i 13-0) 365 2 Michigan State (81 (3-0i 318 3 Georgia Tech 12) (3-0) 244 4 Ohio State (3-0) 225 5 Texas Christian (3-0) 207 6 Tennessee (3-0) 141 7 Michigan (21i 124 8 Mi-ssissippi (4-0') 107 9 Southern California 13-0t 105 10 Baylor (4-0) 24 SECOND TEN-11 itie) Texas' A and and Miami Fla) 20 each: 13 Purdue 16: 14 Syracuse 12 15 Iowa 11: 16 Pittsburgh 5 17 Stanford 4: 18 itie Oregon State Clemson and Washington 3 each (First place votes season records In parentheses) Made better to begin with then it's Charcoal Perfected! led! ma lc beg 1 By JOHN STEEN INtississippi State's streah of hard luck injuries to key halfbacks tuber All-America Art Davis last year) continues The Maroonsl have lost William MorgAn the 5:8 speedster for the season becausei of 1 freak classroom accident Morgan who led State in scoring with 43 points last season: ely cut a tendon in his right hand Nionday Glass in a pushouttype window shattered wihnl he tried to open it He'd been sidelined so far this season with a broken collarbone suffered I the (lay pre-season practices began but had hoped to play against Alabama Oct 27 He has two years of tdigibility left AC71 Rolls Up 45-0 Victory At Dallas SEC quarterback Bill Farley out with a broken hand since the season began is scrimmaging again and may play against LSI: this Nv eekend Ole Miss halfback Billy Lott who sat outthe Vanderbilt game last with a pulled leg muscle is drilling again and expected to start against Tulane Only Greenie player definitely out for the game is Junior halfback Tony Reginelli (dislocated shoulder) Alabama co-captain and tackle Jim Cunningham is recovered front injuries suffered against Vanderbilt and ready for Tennessee Saturday Still out are center John Snoderly and end Ralph Blaylock LSU concentrates this week on headon tackling to cure its fumbilitis (5 bobbles against Tech) Georgia QB Joe Comfort and center Jim Brown (both ankle injuries) are lost for Friday night's Miami game 11 PROOF BOURBON WHISKY rt 111111:4) A 's tr4pittiste 4i)--41- is h16 aolM ME 1 enema 01 itlItTAILI IL 3 A alio lisiklie I I '411111111111K Ng tIllitivo r4 '10111 I cHAR 14il' PERFECTED p00 -04- 1 -1 14' A '4IZ ormipne -4-7''- 1M I Ern r- lc a I a a anaaaan--41 a a 4101 1 mom 4 Milimalmo 4 1 NiMmanno- liNtommommom-- i I I znup INA010MPANIA 1 I I 0010111- i 1 gai00 1 MIINIMIOill I 1 01100 14 i---Tq ")'" 4--4 '6-77-7 I 1 041 4:::: tr le 0 i 1 1 1 I ked' 0-- it 1 Qei 44 -1---4il r1 -Tew 441014e-: 4 4 i'6: CITAR 0AL 44 i lb c': i 4 YEARS OLD I OLD STYLE ---------15----------- 00-N i 1 14 i li tibsit '1 1 ElrAl CT ED 1Clik 11 I 1 4 IN lit 0 Pahto 64 ourbon WhiskY 0 9 0 0--- PROOF ikt-' tit 64 84kt-811'1)1ov aisTILLs9- LA OD RENCEBURG 0 1 I BOURBOti WHISKY -t- All Ztil 1 Dallas tT)) Tennessee Slate's gridders headed for their Nashville campus today with Texans agreeing the Tigers deserve their ranking as the No I Negro college team in the nation The Tigers romped Monday right 45-0 over Prairie View College before 5000 fans in the Cotton Bowl The game ended Negro Achievement Day at the Texas State Fair Most spectacular Ackl touchdown came when Fay Mitchell dashed 95 yards with an intercepted pass Other scores: Charles Walker's 47-yard run with a blocked punt and catch of Jessie Wilburn's 22-yard pass: Bill Griffith's 42-yard run quarterback Bobby Crawford's one-yard sneak Percy Hines' short run to cap an 85-yard drive in four plays and Wilburn's two runs for 30 yards for the final touchdown -due laA weekend it was the first ct dropped two straight The war Now Dant brings you the rare and wonderful- "charcoal" whisky flavor you've heard so much about More than that you get six year old whisky all bourbon charcoal perfected just before it's bottled It is truly the "charcoal" whisky that has everything Konderful ach about dsky all 's bottled verything men Henry Spivey (broken ankie) and guard Larry Cox head injury) are lost for the season Brow' guard Larry elbow sprain) may miss the Penn game ef1 BOULING Advertisement Do You Have An Older Relative 123(! 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