Word: aau
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...national athletic programs. Several years ago, the Ivies were instrumental in the narrow defeat of a proposal in the NCAA to remove a year of eligibility from a student who signs a letter of intent to attend one college and then changes his mind. Ivy threats of participation in AAU meets last year during the NCAA-AAU dispute led to Congressional arbitration. Following such sharply opposing views in the past, the 1.600 rule seems to be a senseless conflict, especially since the motive of higher academic standards for athletes is shared by both the Ivies and the NCAA...
...NCAA has been challenging the right of the AAU to represent the United States on various international sports federations...
...other post-season tournaments, Harvard's Howie Henjyoji was second in the 114 pound division of the Eastern AAU Tournament. In the championship match, Henjyoji drew with his opponent, but lost the title because Olympic rules award a drawn match to the lighter...
Harvard freshman captain Paul Padlack won the 171-pound class in the New England AAU tournament in Attleboro...
...AAU tourney, Croasdale threw 35-lb. weight 60 ft., 41/2 in., the longest toss of his career, to gain second place in the event behind Northeastern's Bill Corsetti...