Word: sportingly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Watters '26 is expected to report for the committee which has been inquiring into the polo situation. The committee was appointed to consider making polo a minor sport...
...mind of the student must be led, and the lead must be attractive. If the classroom, the lecture, and the conference have not the vigor of the world of sport, one cannot condemn youth for choosing the latter. The educator who would build character, build the wholeness which has been an ideal ever since the Greeks first demonstrated it, must not content himself with thwarting natural tendencies. He must divert those tendencies into the most effective channels...
...time has long since passed when the part played by Athletics in the life drama of the undergraduate can be ignored. Professor Kennedy discusses this tremendous interest under four heads--first, the place which sport ought to occupy in the college program; second, how it ought to be directed by the administrative officers of the university; third, how the finances of Athletics should be apportioned and administered; and fourth, where the emphasis in college sport should properly be placed...
Sirs: In the Sport Column of the Sept. 21 issue of TIME we note an article with the heading "In Douglas." . . . We would be very pleased to know whether the intention of the writer was to belittle the Chamber of Commerce and Mines of Douglas, Ariz., as an organization. . . . Or was it the intention to be recorded as in favor of further punishment of the three outlaw baseball players, who have been sentenced and served that penalty for the crime that Judge Landis said they committed? Whether these baseball players were guilty or not guilty is no concern of ours...
Died. John L. Perry, 82, grandfather of Walter Perry Johnson, famed Washington baseball pitcher, at Santa Monica, Calif., the day prior to Mr. Johnson's great 4-1 victory over the Pittsburgh nine (see Page 26, SPORT...