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outa apirit. Football reprerents so much of 5 epirit

of a game whore mental, phyeieal, and emotionial e¢xxressions have 2 wholesome ut.

let that youth will demand, and have, in one way or another. Therefore, 1t would

be folly for our colleges to attempt to kill the game. History of the sport tells
: . @ geome by making 4¢ punishable by death for anyone

‘ (of football. In our ow nation, in not so mony

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ome 20 yeare of aseociation with athletics and the teacher of these
it very little ground for such rash statements as made by

ig regrettable when one who has earned hig livifhood from the athletic
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