Baseball gave unlimited power to Judge Kenesaw lountain Landis and |
he built confidence in a sport that had received a knock-out by the gamblers.

Certainly this is a job with dignity that could attract a Supren

toll

urt justice or a personality the type of Maezar noover C
* e 4

Cae }lome- aythority should be gifen this man to devise a workable system whereby all

 

of the better colleges of America could be brought in to a scheme that would

ee
‘ 8
prove a mighty force in striking out sintioletestoaet nd rank profes
“0 wat nea

dam jie tipsy
a fare

alism in college sport. The salary, such a man, @hould b

“- --—

| LAH | a
LOM WAM 4S AAV I al WT ft shgt jar <i

five thousand dollars, and_the tenure—should be-Tor-tite. .

_ Instead of divorcing this man from college sports, he would be very

\
‘

intimately associated with the colleges because it would be from fhe authority
*

of the presidents that this man would derive his power. The_selepy ot Y75y000

\

Myr vlan would be no great = because each school would pay its Share according

\

to the student population. The small college of 350 would pay its proportion-

ate part of the salary as would a university with 20,000 enrolled’.

Adadannettl This High Commissioner should of necessity be legally trained for the

purpose of writing ween and by-laws for the conferences and the

colleges of America under which they would operate. The odium on college

athletics would be lifted because there would be a confidence in the adninis~