le Be Se 46 5e 6. Te Be De 10.6 ll. 126 SUMMARY OF ADMINIST?ATION OF INTRAMURAL SPORTS iN A GROUP OF UNIVERSITInS ND COLLEGES OF Tr THE UNITED STATES (Prepared by Dre Ee Re Elbel, Supervisor of Intramural Sports, University of Kansas, in cooperation with a Special Committee of the Men's Student Council of the University of Kansas) Number of questionnaires mailed «2 .2e.seeseeee 98 Nuniber of questionnaires returned sss ss © 0 ee @ 84 —-— = « FINANCING THE PROGRAM Number of schools having appropriations specifically for intramurals - = 20 Range af this appropr tation $100 + $20,000 Average" . $2,390 fy " exclusive of university which has ap- | propriation of $20,000 $1,463 Number of schools at which Intramural funds are taken from Physical Education appropriation ~ = — = = = ee ww me me ew we me 2S Number of schools for which student activity fee is the only source of Number of schools receiving financial assistance for Intramurals from Intercollegiate Athletic receipts only «= += © 8 -=se-= & e eww we § Number of schools receiving financial assistance from both Athletic and Physical Bducation Departments= - + -«-=-- se = ee ee we we wm ew woe 65 Number of schools receiving financial assistance from both Physical Education and student activity fee7 -s +985 = =s se ee we eee ween § Number of schools receiving a specific appropriation for Intramurals which is supplemented by Physical Education funds = --* #===+-<8«e == 2 Number of schools receiving a specific appropriation which is supple- mented by Athletic Department funds -*« -=-=*# es ee ee ee maewne 2 Number of schools dependent upon admission fees and entry fees as only sources of revenue = = = = mem wewe new ewer weer wee we ee we oe 2 (NOTE: One director wrote at length emphasizing that he considers this method of securing funds as very unsatisfactory.) Number of schools securing funds from Physical Education appropriation plus funds from other sourcese= ~-2- 2+ 2+ se == ee we eee wm om oe 2 Number of schools securing funds from Physical Education appropriation Number of schools securing a separate appropriation plus aid from student