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FeEuUS ID POR OFFICL.TING (Continued)

 

One institution selects officinls from ethletes who are receiving
some assistance.

One institution pays intramural basket ball and softball officials
by requiring couwpeting teams to contribute $1.00 for each games
Another institution requires each competing team to pay officials
75¢ per game.

One institution pays officiels for football and baseball $1.00 per
game, basketball 75¢ per game and volley bell 40¢ per houre

There. is quite general evidence that most institutions that pay
officials have a definite scele depending upon the sport involved.

One institution pays 335.00 per official per game for footbell and
$2250 for other sportse

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oNTRY FRES

Number of schools at which competing organizations are not required
to pay an entry fee == -=s wen enna neeneen -— = wo = -—=—a o- = = 60

Number of schools requiring an entry fee for competing teams --- = 22

Number of schools designating that entry fee is in reality a "guarantee
to play fee" which is returncbdle if schedule is playede ---- == 3

Institutions using entry fees --

(ae) exclusively for purchasing trophies ------- --=---- 8
(b.) for-avards and general administration=- - ----- - "<= == 1
(ce) for equipment ------- te ee oe _— ee ee meer eee »
(d.) for equipment and general administration ------- ---- 1
(e.) for awards and equipment ----* e+ --see° -e2---- 2
(f.) for generel administretion=- - - -- -- wee eee eee eo 2
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NOTE:-- One institution secures trophies by "occasional gifts from associated

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