The other phase that is quite worthy of mention is the one rela-
tive to the coaches, meeting for organization. ‘There were 18
boxing coaches who accompanied men to the tournament, and, in
addition, there were four visiting coaches. This group assembled
for an organization meeting with the thought in mind of forming
an organization similar to the Football Coaches Association, in
order to have some form of better representation in placing their
problems and suggestions before the Boxing Rules Committee. The
outcome of this meeting was most significant in that they did
organize and the following men were elected to office:

Honorary President: John S. LaRowe, University of Virginia.
President: John Walsh, University of Wisconsin.
Vice President: Leo Houck, Penn. State College.
Secretary: William Regan, University of Miami.
Treasurer: W. S. Lafon, Catholic University, Washington,
D.C.
W. H. Cowet., Chairman,
N.C. A. A. Boxing Rules Committee.

REPORT OF THE N.C. A. A. WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Eleventh Annual National Collegiate Wrestling Meet was
held at Pennsylvania State College on March 25th and 26th. From
every standpoint the meet was most successful. The general set-
ting of the meet, and the local arrangements for handling it and for
the pleasure and convenience of the visitors could not have been
improved upon. The general standard of wrestling throughout the
meet was decidedly superior to that of last year. A total of 86
contestants participated, representing 29 different colleges or unt-
versities. In comparison with previous meets, the number of indi-
vidual participants has been exceeded only once and equalled once.
In institutions represented, the number has been exceeded twice and
equalled once in the eleven years these annual championship meets
have been held. Five institutions which have not previously been
represented in National Collegiate wrestling championship meets
participated this year. ‘These institutions were Amherst College
and Yale University in New England, Colorado State College and
Utah State College in the Rocky Mountain District, and San Jose
College of California. The following geographical representation
is of interest :—

 

 

 

 

Individual

Institutions Participants
New England 4 5
The East (exclusive of New England) 9 33
Middle-West 9 21
Southwest 4 16
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Pacific Coast 1 3
Totals 29 86