In connection with the place of meeting, the accompanying table
will indicate the votes of the member colleges for first and second
choice:

New York Chicago New Orleans St. Louis

Pie Cee 59 30 23 8
Second Choice ................ 12 44 22 24

The following nominating committees were appointed:

Rules Committees: Thomas E. French, Ohio State University,
Fourth District, Chairman; First District, C. P. Houston, Tufts
College; Second District, E. L. Mercer, University of Pennsylvania ;
Third District, L. C. Glenn, Vanderbilt University; Fifth District,
A. E. Eilers, Washington University; Sixth District, W. E.
Mentzenthin, University of Texas; Seventh District, President
Thurston J. Davies, Colorado College; Eighth District, J. Fred
Bohler, Washington State College.

Committee to nominate officers of the Association: Romeyn
Berry, Cornell University, Chairman; First District, S. T. Arnold,
Brown University; Second District, H. T. Brown, Jr., Haverford
College; Third District, R. A. Fetzer, University of North Caro-
lina; Fourth District, Z. G. Clevenger, Indiana University; Fifth
District, C. L. Brewer, University of Missouri; Sixth District,
H. H. Norton, Texas A and M College; Seventh District, to be
appointed; Eighth District, T. M. Putnam, University of Cali-
fornia.

F. W. Luehring gave a brief verbal report on the N.C. A.A.
Swimming Championship held at New Haven, in which thirty-two
institutions were represented by 139 competitors, who were success-
ful in breaking a number of records, both American and world.
On recommendation of the Swimming Committee, it was voted to
approve the University of Minnesota as a site for the N.C. A.A.
swimming meet next year.

The President reported on the N.C. A. A. wrestling meet.

The N.C.A.A. Olympic boxing tournament was held at the
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, on March 27-28. Entries
were limited to upperclassmen from colleges on the membership
roster of the N.C.A.A. Representatives of Junior Colleges were
barred from participation.

Meeting of the Soccer Rules Committee

The annual meeting of the Association (Soccer) Football Rules
Committee was held at the Harvard Club on Sunday, January 19,
1936. The Committee expressed the opinion that if this country
is to be represented in the Olympic Games in soccer in the future,
representation should be by a college group, either graduate or.
undergraduate, as such an aggregation would be purely amateur
and more representative of the game.