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Vid: tht aad Chay dagen Seek Sheldiaielinn. There were too many diplomats
who thought that the time was not right to stop either aggressor.

The decay of France and some other nations was indicated by the fact |
that the wrong-doing was no part of anyone's business. And your
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regarding standards or rules.

: You are doubtless right that very few college could stand
an investigation. ‘That is evidence of decay and disintegration be-
cause it is acknowledged that no big time eachools are keeping the
rules, athletically speaking. Yet we shout about the virtues of
democracy - that we are good sportsmen =< a
the rules. What a paradox and what a hypocrisy!

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athletics we endeavor to develop@'He" mon -~ hypocrisy and Dhonie.
Those are two rent — to "ee velop in eee anateur
athletics.

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time subsidized practice that is now going one The wer and high
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“yes” men in America today, and too few with intestinal fortitude in
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theme

Gerald Tucker entered Kansas State College and stayed seven
weeks. After the ninth week, with a week or so at home, he entered
the University of Oklahom. The Big Six eligibility rules state that
after an individual has been matriculated four weeks in any of the
Big Six schools he is in resideree at the school in which he matricu-
lates. He could not possibly have gone to Oklahoma that semester and
have been counted a semester in residence there. lowever, he did just
that in open defiance of the rules. The rules are crystal clear. ‘The
second semester, of course, he was in Oklahoma and he could not heve |
been eligible by any way of thinking until the end of this present
- Semester. However, Oklahoma did play him in five games when he was a
one-semester freshman. The rules plainly state that it is the res-
ponsibility of the athlete transferring end the university to which |
he goes to clarify this, and it should not have been the responsibility
of any other school or individual to have called this to the oonfer-
enna SERERNTES FF TES TR MHEREy af Ciclaheom bat Rope he vole.

Seme people are more concerned in printing sensational
things rather than endeavoring to evaluate and atabi tise the durable
things ~« the truths

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach. |