: Only college conferences subscribing to such a plan would schedule games
with colleges that adhere to this plan, The cost. of this large salary for
administration would be divided equally among the conferences subscribing. The
gate receipts, stimulated under a fair“htorced plan for all, would double and
treble because each school then would feel that they would have a fair oppor-
tunity of developing their school's ta leh. And they would not be forced to
compete against itinerants as they now are. The money expended for a
commissioner would be much less then the subsidized scoters awks contributions
that are now given by business men and alumi enthusiasts that go into the
channels of athletic promotion wnethically and unaccounted forse

The ohly safe way to insure intercollegiate athletics for the future
on a safe and high plane, bringing back the fine educational phases of years

gone by, is by the installation of a high commissioner or czar. A sterling

character the like of Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Lendis would do the trick.