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It ie Just as logical to think that wo should have physieal edueation
scholarships as well as any other special scholarships which are offered wy alwmi and
other benefieieviets Cushing ant yiysienl ehuation ave profession, ant the scmer
we havo @ newer and a better understanding on these most points, the better off all of
us will bee Who can say thet from a great amy of aspiring youth, tingling with the
love of contests and conquests, it is not possible to discover another young Naimith,
a Stage, a Guldck, or a MacKensie? These mon were all poor boyse They struggled for
their education and they competed in athletics whon the yarents of these boys frowned
_ upon the profession that they were to tale upe Since those days physical edueation has
boon dignified and edified, until now we have gients of intellect as well as physique
in the field of physical eduontions |

: Agnin I might ask why is 4t not possible for this young athlote to use his
| gills thet are so highly developed in his quest for a higher oduoation, the same as
the etudont of art end musice Great roceurch mon declare that tie siytim and the poise
end the timing of a superb athlete are art and pootry in actions

Pron @ practical necessity, tho cowsalled poor bay who is skilled in athe
lotic endoaver loots to his atdilled physical activity as logitdnmte means of obtaining
& college education, “hon college days caw up this sowelled poor boy, who has been
fod on goarse but wholeccne food and hes boon forced to labor throughout the day and
into the night sauvtimes for a vare existence, is a fit subject for the so-called
Allegnl athletic scholarship because he is tough cnough to etand the football mckeds
And our average social “mezzanine hurdler" and ‘sooky~pusher" who is surfeited on the
prosdigestod food, the Inte hours, plus covlétal) partiesand the autasdbile, is no
£4t subject for a concl:’s perfect dren, Tho will say that tis foasless and rugged
clap, ontowed with loture's wovlerful phyotique and a fino bein, nen" a tuch right
to use his Godegiven talents as a favorable introdustion to a college education, as is

7 the rotund end dapper high school ludimry with a Carusean voles who uses his talents
in the fine arts singing at fumeralse