4. N.C. A.A. Meets.—The dates and places of the following
meets were approved.

Wrestling. March 19-20. Indiana State Teachers College,
Terre Haute, Ind.

Swimming. March 26-27. University of Minnesota, Minne-
apolis, Minn.

Boxing. April 1-3. College of Agriculture, University of Cali-
fornia, Davis, Cal.

Track. June 18-19. University of California, Berkeley, Cal.

5. The Colleges in relation to the Olympic Games.—After con-
siderable discussion it was voted to leave this matter with power to
the Executive Committee, but the 1937 Council, after the Conven-
tion adjourned, decided to appoint the following N.C. A. A. Olym-
pic Committee: Dana X. Bible, Nebraska, Romeyn Berry, Cornell,
W. J. Bingham, Harvard, W. O. Hunter, S. California, Clyde Little-
field, Texas, Al. Masters, Stanford, L. H. Mahoney, Denver, Frank
McCormick, Minnesota, L: W. St. John, Ohio State, and W. C.
Smith, Tulane, the president to serve as ex-officio member.

6. Resolutions committee.—Dr. Raycroft, Mr. Bingham, and Mr.
Berry were appointed a committee to draw tp resolutions of appre-
ciation of the fine service rendered to amateur sport by Mr. Avery
Brundage. ‘These were later presented to the Convention and
unanimously adopted. They are printed on a later page of this
Bulletin.

7. Radio Broadcasting of College Games.—The committee on
this subject presented a printed report, later distributed to the dele-
gates at the Convention. It was voted to accept the report, and to
discharge the committee, with thanks.

8. Contributions to Cathedral of St. John the Divine.—General
Pierce raised the question of further payments on this account. The
matter was referred to the Executive Committee, with power.

ANNUAL CONVENTION

The general meeting was held on Tuesday morning, December 29.
The president gave his annual address, and was followed by three
college presidents, speaking on the general topic of the preservation
of amateurism in college sports. ‘The addresses of President
Hutchison, Washington and Jefferson College, President Mc-
Conaughy, Wesleyan University, and President Davies, Colorado
College, were able contributions to the problem, and were listened
to with great appreciation by the audience. The four addresses
will be printed in full in the Proceedings.

Business Session

Convening again at 2:00 o’clock, the delegates transacted a con-
siderable amount of business.

1. The Secretary presented a number of items of business,
referred to above in the report of the Council session. He referred
to the long list of new members this year, 27 in all, 12 of them due