Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1951 — Page 29

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To Clean Collece Sports—Start in Classroom din

NEW YORK, Nov. 23 -1t unfortunate’ the various college presidents who®met. in Washington to set up a program for delousing campus sports hadn't known a New York - judge. wag going to address ? himself to the same subject at the same time. They could have saved time, money, cerebral labor and, what is more valuable, received first hand a simple blue print, which applied conscientiously, would go considerable distance toward solving their problems,

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Streit's fensive whichgplaced the blame on the college heads themselves for having created for erring players ‘the self-justifica-tion which so often is a prelude to crime. :

“To put it plainly and bluntly,” the judge said, “the athlete is bribed in the first instance to choose one college over another.” And who does the bribing?. The colleges themselves, The judge was scarcely pressing ansoriginal Some of us have been putting the same thought in’ Virtually the same words for years, Nevertheless, coming from the bench the impact was foreeful and all the more so becaise the timing was propitious,

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wan L THE JUDGE was merely statThe wonder is the college presidents need formal meetings in Washington to act. Rince education is a business fit myst he assumed it doesn’t differ greatly from any other business, and that the head men have one of two choices; to run the business legitimately or illegitimately, if players are naid and. class reoms degraded the head men should know about it; if they don't thev are incompetent. It conlld be. of course, that they not nly know but encourage it.

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THE nrostitution of scholastic standards is the most reprehensible of all the evils which cur rently beset campus sports, and

for this the educators can fault nn one. but themselves and the public is entitled to view their operations with scorn and disgust. Many people were shocked to read some weeks hack admission papers had been altered to per-

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BUT Judge Streit finds that this is.hy no means an unprecedented practice. He pointedly suggests that in the cases of Alvin Roth and Herbert Cohen, City College basketball stars, that “deliberate fraud and probable forgery” made possible their admittance as supposedly bona fide students. This suggestion evoked contradictory comment. Robert Taylor, the college regigtrar said: “There is no doubt that the transcripts (high school marks -on which. acceptance is based) are fraudulent.” But Nat Holman, the basketbhali coach under whom Roth and Cohen played. said: “The charges are absolutely unfounded.”

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WHETHER Taylor or Holman is correct isn't important. The important thing is that these vital matters are loosely handled and that the. academic authorities who should have the first and final word, are apparently not too demanding, especially as far as star athlétes are concerned. It appears that some colleges not only fail to concern themselves with an applicant's eligibility in the beginning but set up phony courses sn he can remain in school as a spurious student.

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TO THE colleges 1 say,

heads of American along with .Judge Streit, if you honestly want to clean up your sports the first place to start is in your classroom It ix outrageous that you would countenance admission papers.

any of forged It Is shocking

who are responsible for the likes

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and indecent that vou would deliherately devise ridiculous, empty frivolous courses by which a boy can get a diploma which is pot only utterly undistinguished but a brazen swindle as well,

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YOU MEN who debase schotastic, standard and counterfeit your diplomas, you are the ones who are responsible for the low shabby estate to which college have fallen. are

sports You the ones

of Eddie Gdrd, Sherman White

and Alvin Roth who have been sentenced to pricson as basketball crooks. They might have landed there anyway who can tell about such boys? but vou men gave them" the first push in that direction You taught them to cheat. And apparently that's about all you taught them.

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