Athletic Board

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	Title	Date	Summary
1	Student and faculty life at ISTC Lang--William C. (Vice President; History Faculty) A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.68	7/1/1995	History of student publications, debate, drama, music, and athletics during the Latham administration; photo.
2	Panther Tracks: SCI Athletic Board reports, 2 new sports added Slessor--Rod College Eye 60:47, p.6	4/15/1966	Discusses the SCI Athletic Board, including its purpose and its agenda.
3	Dr. Schlicher heads college Athletic Board Alumnus 46:4, p.9	12/1/1961	Will replace Professor Lott.
4	Schlicher named chairman for Athletic Board College Eye 56:5, p.6	10/13/1961	Will replace Fred Lott; description of board's responsibilities.
5	Marching Band Performs at Augustana Old Gold 0:0, p.142	6/1/1959	The Marching Band had been through long hours of practice, halftime shows at football games, Homecoming activities, and parades; one highlight was the presentation of the halftime show at Augustana; photo.
6	Athletic Board suggests 'C' averages College Eye 50:30, p.1	5/8/1959	Board also recommends joining another athletic conference and election, rather than appointment, of Board members.
7	'Most valuable' men athletes to be honored College Eye 30:33, p.1	5/19/1939
8	Sports banquet to be held May 24 College Eye 30:27, p.4	4/7/1939	Will distribute athletic awards.
9	Athletic Board names winners College Eye 28:37, p.4	6/18/1937	The Athletic Board named letter winners for spring sports, including thirteen from baseball.
10	Professor S. A. Lynch will serve as acting chairman of the athletic board Public Relations News Release 1934:968, p.1	3/15/1935	Chairman H. Earl Rath is working toward a Ph. D. at Iowa State College.
11	Richard Rollins was selected as most valuable man on the baseball team Public Relations News Release 1934:578, p.1	8/6/1934	The vote was made by the coaches and Athletics Board of the college.
12	Athletic Board announces new trophy award College Eye 25:25, p.1	12/21/1933	Feel need for award after discontinuation of Berg Trophy; will be made on basis of value to team or "exceptional attainment".
13	Men to receive athletic awards; special assembly is called for Wednesday morning College Eye 24:33, p.1	5/19/1933	Description of the program.
14	Gridders set for nine game schedule Alumnus 16:4, p.16	10/1/1932	1932 football season preview.
15	Sweeping reduction admission charges Public Relations News Release 1932:12, p.1	9/22/1932	The cost of attending a football game goes down from $1 to $0.40.
16	All varsity wrestlers Public Relations News Release 1931:284, p.1	4/1/1932	Lettered wrestlers attend a banquet hosted by Athletic Board.
17	Athletic Board picks Art Olsen for Berg award; trophy is awarded for most valuable service during basketball season College Eye 23:36, p.4	4/1/1932	Junior guard Arthur Olsen was awarded the Berg Trophy for his performance on the 1931-32 basketball team.
18	Athletic Board votes to make wrestling new major activity; major letter will now displace the customary "I-w" as varsity award College Eye 23:35, p.4	3/25/1932	Criteria for winning a major letter in wrestling.
19	T. C. men to be guests at all college games Alumnus 15:4, p.15	10/1/1931	Athletic Board and Department of Physical Education for Men attempt to compile list of all athletic letter winners.; list of 325 names gathered thus far.
20	Board passes on pep leader plan College Eye 23:13, p.3	9/18/1931	Athletic Board approved plan to select cheerleaders and award sweaters according to performance.
21	Pep association will help spirit at Tutor school College Eye 23:12, p.3	9/8/1931	Cheerleaders will be selected; under supervision of Athletic Board.
22	Stewart Cooper named Most Valuable Gridder of 1930 Tutor eleven College Eye 22:14, p.3	1/9/1931	Stewart Cooper, right defensive end, named Most Valuable Player at recent meeting of Athletic Board of Control.
23	Stewart Cooper, of Sac City Public Relations News Release 1930:120, p.1	12/13/1930	Named most valuable player on the football team.
24	Mendenhall, Rath attend meet College Eye 22:13, p.3	12/12/1930	L. L. Mendenhall and E. H. Rath attend Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
25	Atrhur Olsen, Cedar Falls, will receive the first Public Relations News Release 1930:10, p.1	9/20/1930	Receives the first Freshman Award; award is given for outstanding academic performance, athletic ability, and overall good sportsmanship.
26	Further honors were bestowed Public Relations News Release 1929:177, p.1	1/27/1930	David McCuskey was voted the football team's most valueable player
27	High school letters should not be worn; request comes from athletic men College Eye 20:14, p.1	12/13/1928	Believes students should leave high school behind.
28	Prof. Cable presented with gold football College Eye 20:4, p.6	10/4/1928	Professor Cable is the president of the Athletic Board.
29	Intramural sports made attractive; Athletic Board takes charge; eight trophies to be given College Eye 19:2, p.6	9/14/1927	Athletic Board encourages men to participate in intramural sports.
30	Athletic emblems Humiston--Dorothy (Physical Education Faculty) College Eye 18:44, p.1	6/8/1927	Women will change their emblems so that they will not resemble men's athletics letters.
31	Athletic Board Old Gold 0:0, p.179	6/1/1927	Brief overview; roster of members.
32	New insignia for letter men College Eye 18:26, p.1	1/19/1927	Description of new insignia and system for award.
33	The Athletic Board College Eye 18:16, p.3	10/27/1926	Banquet to be held; Judge Utterback will be a guest.
34	Athletic board Old Gold 0:0, p.198	6/1/1926	Responsibilities of the Board; photo.
35	Simpson favors conference for reconciliation College Eye 17:32, p.6	2/10/1926	Would like to repair break in relations.
36	Teachers condemn Simpson coach; Workman to face charges of Tutor athletic board in future College Eye 17:32, p.6	2/10/1926	Inquiry began after post-game fight.
37	Teachers-Simpson both favor holding meeting College Eye 17:32, p.6	2/10/1926	Committee to be formed to make inquiries after post-game incident.
38	Athletic Board Old Gold 0:0, p.213	6/1/1925	Roster of board members, coaches, and team captains.
39	Dubuque 'U'-Pedagog clash today; Teachers' nine meet "Germans" in hardest battle on schedule College Eye 16:33, p.6	5/6/1925	Tutors to play baseball game against Dubuque University; championship Tutor basketball and wrestling squads to be honored prior to game.
40	No captains to be elected College Eye 16:17, p.6	1/14/1925	Captains for athletic teams to be appointed by coaches rather than elected.
41	Fighting spirit rises; team is out to win; school spirit reaching climax College Eye 11:2, p.1	9/24/1919	Prospects for 1919 football season look good; Athletic Board also working hard.
42	Athletics Old Gold 0:0, p.183	6/1/1918	Illustration of a football player; letter winners for the 1917-1918 athletic season.
43	Athletic Board College Eye 9:2, p.7	9/26/1917	Roster of board members.
44	Department of Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.28	6/1/1917	Profile of Leslie I. Reed, the adviser of men; photo.
45	Wearers of the TC Old Gold 0:0, p.181	6/1/1917	Letter winners of 1917; members of the Athletic Board.
46	Eight men awarded letters; a mention of the individual men College Eye 8:18, p.1	2/14/1917	Profiles of men winning letters in football.
47	Athletic Board awards letters; fourteen men win honor letters in football College Eye 7:12, p.1	12/15/1915	Letter winners for football listed.
48	Untitled College Eye 7:11, p.5	12/1/1915	Explanation of new plan of admission to games without gate fees.
49	Athletic police system College Eye 7:7, p.1	11/3/1915	Believes that because students have free admission to games, they should help police the grounds.
50	Athletic Board meets; approves spring track and baseball schedule; basketball letters awarded College Eye 4:26, p.1	4/15/1915	Basketball letters awarded; track and baseball schedules approved.

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