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Intercollegiate Athletics

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851 Splinters--From The Bench
College Eye 27:36, p.4
3/27/1936 Briefly comments on intercollegiate sports.
852 The campus parade
Alumnus 20:1, p.2
1/1/1936 Faculty approves switch in athletic conferences from Iowa Intercollegiate to North Central; change in department name to Department of Arts.
853 Faculty to vote on shortening summer session; recommendation goes to state board if vote is affirmative
College Eye 27:18, p.1
10/25/1935 ISTC will leave the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and join the North Central Conference; Department of Art and Manual Arts will become the Department of Arts.
854 Science department, athletics, publications, dramatics, make forward strides in past year; retirement of Dr. Begeman is major change in science group
College Eye 27:44, p.1
6/5/1935 Summary of the 1934-1935 school year.
855 Annual athletic honor assembly to be Wednesday
College Eye 26:44, p.136
5/24/1935 Awards will be presented by S. A. Lynch.
856 Teachers College joins North Central Conference
Alumnus 19:1, p.12
1/1/1935 Will become full-fledged member in 1936.
857 North Central adds Panthers, Omaha to loop
College Eye 26:25, p.4
12/21/1934 TC is added to the North Central Conference and the track team will be the first to try for a championship in the new conference.
858 Wonder who will be the most valuable Tutor athlete in 1947?; bronze plaques tell sports history since 1929
College Eye 26:22, p.4
11/23/1934 Plaques installed in Men's Gymnasium list most valuable athletes.
859 Men's athletic participation is nearly doubled
College Eye 26:16, p.4
10/12/1934 Almost two hundred students are engaging in sports on the TC campus.
860 Spurt of interest noted in sports program
Alumnus 18:4, p.17
10/1/1934 Two hundred of the five hundred enrolled men are participating in some form of extracurricular sports; survey of athletic courses and work.
861 Sudden spurt of interest in athletics
Public Relations News Release 1934:603, p.2
9/9/1934 Approximately 200 of 500 men are engaged in extracurricular athletics.
862 Spring term holds many extracurricular events
Public Relations News Release 1932:446, p.1
4/25/1934 With the senior prom, May fete, Recognition Day, recreational sports and picnic for Men's Play Day, women's farewell picnic, Commencement activities, as well as all the sports, music, tests, concerts and competitions spring is certainly a busy season.
863 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".
864 What are minor sports?
College Eye 25:18, p.2
10/27/1933 Importance of sports should be judged by how they will affect students after college.
865 Echoes from the Campanile
College Eye 25:13, p.1
9/22/1933 Class elections coming up, though they seen not to have much importance; urges students to attend athletic contests.
866 They will direct tutor athletics
College Eye 25:11, p.8
8/18/1933 Men who will be directors of athletics of TC; photo.
867 Athletes awarded honors at special program
Alumnus 17:3, p.19
7/1/1933 Honored at all-student assembly; Roger Willert wins Berg Trophy; winners of other MVP awards noted; roster of letter winners; photo.
868 Arthur Olsen wins first scholarship athletic award
College Eye 25:1, p.1
6/5/1933 Given on basis of athletic ability, sportsmanship, and scholarship.
869 Defends athletics
College Eye 24:19, p.2
2/10/1933 Clermont Loper defends intercollegiate athletics in debate; photo.
870 Athletes earn high honors; scholarship of several teams above general campus average
Alumnus 17:1, p.20
1/1/1933 Grade point averages of each varsity team.
871 Athletes at the Iowa State Teachers College
Public Relations News Release 1932:123, p.1
11/21/1932 Grade point averages for each of the varsity teams released; tennis is the highest and basketball is the lowest.
872 Editorials; football and its reward
College Eye 24:11, p.2
11/18/1932 Considers the financial aspects of college football.
873 Varsity squads receive as many grade points as other students; tennis team has highest average of athletic teams
College Eye 24:11, p.1
11/18/1932 Athletes are able to do well in the classroom and play well on the field; survey of scholastic achievement by team.
874 Petersen wins honor award; receives medal for having highest grades among numeral winners
College Eye 24:5, p.4
10/7/1932 Lester Petersen wins silver medal.
875 Free admission are due to college fee, not matriculation
College Eye 24:4, p.1
9/30/1932 New college fee covers admission to athletic events, hospital service, and reduced subscription costs for student publications.
876 Two minutes; learn to play
College Eye 24:4, p.2
9/30/1932 Believes that study is aided by understanding and participation in extracurricular activities.
877 No admission fee to be charged for athletic contests
College Eye 24:2, p.5
9/16/1932 Students with identification cards will be able to get into games free.
878 Athletic staff is announced by Mendenhall; Bender and Fritzel take over coaching duties of Dickinson
College Eye 24:1, p.5
9/6/1932 Coaches and the sports to which they are assigned.
879 Athletes greet Dr. Seerley
Alumnus 16:3, p.19
7/1/1932 Phi Sigma Epsilon (successor to Able Hobo) delivers greetings of former athletes.
880 Are athletics worth while?
College Eye 23:45, p.2
6/10/1932 Claims athletics are good for the university.
881 Staff approves new conference; other schools still consider Hawkeye athletic loop; change grading
College Eye 23:43, p.1
5/20/1932 Conference would include Coe, Cornell, Drake, ISTC, Grinnell, Luther, and Simpson; also consider private insurance for faculty retirement; alter rules on graduation.
882 A history of activities
College Eye 23:39, p.2
4/22/1932 Explores the evolution of categories of student groups and activities at ISTC.
883 Intramurals create interest
Alumnus 16:2, p.18
4/1/1932 New rules exclude men who have participated in freshmen or varsity athletics.
884 Panther Tales
College Eye 23:33, p.4
3/7/1932 Discusses option of receiving letters for wrestling, intramural volleyball competition and the complications of scheduling athletic events.
885 Rath, Bender represent T. C. at loop meeting; committee appointed to formulate rules for new league
College Eye 23:33, p.4
3/7/1932 Group of Iowa colleges seek to form new league.
886 Panther Tales
College Eye 23:29, p.4
2/5/1932 Explores the current controversy of the formation of a new athletic conference.
887 Panther Tales
College Eye 23:28, p.4
1/29/1932 Briefly talks about lack of interest in men's intramural sports, baseball practices, intramural scheduling, and the possibility of ISTC changing athletic conferences.
888 TC letter changed to I
Alumnus 16:1, p.20
1/1/1932 New letter is 8-inch purple chenille I; letters currently awarded in football, basketball, baseball, track, wrestling, and tennis.
889 Proposed conference of six colleges finds favor at State Teacher
College Eye 23:23, p.3
11/30/1931 New athletic conference has been proposed; participation of freshmen would be banned.
890 Letter winners sit in special section in stands tomorrow
College Eye 23:20, p.7
11/6/1931 Alumni who received athletic honors while in attendance at ISTC will be honored at Homecoming game.
891 TC Club changes honor letter to "I"
College Eye 23:18, p.1
10/23/1931 Description of new symbol; may win letters in football, basketball, track, wrestling, tennis, and baseball; wrestling and tennis are minor sports.
892 A movement sponsored by the TC Club
Public Relations News Release 1931:64, p.1
10/21/1931 A different style of monogrammed letters is introduced; letters can be won in football, basketball, track, wrestling, baseball, and tennis.
893 Notice prize winners!
College Eye 23:14, p.3
9/25/1931 Winners in mascot naming contest should report for prizes.
894 Panther Tales
College Eye 23:14, p.3
9/25/1931 Talks about new mascot for ISTC, and relates anecdotes of football players.
895 Panthers open season against Columbia in conference game on home gridiron tomorrow
College Eye 23:14, p.1
9/25/1931 ISTC will face Dubuque's Columbia College; will play under the new nickname of Panthers; name suggested by Burl Berry..
896 Poor sportsmanship is shown by regular razzing of officials
College Eye 23:14, p.1
9/25/1931 Believes students should accept officials' decisions.
897 Seek records of old Tutor sports stars
College Eye 23:13, p.3
9/18/1931 Athletic department compiles records of ISTC athletes; photo.
898 Three students who submit best names for Tutor athletic teams are to receive awards
College Eye 23:13, p.1
9/18/1931 Will drop Tutor nickname and select a new one.
899 Contest started for school name
College Eye 23:12, p.3
9/8/1931 Will try to solidify nickname for school teams; possibilities include Panthers, Pedagogues, and Teachers.
900 Improvements made on field
College Eye 23:12, p.3
9/8/1931 Track leveled, telephone line to field installed, playing field re-seeded.

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