The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-11-01
CARNEGIE REPORT
ASSAILS COLLEGES
Findings of Three-Year In
vestigation Show Laxity.

"hiring" athletes today brought a vir-
tual indictment against many of
Americas leading colleges and univer-
sites by the Carnegie Foundation for
the Advancement of Education.
The extensive report branded as
''the Fagins of American sport and
American higher education" those who
tempt young men to barter their hon.
esty for the supposed advantages of
a college course"
The "Big Ten" whose football teams
are so popular in the Middle West.
was caught in the whitening fire of
the report. Only two of them were
found clean-the University of Chi
cago and the University of Illinois.
The big Three" was caught, too.
Harvard and Princeton were found
guilty of bad practices. Yale, how
ever, was cleared.
In the football games played thus
far, ii is gratifying to note that KICK
ing has been an important factor and
that the running and forward pass
game has been used extensively, writes
Walter EckersaH in the Chicago Trih-
une. The single, double and triple
reverse plays are also very common.
These are effective formations behind
a strong line which cooperate with
the backs. The old time spinner has
beer dragged out of the chest, and
the lateral pass has been called upon
more often than year ago.
The blocking in most of the strug-
giles is much better than it was at this
time last year. There have been few
attempts to use the screen pass. Off
Gals have taken it upon themselves
to see that no ineligible players pre-
cede eligible receivers down the field.
Appointment of Maj. Ralph Sasse as
head coach of football at the United
States Military academy to succeed
"Biff" Jones at the end of the present
season was announced by West Point
officials.
1t was explained that Coach Jones
would be forced to relinquish his du-
ties as coach of the Army eleven on
account of Army regulations, which
prevent any officer remaining at West
Point for more than four years.
Carl Hubbell, former Tiger pitcher
now with the New York Giants. hurled
the only no-hit game in the major
leagues this year, holding the hard
hitting Pittsburgh Pirates without a
safety on May s. Hubbell was the
first left handler to hurl a hitless game
since 1918, when Hub Leonard, of the
Boston Red Sox. turned in one of the
classics. Leonard pitched his no hit
game against the Detroit Tigers.
Heinie Miller, head coach of the
Temple university football team in
Philadelphia for the last four seasons,
has signed new three-year contract,
his coaching term to last until the
fall of 1881.
Miller, who is playing his fifth year
as coach of the Owl gridders. has
produced teams that have won %
games, lost and tied 2. Miller is u
former all-America end. In 1919, while
playing for Pennsylvania. Miller was
picked by Walter Camp for his first
all-America squad.
The popular eastern notion that they
raise bigger and better athletes in the
California climate doesn't stand much
scrutiny. Quite often the California
stars are transplanted fasteners. Glib
son Dunlap, hero of day in the anna
teur golf tournament at Pebble Beach
represented the University of CalifOr-
mia at Los Angeles but he learned his
golf in Chicago. Charley Borah. the
Southern California sprint ace. came
from Massachusetts and one of the
likeliest of Trojan football prospects
is Gilbert Bartko. all-Ohio scholastic
fullback from Toledo. Stanford's fa-
nous high jumper, Bob King, also
came from Ohio.
Clarence RED" Ohsner. fullback on
the Ohio State university football
team for two years, has turned in his
uniform and announced that he had
decided to give up football. Ohsner.
declined to elaborate nor could menu
bers of the coaching staff explain his
action. Ohsner, letter man for two
years. was regarded as the Buckeyes
hest fuIIback
The Connecticut State Soccer
league las just adopted a substitute
rule which allows team two substi-
tutes during match, but all substi-
tutions must be made 10 minutes
before the end of the game This
rule has been in effect in many states,
having first been introduced by the
Allied league of Philadelphia in the
event of injuries to players. The rule
will give a team a chance to try out
new players.
Indications now are that Clyde Milan
will not be appointed manager of the
Chattanooga Lookouts. When Joe
Engel, Washington scout, purchased
the Southern league franchise, an
nOuncement was made that Milan. now