The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Huskies Lose
z Chicagoans
Stamford Recruits
In Midwest Bonned

san FRANCTsCO-Five Pacific
coast conference universities today
felt the an Of Athletic Commits
sioner Edwin n. Atherfon. who de-
elared a freshmen students and Is
Oklahoma and Texas high school
boys ineligible for composition
Atherton charged Stanford. Ore
Eon. Oregon State. Washington
and Washington state had re-
cruited and subsidized the athletes
In violation Of the conferences
'simon-pure" regulations.
Ne blamed university STAFF men,
bers In some instances, but more
generally open-handed alumni. His
report gave . clean hin only 20 the
universities Of Idaho and Montana.
Last August. Atherton in a sim
liar report cracked down on the
Universities Of California. Southern
California and California at Los
Angeles. declaring 10 athletes In
eligible at those schools.
CANT CoMPETE
Atherton's report provided the
athletes named could not compete
At the schools which Illegally re-
eruited than. They are free TO en-
roll At any other university.
stanford was the hardest hit.
Eight Indian freshmen. MI Of
varsity football oaliber, were
named. ~ well ~ the IL Texas
and Oklahoma prep school stars
whs aiiegedly were approached by
some stanford maa.
Anterior said seven OF the eight
stanford freshmen were given
tuition awards by alumni organ
izstions with no official standing
or authorization.
The University Of Oregon was
penalixed the services OF eight
players; Oregon State. three;
Washington. two; Washington
State. four. There were duplica-
tons in some cases because several
athletes were approached by DIFF
ferent schools.
DUCKS HARD HIT
Oregon will lose the services Of
1ngvard Qnky) Boo. Milwaukee,
Ore; Laurence Casper. Blaine,
Wash: Bartholomew Gianelli,
Everett. Wash: William Gissberg.
Everett; Laurence Olson, San
Francisco; Robert Sheridan, Port
land: Robert Cummins, Everett.
and William Rush. Klamath Falls.
The first six are enrolled as Ore
gon freshmen. Cummins Is attend
ing Washington. Rush Oregon
State.
Bee, Atherton said. was given q
surgical operation and hospitalixa-
ton without cost and Jobs OBJ
tained for his father and brother.
He charged John Warren. Oregon
freshman coach. was involved In
the cases Of Gianelli. Gissberg,
Cummins. Olson and Rush.
Oregon State will lose William
Rush. and Kenneth Wilson. both
Klamath Falls. and Inky Boo. Rush
and Wilson are freshmen at Ore
gon State: Doe is enrolled at Ore
gon. Atherton said Boo was given
. summer job by an Oregon State
alumnus and pay over his regular
salary as an inducement To enroll
at csc.
STANFORD LOSES
Stanfond's eight freshmen losses
are Robert Koch and James Ellis,
Portland: Matthew Petrlich. Mid
vale. Utah; Robert Waters. Bakers
field; Jean Lamoure. Fresno: VIII
lam Joslyn. San Francisco: Harold
Petuch. Long Beach. and George
Nourse. Santa Monica.
The first seven were given tut
ton awards by alumni without au-
thority; Nourse. Koch. Ellis. la
INQUIRE and Joslyn were subjects of
recruiting activities by alumni:
fctrich was promised tuition which
was not forthcoming. Atherton
said.
Washington lost Milton Perga-
ment of Chicago. M. and Frank
Wardley. Joliet. H.. both freshmen
students. Both were recruited by
an alumnus and a former assistant
football coach. Pergament WAS
given transportation to Seattle by
delivering an automobile from
factory.
Washington States freshmen
losses were Keith Carr. Belling-
ham. Wash; Donald Prentice. spo-
kane. Wash: Fred Small. Mead,
Wash and Robert Simpson, Spo-
kane. Each was given special re-
auctions for room and board at
their fraternity house without any
work return. Anterior said.
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