Statistics of Land-grant Colleges and Universities, Issues 17-18; Issues 20-21U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933 - Agricultural colleges |
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... coaching of participants 143 7. Relation of interscholastic nonathletic contests to other school activities 144 8. Methods of selecting contestants 145 9. Summary 147 CHAPTER V : RELATION OF ACTIVITIES IN HIGH SCHOOL AND SUBSEQUENT ...
... coaching of participants 143 7. Relation of interscholastic nonathletic contests to other school activities 144 8. Methods of selecting contestants 145 9. Summary 147 CHAPTER V : RELATION OF ACTIVITIES IN HIGH SCHOOL AND SUBSEQUENT ...
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... coaching . Most schools ( see Table 71 ) provide special coaching for the pupils who par- ticipate in interscholastic nonathletic contests . The practice is employed by all the 6 - year schools , and it is resorted to the least in the ...
... coaching . Most schools ( see Table 71 ) provide special coaching for the pupils who par- ticipate in interscholastic nonathletic contests . The practice is employed by all the 6 - year schools , and it is resorted to the least in the ...
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... coach is secured from outside the faculty . The largest percentage of these schools is found in the New England division and in the small en- rollment group of 100 or fewer pupils . The dominant prac- tice favors selecting the coaches ...
... coach is secured from outside the faculty . The largest percentage of these schools is found in the New England division and in the small en- rollment group of 100 or fewer pupils . The dominant prac- tice favors selecting the coaches ...
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... coaching for pupils who participate in interscholastic contests , a practice con- sidered essential to the success of interscholastic activities . In about two - thirds of the schools the training of contestants was related closely with ...
... coaching for pupils who participate in interscholastic contests , a practice con- sidered essential to the success of interscholastic activities . In about two - thirds of the schools the training of contestants was related closely with ...
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... COACHES , AND RELATION TO OTHER ACTIVITIES . 49 49 49 58 61 65 76 1. Finance . 2. Coaches · 3. Relation of interscholastic athletics to other activities CHAPTER V : INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS - IN- TERSCHOOL RELATIONSHIPS , PROB- LEMS ...
... COACHES , AND RELATION TO OTHER ACTIVITIES . 49 49 49 58 61 65 76 1. Finance . 2. Coaches · 3. Relation of interscholastic athletics to other activities CHAPTER V : INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS - IN- TERSCHOOL RELATIONSHIPS , PROB- LEMS ...
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