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The Olympic Dilemma--
(Continued from page eleven)
meat is better than another, the Games will lose all their purpose."
Lion i,rack Coach Chick Werner, who was a member of the
Olympic coaching staff in 1952 and is one of the most Tespected
track authorities in the country, thinks the time has come when the
Games no longer meet their purpose.
"At this time, I fear a moratorium may be in order for our
present Modern Olympics," he said. "We are too far from their most
worthy and victorious purposes and intent."
As the situation stands now, we have three choices.
1. Keep the status quo, with a few minor improvements such
as having more distance events in high school—and continue to fall
farther and farther behind Russia's professionals.
2. Throw amateurism out the window. Train athletes profes
sionally And regain our lost prestige in the Olympics.
3. FOrego competition in the Olympics. •
If we did the latter we undoubtedly would be called quitters ...
by the . Russians.
Now the questions arise.
Is it wrong to quit something if it has been corrupted and is
now at odds with its original purpose?
Should we drop our philosophy of amateurism just to prove
that we can mass-produce champions faster than Russia?
Is one system of government better than another just because
it can produce better athletes faster?
Should the United States play second best under a set of clouded
rules (what exactly is an amateur)?
If the answer to these questions is no, why bother with crash
programs. Sometimes it takes courage to set the example. The example
may be forgetting Tokyo and 1964.
Sports Briefs--
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board of governors, the Knickerbockers said another suit will be
filed later this week. That one will ask for damages of $25,000 plus
another $150,000 for interfering with the Knicks' contractual rela
tions with Sears.
Sears, a veteran Knickerbocker forward, signed with the new
San Francisco team last month.
Eagles Obtain Steeler Tackle on Waivers
PHILADELPHIA (EP) The champion Philadelphia Eagles of
the National Football League yesterday obtained lineman William
Renfro from the Pittsburgh Steelers on waivers.
Renfro, a 240-pounder, played with the Washington Redskins
for three years before joining the Steelers last season. •
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