Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Coach Dais'ny Coach Doehling Lawrence college athletics have been directed by A. C. Denny. His coaching has been outstanding on the maple court and on the cinder track As an athletic director Ik has always functioned in harmony with the admonitions of the Big Four conferences. Athletic Director C. H. Doehling has endeared himself in the minds of the student body through his understanding of student problems and his fine sportsmanship. His system on intramural sports which provides a sport for every man is one of the out- standing athletic gestures. He has developed fine teams and fine players. As head coach of Carroll, Norris Armstrong has had winning athletic teams in all fields of sport. He has developed a fine system of football and his maple court aspirants have been just as brilliant as his gridiron athletes. 'agt 12

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Commissioner Shattuck Coach R. K. Jaggard jb THLETICS hits united the state college more than any other intercollegi' ate activity. The pleasant relationships and friendships which football, basketball and track has brought about is justification of intercollegiate conferences. The recent organization of the Big Four conference has resulted in the establish' ment of a more elevated conception of athletics. It has produced true sportsmanship to both the winner and loser m an athletic clash. It has been really due to the efforts of Mr. Shattuck and the four athletic directors that this feeling has been brought about. The Big FOui in the past two years has successfully progressed under the admin- istration of Sports Commissioner Shattuck of Ncenah. He is the arbitrator between the coaches and the selector of the officials for the intercollegiate. Mr. Shattuck has been chosen foi this position because of his interest in athletics and good sportsmanship. Coach R. K. Jaggard of Beloit, working under severe handicaps, assumed the ath- letic helm and produced athletic teams comparable to the other institutions. Beloit athletics through the work of Coach Jaggard have been thoroughly revised and with the adoption of a new system tlu southern college stands high among the best. Page 11

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Gilbert Koenig James B. Gage TILL in keeping with the greater spirit of cooperation among the Big Four colleges, is the organization among their publicity departments. The four field secretaries, Gordon R. Clapp, Lawrence; Janies 13. Gage, Beloit; Gilbert Koenig, Carroll, and Reinhold F. Gehner, Ripon, have so organ- ized that the news of the Big Four colleges may be sent regularly to Wisconsin and other newspapers. Each secretary has taken over one unit of intercollegiate activity, has collected the data, concerning it, compiled this data and forwarded it to news- paper agencies of the state and midwest. Thus, through the efforts of Mr. Gage, the basketball standings, the various stars and interesting highlights of the basketball court were given the desired publicity. Mr. Koenig is doing the same work with the track activities and Reinhold Gehner made the Big Four football competition especially well noticed through the state and midwest. Page 13