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65 Cards in this Set
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Betty Friedan
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Feminine Mystique 1963
Women of the new Left Womans Equal Actions WEA National Womens League Caucaus |
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Gabe Gnirkin
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Steroid Founder
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Daniel Bell
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Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism
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Wright Mills
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The Power Elite 1955
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Adolphus Huxley 1954
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Psychedelic Depth
Charge |
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What is neccecary for the commericialization of Sport?
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check this
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P.T. Barnum
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Circus and Meusem dude
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Alexander Cartwright
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The baseball fraternity 1842 baseball club
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Bill Veeck
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First Major League Owner to consider moving St. Louis Browns
Least profitable |
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Art Rooney
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Founded the steelers
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Tammany Hall, Tim Mara
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Founded the Giants
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Bert Bell
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Eagles Owner later apointed commish.
Organized Owners in Strong Cartel |
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Henry Wismer
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Jets owner convices league to sell rights to ABC
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When did the commercialization of sport begin?
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after 1870
baseball late 1850's & 60's Race Tracks prior to 1870 Rowing contests 1850 real sucess after 1870 |
real sucess
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What were the conditions that made commercialization possible?
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1. Popularity, sport popularity (boxing horse racing, and baseball)
2.Modernization of sport *specializatoin of athletic skill *Bureaucracy organization structure(hidden business of sport) *Quantifications and records 3Urbanization *growth of cities large enough to support pro sport collective audience concentrated market 4.Technology Transportation system 5. Oligopoly (control in a given area by a small number of suppliers) 6. Standardization+routinization of the product (formal rules) 7 Growth per capita income 8.Culture which valued consumption *leisure ethic *paying for leisure 9. Educated Citizenry *readers, educated about sport 10. Politicians wanted to gain, $ poplularity Techonology Standardization Modernization Urbanization Technology Culture values consumption Oligopy Popularity of Sport Educated citizenry Growth in Income Politicians |
S M U T C O P E G P
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What are the Dimensons of Profitablitly
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Popularity sport
Popularity of team Antitrust agreement cartel Broadcasting act of '61 Merger act of '66 strength of the comish office Subsidation Television contract Revenue Sharing Method to control expenses Expense sharing Variables of the host city |
STRES MAPP BMV
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How did the Evolution of the city influence the development of organized sport and rec?
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1. Nearly all contempary sports evolved or were invented in the city
2. City rationalized, specialized bureaucratic, commercialized and proffofesional the city. 3. City was primary site of sport facilities 4. Most first class athletes grew up in the city 5. Modernization of sport a result of interaction of the elements of urbanization, physical structure social organization urban value system |
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Holmes and Higgenson
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Health Journals
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Cartwright
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Elysian Fields
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P.T. Barnum
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American showman, 1810-1891)
Also known as: P(hineas) T(aylor) Barnum, Barnum and Bailey, P.T. Barnum |
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Richard Ten broeck
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an ambitious promoter from Albany, New York, renovated track in Louisiana
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Kramer Pugh Starr
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Green Bay Packers
1967 GB vs. Dallas Lambeau field instant replay |
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What is the triple Crown?
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KY Derby, Priekness, Belmont Stakes
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C. Vanderbuilt
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primary owner builder of saratoga Race Track
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Man of War
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first great super horse
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Calmut Farm
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Warren Wright, Eddie Arcarow
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Horse Race, test of champions
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Belmont stakes, gruelling
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Tommas Hughes
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Author of Tom's Browns school days
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William A. Hulbert.
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Owner of Chicago Whitestockings
Led powerful owners league, NL Hulbert was a pitiless coal baron, determined not only to have the best team, but the most profitable one as w |
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National League owners who were business men with political connections
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Spaulding, Wright, Hulbert
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Frankie Carbo
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Boxer Leader organizer in 1930's
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Walter Camp
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player and coach at Yale university
father of american football 1876-1882 player 80's-1910 unofficial coach One of his first innovations was to reduce the number of players on the field for each team from fifteen to eleven 1880 he proposed replacing the rugby scrum with the scrimmage so in 1882 Camp proposed the downs system Camp also instituted the present point system for touchdowns (6), field goals (3), and safeties (2). As secretary of the intercollegiate football rules convention from 1877 to 1906 |
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Henry Beach Needham
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Mcclure Yellow Journalism
outlook, collier, mcclure |
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Henry McCracken
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NYU coach, called conference to consider changing the rules
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Lorin E Deland,
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a military strategist, chess expert, and Harvard supporter who had never played a game of football in his life.
invented flying wedge |
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The Flying Wedge
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Kick-off strategie mass force
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What were the resolutions of the Brown Conference?
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1.Instituitional Control
2. Bonafide Students 3. athletic eligibility 4. control of practice and games 5. amateur code (conference not immiediently succsesful, falculty control not accepted. |
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What is the difference between intergrated (Harvard) vs. Seperate entity (Yale)?
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Intergrated was Harvard and Princeton 82&'81
1. Falculty Governance 2. Budgetary control resides with falcutly 3. General Fund controls revenues and expenses Seperate Entity Yale '80 1. Athletic Board Governance 2. A.B. budget control 3. Athletic Fund controls revenue expenses |
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Aurthur Adams
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ACE president who appointed 10 uni prez to for Special Commitee on Athletic Policy of American Council of Education
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Walter Byers
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prez of NCAA TILL '88
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Howard Savage
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American College Athletics
college sport reform movement report |
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Harry Wismer
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Former sportscaster owner of the jets, convinces sell of t.v. rights to abc
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Bill Veeck
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first owner to consdier moving
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When was the NCCA formed?
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1906
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James Gordon Bennet
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Prizes for 2 mile regatta race
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When was the IC4A formed?
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1875
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Principles of Conduct
Sanity Code |
1. Amateurism
2. Instituional Control 3. Sound Academic Standards 4. Governing of Fin. Aid. 5. Governing Recruiting in '48 sanity code becomes article 3 of ncaa constituition. |
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When was sanity code repealed?
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1951
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12 point plan
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replaces sanity code
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In 1931 the NCAA had succeeded in acomplishing what five things?
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1.Established Governance Process POWERFUL supporters
2. Had increased total membership 3. Had control of the rules commitee for all major and minor college sports 4. Established controlled post season tournaments and bowls and NIT 5. Ability to use external enviroment to advantage (backfires during depression) |
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When does the Big Ten form?
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1899
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When was the first conference formed?
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1895 Western Athletic Conference
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Brown Conference, forrunners of the ivy leage(excluding yale)
what did it consist of |
tramp athlete players switch teams
player coaches baseball and football only two sports commericialized |
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What were the principal reform movements of the NCAA
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1. 1905 football scandals
2. Howard Savage '29 3. Report on athletics by ACE 1952 4. George Hanford 1974 5. Knight Foundation 1991 |
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1905 scandals
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attacked eastern schools
for illegal inducements hiring tramp athletes paying high salaries for summer baseball falculty collusion cheating squandering athletic money gate reciepts stadiums burtiality in football Rosevelt october lucheon Led to the formation of the IAAUS '06 NCAA '10 dealt mostly with playing rules |
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Howard Savage
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author of American College Athletics
covered administrative control of athletics the pplace of of the press values in college sports ecnomics problmes conclusion: defects were commericialization and negligent attitude towards educational oppourtunity centered on abues of big time programs savage blamed college officials for problem Impact Set standard for later reform principals Exposed college sports resistance to systematic investigation triggered denials |
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Report of the Special Commitee on Athletic Poly of the ACE
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1. prompted by the basketball scandals of '51
2. Authur adams apoint univ-prez 3. realeased to public 4. called for * deemphasis plan *reduction in post seasons bowls, recruiting practices *movement towards intermural sports for all students *reccomned ncaa supervision and enforcemnet powers *opposed subsidation of players |
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What was the impact of the special comittee on atletic policy of '52?
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1. Showed prez/instituional concern
2. ACE president commitee lacked means to implemnet observances 3. Brought NCAA to role of investigator and enforcer 4. pointed out that presidents and instiutions had little power to bring about changes 5. BIG time conferences "tried to police themselves did little. |
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George Hanford
An inquiry to the need for feasibility of a national study of college ath. ACE '74 |
Conclusions
a. College sports faced sever financial problems b. big time college sports in the entertainment business c. lack of debate among college prez d. lack of scholary attention to pressing issues e. importance of regional defferences in reform f. regional accredidation agencies should take the lead in athletic reform |
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What was the impact of the Hanford Study?
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Michener sport in American
Ford Foundation Grant to establish commisoin on College Athletics NCCA Commison Mitche Riabonr revenue expenses provided impetus for multidisciplinary study of athletics |
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Michener
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author sport in American
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Mitchell Raiborn
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Ncaa commision on Revenues and Expenses
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Knight Commision Principles
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The educational values, practices and mission of this institution determine the
standards by which we conduct our intercollegiate athletics program. II. The responsibility and authority for the administration of the athletics department, including all basic policies, personnel and finances, are vested in the president. III. The welfare, health and safety of student-athletes are primary concerns of athletics administration on this campus. This institution will provide studentathletes with the opportunity for academic experiences as close as possible to the experiences of their classmates. IV. Every student-athlete -- male and female, majority and minority, in all sports -- will receive equitable and fair treatment. V. The admission of student-athletes -- including junior college transfers -- will be based on their showing reasonable promise of being successful in a course of study leading to an academic degree. That judgment will be made by admissions officials. VI. Continuing eligibility to participate in intercollegiate athletics will be based on students being able to demonstrate each academic term that they will graduate within five years of their enrolling. Students who do not pass this test will not play. VII. Student-athletes, in each sport, will be graduated in at least the same proportion as non-athletes who have spent comparable time as full-time students. VIII. All funds raised and spent in connection with intercollegiate athletics programs will be channeled through the institutions general treasury, not through independent groups, whether internal or external. The athletics department budget will be developed and monitored in accordance with general budgeting procedures on campus. IX. All athletics-related income from non-university sources for coaches and athletics administrators will be reviewed and approved by the university. In cases where the income involved the universitys functions, facilities or name, contracts will be negotiated with the institution. X. We will conduct annual academic and fiscal audits of the athletics program. Moreover, we intend to seek NCAA certification that our athletics program complies with the principles herein. We will promptly correct any deficiencies and will conduct our athletics program in a manner worthy of this distinction. |
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Why was pro Football sucessful?
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1. Delegate much responsibility to
commsioners office 2. Closely knit group organization of strong cartel 3. Bert Bell and Pete Rozelle |
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What were the problems with pro football?
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Champions named
salaries had to be controlled players played for highest bidder sollutions standardized contract '22 Jim thorpe 1st prez of nfl clark first real prez of NFL |
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