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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 118 575 SP 009 876 TITLE. Proceedings [of the] Sixty Seventh Annual. Meeting [of the ] National College Physical Edudation Association for Men. INSTITUTION American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Washington, D.C. PUB DATE Jan 64 NOTE 210p.; Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the National College Physical Education Association for Men (67th, Dallas, Texas, January 8-11, 1964) AVAILABLE FAN American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, and Pedreation, 1201 Sisteenth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.' 20036 ($3.00) ni,S PRICE MF-U.83 Plus Postage. MC No'_ Available from EDRS. DESCPIPTOPS *Atrietic Programs; Athletics; Exercise (Physiology); History; *Intercollegiate Programs; Intramural Athletic Programs; Muscular Strength; Physical Activit; *Physical Education; Physical Fitness; Ppofe ions Trainitg; *Research; *Teacher ABSTP ACT This document contait,the proceedings of the January 1964 Annual Meeting ofthe National College Physical Education Association for Men (NEPEAM). In addition to the President's address and a speech on physical education as an academic discipline, the Proceedings contain speeches on the following topics;, (1)intramural athletic, (2) research,(3) intercollegiate athletics, (4) history of sport,(5)- teacher education, and (6)basic instruction. Among the, research topics discussed are the effects of inhalation of smog upon cardiorespira%ory respond es, factors associated with major knee injuries in varsity football, and the relationship betireen written test scores and performance skills ratings in sports. Also included are the President's report, financial reports', minutes form, the previous Meeting, and reports from the Standing Committees. I membehip list and an author index of articles frog the proceedings of the Association from 1940 to 1963 complete the document.(CD) *********************************************************************** DocTments acquired by.ERIC include many informal unpublished * materials not available from other sources. ERIC makes every effort * * to ,4obtain' the best copy available. Nevertheless, items of margin 1 * * reproducibility are often encountered and this affects the quality * * of the microfiche and hardcopyreproductiotisERIC makes available * * via the ERIC Document Reproduction Service (EDRS). 'EDRS is not * responsible for the quality of the original docuwt. Reproductions *. * supplied by DRS are the best that can be made from thie original. ******1**************************************************************** Proceedings Annual Meeting r,67th , Jan. 8-11,1964 . Dallas, Texas ( < national college t physical education association for men , 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 3 0 N . 7 . MEETING\ r 1' January 79, 1965Minneapolis, Minesota . 4 . / Published 1964 by the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION A*Department of the National Education Association 1201 Sixteenth' Street, rN.W. , Washington, D.C. 20036 A -$.100 4 r CONTENTS Alf Officers and Committees, 1964 President's Addreis This Matter of Promotion _ _KARL W. BOOKWALTER ?' Physical Education Physical EducationAn Academic Discipline FRANKLIN HENRY 6 Intramural Athletics University of Washington Managerial System__ .... LEONARD W. STEVENS 10 Current Trepds--Personnel and Program Requirements___ ___EDSEL BUCHANAN 6 1 1 Factors Thdt Determine the Number of Personnel Needed to ORerate.a College Intramural Program ..... ._. JOHN KARL 13 o Research Effect of Selected Motive-Incentive .Conditions Upon Development of Strength "Through pn Isometric Training Program _G. F. HANSEN 16 Effect of Inhalation of Smog Upon Zardiorespriatory Responseg E. SMITH 21 Factors Associated with Major Knee Injuries in Varsity . Football JOHN B. NETTLETON 25 Effect of Initial Cardiovascular Condition, Type of 'training, and,Frequency'of Practice Upon Cardiovascular elopment _ROBERT A. ALOST 29 P cal Activity and Body Composition;Fitness and Fatness .. _ ERNST JOKL 30 Comporison of Athletes and Nonothletes on Several Fitness Variables _AIX B. HARRISON. 32 Effect of Doily Fifteen-Minute Periods ofColisthenics Upon the Physical Fitness of Fifth-Grade Boys and Girls DOMINIC A. TADDONIO 33 Relative effectiveness of Exercise Programs for the Development of Endurance in Arm and Shoulder Girdle Muscles ______JOE K. PIERSON 34 Trends in Professional Preparation for Physical Education in Three Districts of the AAHPER .GEORGE B. PEARSON 37 Relationship Between Written Test Scores and Performance Skills Ratings in Sports .DONALD RJCASADY 43 Intercollegiate Athletics Intercollegiate Athletics from the NAIA Viewpoint A. 0, DUER 4.7 Intercollegiate Athletics from the NCAA Viewpoint___ G. L HERNANCE 51 Evaluating the College Physical Education . ',Program - DELBERT OBERTEUFPER 56 Light Observations of a Ronk Amateur WILLIS M. TATE 60 History of Sport The Formative 'Years of Sports Control and the Founding of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States _ ROBERT KO RD 65 Background of the Conflict Between the NCAA and the AAU _PAUL STAGG 71 Sport, Ploy, and Physical Education in Cultural Perspective FRANKLIN PARKER 78 History of Sport as a Major Emphasis in the Graduate progi'am in Physical Education A. C. MOORE 82 iii 5 Teacher Education The Nature of Gthcluate Preparoti '______ ,__l_ ARTHUR E. FOURIER $5 Graduate Preparation for Physic° ucation Specialists__________ _ _ _ _ - . _ - _ _ _ _ -_-..... _ _ M. MACKENZIE 89 Reflections on Self-Understanding for the Physical Educator MAX COGAN 98 Evaluation of Undergraduate Professional Preparation Programs in Physical Eduiption__ _________ ___..... ROBERT DOLLGENER 102 Implementing the Recomen3ations of the National v.. Professional Preparation Conference ____________!_____ LYNN W. McCRAW 106 Some Observations Regarding the Five-Year Program___ ... ..REUBEN B. FROST 108 Basic Instruction Excellence in Teaching in the Basic Instruction * .. Program GEORGE C. MOORE The Stress Concept in Physical Education_ ____ .... _ II0 f II ____.--_______MAX COGAN J. T. POWtR,S The Physiological Approach to the Basic Program_____........... __FRANK BEARDEN Reports , President's Report . __ 131 Financial Report of Past-Secretary Treasurer____.________ ..... _____ 132 Report of Secretary-Treasurer 133 Proposed Operating Budget, Fiscal Year-1964__ ....... _ _ ...... _:____________ ..... 134 Minutes, Executive Council Meetings 4.. Minneapolis, May 4, 1963 135 Dallas, Januar% 8, 1964 r._ ,136 Dallas, January 9;1964 . I-- 137 Do I tp s, January 10, 1964 . 138 Minutes, Kssociation Business Meetings,, Dallas, 1964 '$ January 9, 1964 138 January 10, 1964v 139 Standing Committees Constitution . 140 Convention Manager ....... __... ! . __L. 140 Foreign Relations 142 Historical Records 143 Finance ..er- \144 Membership 1r 1 44 Necrology , 145 Nominations 150 -.. , Public Relations 150 Resolutions 151 Continuing Committees , Operating Codes _.,_ 152 President's Committees . Conference time and Site Selection ......_ ______ _____ _ ____ _ _____ __________ __ . 152 . Educational Television 152 Research Needs 154 Joint Committees Committee on Physical Education and Athletics ..- 155 Committee on Physical Education for College Men and Women 156 Membership Alphabetical Roll of Members-1964 ,..- 157.. Author Index of Articles of Proceedings of The Association,1940-1963 L_______ 186 11 6 VCPEAM OFFICERS1964 OFFICERS President:. J. E. Nixon, Sianford University, Stanford, California President-Elect: A. West641, Riooklyn College, Brooklyn, New York Secretary- Treasurer. D. 0. Mathews, University ,of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois EXECUTIVE COUNCII. 1 : I. E. NixonPresident A. WestonPresident-Elect D. 0. Matthews--Secretary.Treastirei- s . W. B. Brumbach, *University of Oregon, EugeneChairman, History of Sport = B. 0. Wireman, Florida Presbyterian College, St. PetersburgBa,sic Instruction '\ R. C. thingstolt, Oregon, College of Education, MonmouthIntercollegiate Athletics .. H. J. Schmidt, Iowa' State Unitrersity, AnfesIntradural Agjaletics . TR. Kp%acic, University of California, DavitResearch and Member-at-Large --- . C. -Havel, WayneState University, DetroitTeacher Education .. S. SECTION CHAIRMEN-ELECT Histdry of'Sport A.' C. Moore, University of Illinois ,Basic Instruction Dean Ryan, University of California, Davis Intercollegiate Athlelics Richard Clausen, "University of Arizona Intramural Athletics Edief Buchapn, Texas Technological College Research . Gene Aspref, University,Df .Iowa Teacher Education Chalmer'Hixson; phia State University c Conunittee Chairmen 1964. STANDING COMMITTEES Constitution , W. Vandenburgh,CaliforniaStateCollegeat', Hayward Convention D. Richardson, University of Minnesota 4 Finance F. J. Holier, University of West Virginia Foreign Relations H. N. Neilson, Hampton Institute Historical Records L. F. Locke, Teachers ,College, Columbia University Membership L. Rickert, University ot Minnesota at Dull Necrology W. P. Fraleigh, San Jose State College Nominations K. W. Bookwalter Policies. J. W. 'Fraericks, UniversityaSouthernCalifornia Public Relations E. B. Scot!, ltlediphis State College Research Fred Roby, University-of Arizona Resolutions B. Husinqn, University of Maryland A PRESIDENT'S- COMMITTEES Conference Site and Time J. P. Reid, University of Kansas City. Construction and 'Equipment . John Masely, -Eastern Illinois University Edttcational Television' Chalmer Hixson, Ohio State University CONTINUING COMMITTEE Operating Code . K. Boycheff, University of California, Berkeley JOINT' COMMITTEE Physical Education