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Bishop Brent writes how glad he is that the editors of The Outlook are supporting “manly sport” in the Philippines by offering an “Outlook Cup” as a tennis trophy. Brent believes the church should support healthy recreation more than it does, and he does not fear criticism which may come for this.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-04-20
Brief notice about the founding of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in 1906 and about its highest award, the Theodore Roosevelt Award or “Teddy,” first presented in 1967.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1984
In this edition of “News and Notes,” John A. Gable notes the most recent publications on Theodore Roosevelt, quotes extensively from a news release from the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site about a children’s play, Teddy Roosevelt, performed there, and details the workings and the results of the annual Theodore Roosevelt Public Speaking Contest for the New York City public high schools. He also gives a brief history of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Theodore Roosevelt Award and notes some of the past winners as well as the winner of the “Teddy” for 1981, Art Linkletter.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1981
Brief notice about how Theodore Roosevelt helped create the National Collegiate Athletic Association by calling a White House conference in 1905 to address issues in college football. The article focuses on an annual award given by the Association, the Theodore Roosevelt Award or “Teddy,” to a distinguished citizen who was a college athlete. The notice provides a list of award winners since 1967 and lists those who made up the prize committee in 1977.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1977