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Types of sports to be prohibited<br />
Replies<br />
Motorcar, and motorcyle races ............................ 69<br />
Boxing .................................................................... 44<br />
Catch-as-catch-can .................................................. 44<br />
Spectacular feminine sports.................................... 9<br />
Spectacular sports in general ................................ 6<br />
Cycle racing ........................................................ 5<br />
Other categories....................................................... 20<br />
Total 197<br />
In examining more deeply the question of the prohibition of certain<br />
ategories of Sports we encounter a strong divergence of view between<br />
the "Ideal of Sport" and the manner in which it is carried out (Motor<br />
races are dangerous, boxing and catch - as-catch-can are categories of<br />
sports which are "detrimental" and "with a lack of moral effect".<br />
VII. SPORT AND OTHER INTERESTS KEPT FOR LEISURE HOURS<br />
1. Interests of an artistic nature<br />
Research has shown that one finds few students who are exclusive<br />
"Sport Fans". In general the sportsman devotes his leisure hours equally<br />
to other preoccupations, and this to a very great extent. The student<br />
who practices sport to a moderate extent generally takes interest to<br />
a large or poderate extent also in other preoccupations. The sportsman<br />
is noticeable by his variegated interests, which is an indication that<br />
the sportsman in this respect is more dynamic than the person who<br />
does not go in for sports.<br />
2. Sports and political interests<br />
In general, interest in world politics, is the strongest: 52 %. 19%<br />
of the students are members of a political party, 4 % are undecided,<br />
while 77 % are members of no political party.<br />
3. Sport and religious persuasion<br />
One notes that in sport there are no differences according to credes.<br />
Neither cults nor activities within the bosom of the church exercise any<br />
influence on sporting life.<br />
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