Professor Munro, the chairman of the Brown University Athletic Committee, has composed a report on the general scholarship of the athletes at that university. His report shows the average standing of the athletes to be unusually high. The average standing of twenty-one members of the football team was 77.07 per cent. The fifteen men on the baseball team who competed in any game had averages of 73.10 per cent. One senior stood fifth in his class; another was awarded two degrees for extra work. Professor Munro's report shows that neither football nor baseball are injurious to the scholarship of earnest students.