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Acknowledgments vii
Introductioni 1
1 The Amateurs Take Control, 1820s-1940s 9
2 Wes Santee and Amateur Track and Field in the Post-World War II Period, 1945-1961 31
3 The Revolt of the College Coaches, 1960-1968 63
4 The Expansion of the Underground Labor-Relations System and the Growth of Athlete Opposition, 1968-1980 85
5 The International Track Association and the Expansion of Over-the-Table Financial Opportunities, 1968-1980 114
6 The Federal Government and the Amateur Sports Act: From Mediation to Legislation, 1969-1978 136
7 The Athletics Congress and the End of Amateurism, 1979-1993 149
Conclusion 169
Notes 181
Bibliography 243
Index 261
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