wheel, implies interplay. There must be give and take, or 
dialogue, as between two or more persons and groups. This 
quality can, however, be diminished or lost in any kind of 
situation. Great teams often play practice games without any 
audience at all. This is not sport in our sense, because much of 
the quality of interplay, the very medium of interplay, as it 
were, is the feeling of the audience. Rocket Richard, the 
Canadian hockey player, used to comment on the poor 
acoustics of some arenas. He felt that the puck off his stick 
rode on the roar of the crowd. Sport, as a popular art form, is 
not just self-expression but is deeply and necessarily a means 
of interplay within an entire culture.

     Art is not just play but an extension of human awareness 
in contrived and conventional patterns. Sport as popular art is 
a deep reaction to the typical action of the society. But high