New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
HARVARD-YALE AGREEMENT.
THE PROPOSITION FROM CAMBRIDGE READY
FOR CONSIDERATION.
TO BE CONSIDERED BY YALE-IT DEFINES THE
MEANING OF THE TERM AMATEUR"-
CONDITIONS OF CONTDsTs.
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Try IELEGRArm TO IHE TRIBUNE.
Boston, March 31.-Tha Harvard College Com
n,ce appointed 10 draw up articles OF agreement for
athletic sports between Harvard and Yale uny crsltics
has competed It's report The articles will be sub
mltcd to the students at :;cwlayen. and If they are
there adopted. VIII 20 into effect for tlc sp~.:s Of
l.90'92. The article, first define the tenn amateur"
or those who shall be allowed t. participate in tho
contests These, they state. shall be limited TO bona
ude members Of the respective universities, taking a
full years work. No one is TO be allowed to rep.
resent either university in any athletic contest either
individually or a member 81 any team who either
before or after entering the unvc- ~. shall have
engaged Tor money in any athletic competition. whether
Tor stake, or money piizc or a share OF the en-
trance fee, admission money VINO shall have
taught or engaged in any athletic exercise or sport
as a means OF livelihood; or who shall at any timo
have received for taking part in any athletic sport
or contest any pecuniary gain or emolumens
whatever, direct or indirect. with tho
single exception that he may have received from
the college organization, or from any permanent or
ganzatOn Of which he at The time
member. the amount by which the ex
pcn~os necessarily incurred by him in representing
hi, organization in athletic contests exceeds his oTd
nary expenses, 20 student j, to be eligible as a
member Of any university team after the expiration
Of the three academic years Immediately following that
In which he played for the first time in an intercol
ce4tc contest with the university team representing
the same pert.
In baseball there to be four games annually two
to be played at New-Iaycn and two Al Cambridge. In
case the game, result in tie iifth game shall bo
played. The game, shall be played 'altcrn1cy al
Ncw Haven and Cambridge. OF the four games the
,hd shall be at Cambridge the day after Harvard
class day and the fourth n Now Haven on the Tuesday
o. commencement week. There viii be an ANNA!
game Of baseball between the freshmen mines Of the
two college, and the scientific schools, to be played
fI..trof .tI fFafn irf "a rf
.rccuvcly
There AR, to be two canes Of football annually. The
first 10 be played ON Tie second saturday before
Thank. giving Day, thc second 70 be PLAYED on
Thanks giving Day. one Of the games shall Le played
in Cambridge and the other IN New-iavcn or New
York. a. Yale shall elect. ii Ncw-lorI Is chosen
the second game shall De played there; If Ncw-ila'cn
is selected second game shall be played In alter
nate years al Cambridge, respectively. In case me
game, result IN Il tie the victory shall belong to the
team scoring the greatest number Of point. There
.aail be- am annual game oi iG;Inan & .c'"eyn , uc
~chool~ to be- PLAYED In alternate years IN New
Haven ani Cambridge c-pctuNN' .o
in beating flor' e. to be- an annual race br'Wceh
The university ccv- and also between freshmen crew,
Of tl. two universities. There sha be also annual
years ~ %cV-Ilavcn and Cambridge respectively
.ent the opposing te'm complete A'l 81 It's Pm p,s
,r, and ,uD-u iic' "' l''-' one a.ol,H I'm
ar, T. take parD. 40 one whose name i rot ON ne
l.t shall be- allowed 70 YlF ~ an ID, Ir,
VISION l- made for the 9aGd-mom 80 al c"n'Fo'c-.'
het4ccn tfo tao un'or-.'."- iy aruiif,'i 10. i.|.si |
ri... .rc fo aipit To- baseball. iup'bIL ip"n- anu
f.,, and n,'{ athletic. i0r TIE yfar l-.o 90, or
ua.ll t'e expiration Of nine month, 2i;.r Hohcc ~ WD
rtaer university oi il desire = "'tAHri" N"" '"'
TIe report is ,isned ny James y. \mccs' Gilman
- w. Nir-ilw. William ~ Goodwin. u: w neyeS'
graduates \. !. Cumnoch. T. Is. Linn, i:l"arN SUR
eis !. H. Hunt, Il. ". lc..cA. nAde grad rates