The evening world., 1893-10-26
NO FOOTBALL DISCUSSION.
Delegates Meet at the Windsor
Hotel and Then ADJOURN.
Next Meeting To.Morrow Night nj
\ U'ClcCk.

Tho srccial meeting Of tho ln;"rCOl-
lcgiato ruothoIl Association, which Was
t. have tak,n plarr last uiLut, bat WAS
rostucncl on u,'uuut at the roprS',Hi-
atlv,e of princeton ana ia, University
OF Pennsylvania being delayed hy 4
lrilroad wreck. was held IA the Winds, s.
Hotel this mo'ning.
nv" meeting was scheduled for .
o'clock, nut at that hour only "ne o.
two Of Ia" rcprrsa natives rad "2-
pcnrcd and the meeting was again
Il laycd.
The much discusH,i anl ohnoSioua uu-
dcrGraduat" rul" was the "dIs" for the
rlcctiug, anl accrr,iuG To several of thu
delegates some startling facts M"uld b."
brought t. liGnt daring the progress of
thu discussion.
Thc ruie was passed lat january.
Val" II W"'iryan forcing lrinr"tnn
ana lniNuraity OF Pennsylvania 10 take
a bitter dos.
In mcanmg the rule prohibits amy nan
from becoming n mClnh"r Of an athletic
team in any Of the Gour colleges IL tho
| lltrrc ,Il"giHtC Association o" playing III
u championship an" VINO iH either II
post-gradurir 0r mas played on a COLLEGE
team four years, or has h"rn a member
of any foreign COll"g" team.
The ruir in spirit was t. prevent the
entrance If professionalism Into college
teams. which has beCom" 80 prevalent
in nearly all colleges. In thiS respect
tn" rule is a good one. but 1t has furnished
IA bone of contention which has brought
about a bitter feeling among college
I athletes.
games viii take place nest Saturday,
when Princeton and Wesleyan meet,
AM here the @lunbble begins.
Ballet and King, two of Princc;on's
| lRgt mon O., "a. hat IA urnAtDltpy IA tl, -, q.
undergraduate rule, debarrcd from play.
ing, the former having PLAYED on the
L"niEh University team II King being
Il postgraduate.
Yale. championing Wesleyan. is erSing
her en- to force the rulr and Princeton
and Pennsylvania on the other hand
refuse to stand by 1t.
Treasurer Mum and Capt. Trenchard
representing the Tigers, were the first
TO put in an appearance. President
Thomson is sick and unable to attend,
Capt. Hlnkey and Manager u. .. Hol-
ter. liie's delegates, were next to pu,
IN an appearance. and Capt. Gordon and
Manager Judd, OF WESLEYAN, followed.
Capt. Mackcy, with visible effects OF
His team would be the most affected,
in case the undergraluate rule was not
modified. as Oliver, Osgood, Reese, Vail
and himself would all be barred.
There was also 4 delegation represent
ing the univcrs!t- '. g. present.
| JtSt DeIOfe tlS mettlNs capt. french
ard received a telegram from Phil
King to come back Immediately, as
he was sick and not able TO take care
Of the team. He left at once. leaving
Mr.. Mum to look after Princeton's in
tercsts.
Mr., Mum was seen by an Evening
Worid' reporter II sauI:
81 am not at liberty 10 say anything
before the meeting, but | will state that
! am confident that the undergraduate
rule Will surely be mOi!iicu.
There have hecn severed s5cre. SEES
Sinns tnRt have not been mad pubic,
in which this has been virtually de-
cidcd. In the FIRST place the rue - too
sweeping, and as Il stands VIII aiways
be a bone Of contention. The rule "iil
certainly be thrown cut AMI a now one
II Wesleyan remains a~nragaaistlc We
shall ,p.a% BALLET AMI KinE jus. the
SAnr.''
The meeting was small called to order.
G!t ~!".nCr:1n Immediately moved 20
adjourn, The motion was seconded by
illc ana carried, MlCk,y, OF Penn
rNlvnnia refusing to vV -,
The rCn"un given for the adjournment
WAS N order that the delegate might
have more time to consider the vcXrd
GUC,tiun.
1t was decided To hold the next meet
ing tomorrow night AZ s o'ClUrk.
naClJ"y was exceedingly n%iiENant
over tn" pOItDon"m"nt OF The meeting,
saying h" had no time to fool away.