New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-28
AN UNDERGRADUATE TRICK.
PENNSYLVANIA'S FOOTBALL TEAM RUINED
BY PARTISAN DEALING
YALE, PRINCETON AND WESLEYAN COMBINE TO
RENDER THE PHILADELPHIA PLAYERS
urIPLrss-A NEW RULE ALLOWING
GRADUATES on TIE THREE FIRST
NAMED COLLEGE TLEvENS.
BUT BARRING THEM
FROM THE LAST.


The college football troubles probably over "a far
as tns Incrcoaiat, Football Association l. concerned
J.. a BODY Many ccmllic alton, individually are j" ~
70 arise however III" CbioNou. undergraduate rule has
ard another rule mad" when -ui'' ha'
princeton and Wesleyan "a icrty ana pa't'''N f'io
prospects. year ast, Of tn University OF
pennsylvania The Princeton. Yale and Well van teams
DO not lose player while the University Of PcnnyNaha
II shs the order OF things. VIII lose 'S' ana
probably sever OF her test men
The meeting held at the Windsor Hotel last
NIGHT Me,sr, ninAcy and Hotter looked after fales
interests Tr.rchaid and Mum after Princetons side Of
the case and Judd Tor Wesleyan. and Newton am
Maciioy for the University Of pennsylvania Inc ad
vsofy committee was also represented WINE rom
mitfee from the University Athletic CLUB was on h'hd
II, helm the college boys untange football compiled
tons.
The undergraduate rule was repealed without much ADO
ard Rule 30 Article Y. Of the constitution was cha"'''
follows
No man be eligible for the tam OF any collese
Of ihc iaton who Is not pursuing bia-hi" cylr
requiring attendance recitation Sr lsctqr' Oh a. r
course for desiee requiring at least one year S,ua
gree he ,hall hot De allowed To play during MS nfS'
who has o,'cadd lccp1s1 or d ree ,Sc
tSa, AMY AMY cocre in tn, tiocaon unless
regular member OF the freshman academic or scientlne
ca-,, until h. has sV,nt oe yea Of rsidcs sh M
COLLEGE and mas passed satisfactory eNa"'"a''on'
Thru No nan shall play than four years on ANY
''' Foapth"rWo Weeks before each game of this as,o Ia
ton captains shall submit, TO "anh other -t o.
thirty payeIs sm au y m , ia MAXI 10 any man On
the lit submitted lin he shall submit The prot
other captain Tle advisory committee shall have po%cr
to dcGc on .d tine fgI 81 hc HI u fsh hours
It's receipt Either captain may submit -, i IS oamc
I %a" 5:. and sisi A ;ss s tsss sgu. & ' @ the
Of say san s d6lr i from hat game
any man not included in the li't submitti or who ma
This rule Will interfere in any way with the teams
Of Yale Princeton and Wesleyan and Yale will BE- able
TO play Orccnway. while Princeton VIII DO able 10 retain
both the services Of King and Ballet Inc RUE III
reality weeks University Of Pennsylvania team WIN
her championship game tn Princeton scheduled for next
SATURDAY The Pennsylyan will lose O-good, Upton
pr.ks Thomas Abbott. Wharton and probably oliver
II they live up IN the rules
Ibs the University Penns,lvonia declare they
Will not do and they that they will the
field next Saturday with thor team at present arranged
Captain 1rcnchard OF Princeton. sad that the Iigcrs
would protest only man On the Cni'efs" oil feHh
| syvania team, presumably OsgOod The chances are
say that YOlc will not play the unNesit'
OF Pennsylvania ALL II she doe abide by the rule
and whether Wesleyan PLAYS PENNSYLVANIA or not euta
| small figure. The Mddctcwn boys hase little chance
anyway.
The University Athletic Club was asked t. manage
the Thanksgiving boy gui1c between Yale and llnce
ton and committee Will 90 through the iormaiY d"
| holding meeting today before formally accepting m
offer No arrangements however. have been mad" aC''
where the game shall lie played although every u'a
ton points 10 Manhattan Field. J. j. tOosan tho repre-
sentative Of Lynch e-sto which owns III" property
80. sad In have a ulan TO rent Dead Head mn
for 81 800 on the day o. The Andre" Freedman
in charge Of Manhattan Field. SAYS that u 'oognn doe
ANYTHING Of the kind he Will put up screens, 70 uat
| view from the hill viii BE- shut OIL.
sone ncope in the corridors OF Windsor lat night
,houcht that tho University % feunsSIvana lad been
indl,crcet In putting such strong Glove" In Tho he d
They sa that Yale could Mt Afford " BE- beaten by h'
University Of Pennsy, ania, ana tat princeton as not
xa,t T., be- Othcf. -aN mater dfrTcnt hcht
and CHARGED pennsy,anla with tactics closely b,d rnl
upon professionalism. IL was I'D that a commit hai
| investigated the amateur s'anlng 81 A. last one I'M
ycr,v OF Pcnn-y l,ania nan ant tnat Il ia b"h i'"'a
wanting Osgood. orn'l player :, the nan VINO
| viii te protested by Princeton.