The evening world., 1893-12-29
SPORTING NEWS ANO GOSSIP.
Plans for the Reconstruction of
College Football Rules.
The Way Pugilistic Affairs Stand In
Jacksonville.


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sumed when the students of the football
centres, Yale, Harvard and Princeton,
have returned from the Christmas re.
cess. Messrs. Camp, Sears or Brooks
and Moffatt, the respective representa-
tivos or the ,hro, cn,loses ramaa ,,,,
.Nvs Vi II 'nree coieses named win
hold another meeting at the u. A. c.
early in January, when they will discuss
,ha forn,otion 81, n,,n,ano,, onn,n,,,oa
on revision. Before that is done. how
ever. they will probably visit their coll
,eges and cons,lt With IN. captaips or
some other college authority and get
their views on the matter.
The MAN ma now tod 10 that
the Committee consist of two or three
representatives Of the colleges named
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mittee will then invite expert opinions
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rom ii, over lne county, an oous
game VIII have an opportunity to nave
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Committees IDEAS, and then will begin
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s ~ o. ruIes f Mp'thh The igu uLh% Of football
players; .,,ou ..m 10, 10 s,,,u,,,o,
Inc new ru,es VIII thSn pe suDt tnama
tSr aeceP'ahce ny ioo' Thnr tea,ns
law compelling any team to adopt these
new rules when they are Drawn up. Dut
Y, vii, + n not be- son neceptea. pT if Yale 'Hha arv snSi
football colleges. TAX them up Whats
good . en0"Sh for for t II ct; others nt,o is the WAY Nsy
rules are disposed to look At the matter;
Any other c~ontingency Is eonslderea
g gTrS r Gaai + d dI1er 1t won anWway m herea a
bouts, provided the. principal college
teams played according TO one set or
rules t0 Se h Por the tsat s1 bat OF one si sfyie oi f "a rs
will be played next Fall.
Two other things are also to be hoped;
One is that the new rules are agreed
know what sort of a game we are to
have, and that the game will not be so
mild that it will be uninteresting.
~ .1. n,a.
A Jacksonvllle uesPatcn sans, OF
learned today tna = S Ger Mitrbs,I about
t.z,,Il
a week ago, asking What means me ne s snoaia
but men who know the Governor are sure
that he will order the Sheriff to do all
in his power to prevent the contest"
Referring TO the arrest of Corbett and
Mitchell the despatch says that friends
Of both Corbett and Mitchell. especially
Of the latter, treated the whole proceed
ing as a huge Joke. .
They jollied him about the prospect Of
being locked I'D, and one of the party
asked him how he would like to share
a cell with Corbett. Tina seemed to
tickle him immensely. A big smile spread
over his face and he said. with emphasis:
tien,.n don't Vol, on
Cnrbett and Niitcheu are now practi-
o.II,, i n onstodw II T,,Ige cali decides
RAJ the arrest was legal then the prin-
cinals viii he connelied 70 annear before
he SrininaI Cnnrt on the dav ma med
and then their case goes before a Jury.
Dnvajp romntv that w,nuld And them
pmuiitv Nou"' '""' "ou'u ""u 'e'
There Is another contingency which
that Is a possi6llity or ne Governor IN,
those proceedings and institute such ne"
proceedings as ne and the Attorney-
General may agree upon. Inc meia5ers
OF me l'uVaI A.nistic Eiup leei Goni'uent
that the courts VIII oecide tna, si9Ve ION,
the contest will occur.
Inc Naruna Boat CluD, OF BROOKLYN, Is