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The Intercollegiate Football Association
held heated meeting last night In the Wind
sor Hotel Pennsylvania and Princeton came
prepared to vote for resembling the much
tsiked-of undergraduate rule. but Yale and
WESLEYAN stood together. and 40 result there
was q deadlock that listed until midnight
when the delegates voted TO adjourn through
sheer exhaustion.
Tho meeting was called to order at 8 O'clock
with the colleges represented 40 follows: Yale
Capt. i. A. Hinkey and Manager W. L. Hotter:
Princeton. Capt. 7. @. Trenchard. PresidentJ J.
MON. Thompson. ana Treasurer Edward Mum
OF the Football Association; Pennsylvania.
Capt. II. A. Mackey and Manager 8. B. Newton.
and Wesleyan. Manager Judd. Capt Gordon
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Pennsylvania declared in favor Of It. but Yale
and Wesleyan were still together. and voted
against 1t. Still the Pennsylvania mon had
MIR: Maokey moved that the undergraduate
rule be stricken from the playing rules. He
argued that as the playing rules governed
football In universities. colleges. and schools
the country over. the rule was decidedly out
Of place.
He claimed that Is was o dead letter as far
as the Yale Harvard game at Springfield i4
concerned az Harvard has already declared
that she will not be governed BY 1t. This was
also lost. like the first two motions. by q vote
Of to-.
Hinkey and Hotter tina Yale men. were con-
tinuaily in a corner during the meeting. At
one time the Princeton deleg ates tried to con-
vert Them but 1t turned out to be OF no avail
At midnight the meeting adjourned. The
Pennsylvania and Princeton men came out de-
cidodly dissatisfied,
They said that Wesleyan had not acted fair
ly. being merely governed by Yale In every
thing. They also declared that IL the UNDER
graduate rule remained in force thsir teams
would be 30 weakened that there milht DO q
serious controversy. In other words. 1t would
not take great deal OF wire pulling to break UP
the present Intercollegiate Association and
form new one. Wesleyan made enemies last
night. and Yale didn't make friends Of the two
colleges south OF New York. Asit Ia, the UNDER
graduate rule stands. but there 10 . chance
that 1t may be wiped out later.