The sun., 1902-01-12
CUTS INELIGIBLE TO PLAY.
HARVARD FOOTBALL STAR PAID
FOR TEACHING BOXING.
.Mut Necessarily Detract From the Salts
faction Over Our Victories" says
q. Prof. Hollis Player Assumes Al
nespcusibllity Memory at Fault.

nespouxibility Memory at Fault.
CAxnnIpoE. Jan. ii.-There was but
one topic OF discussion among Harvard
undergraduates to-day, the statements
Of Prof. Hollis and Cults, which proved
thst QUITS was ineligible to play on the
Harvard football eleven. Cults, II VIII be
remembered, played right tackle on the
elsven last fall. Prof. Hollis's statement
follows:
IA the Editor OF the Crimson; ~ Mr..
CutSs.s request I hand you for puolioation
The accompanying statTenment bInpio lr9m Cnm. 9,.
v,a.tss oan only express Its regret that through
What appears 70 have been tho unin,en't,onaI Ten t
q iaSss Sss.aea esblS When slS he
v"'a Hsrvsrd sGs team. The case Of Mr. Cults cane
before the q pGSl%sna so sna 81 Ss wa. ss dsSared es
be bad taught physical &c eui,d5s SS,on az 'ae ne
81 pss,ilar work as instructor In mathe-
mstios and his. name appeared on the cata- sta
iogue OF that school as an Instructor IN mathe-
mstlc: and psys.SsI SS'aSs SI aSs AtSetic sec co%
rnlttee on the evening before the hhie game,
and be was again declared eiglble upon
the *. sanaa Gd sas he lad
hsSs Instruction in physical exercise or for coach.
'ng ,Sst time Il Was not known to the com.
mittee or suggested TO II that he had received
for Gvps P5vfStrd Ssd SsS"F rsceyed s
csn, snH " Hh,cR % would in any way impurn hts
snsteur standing Eas & &aSoeaptsia ne ss pp. Pep
q our rule unseE foIi6Ms ne,Sn 'he 'ee'0" was
ne!sS td student shall be allowed 70 represent
Harvard Unysrstty II any pnSSS fOnSGfs sny
sthietis sx.rcise or sport as means OF live
lihood 49,,
III shaving conciusively that Mr. Cults had
been paid IN 1899 for giving boxing lessons
TO boy Il 'ns Sss thpsrsfops clearly inesbs
~ Il Us is to be regretted that this information
mittee feels that the circupstances should be
made known to the students. whether
change IN the football team wonaa S1r.rnns nsve
1ons. rS: plsyas pneycsssaTy det1sct rom the sstsac
,n Svsr our r Ss ssn. coese.
nniysrsities against whose tea ms we played.
% the only reparstion In our power.
C,Itts's statement, dated Jan. Q. to the
Harvard Athletic Committee was as fol-
lows:
the ststement made before the football
sams with Yale that had never received
money that would IN eny yo'Ts Nsy impSir snpS, my
s.foes s.' .SssfInf sssSG the Harvard Law School
]. ps'is Soys sso w the
ofS a TIE time a it did not occur to me that Vii.
smsteur IN outside sports, and the matter
drSRDss sn,rs sssty 5H% my Sas Challenged tho
day before the Yale game j never once
Thought Of these private lessons; and did not
subss 5uentiy recall them until they were
SLcusst to my stsnt9n nag tSereiope gon
rave she xthIetio Committee the assurance
thst vss AZ amateur within ne .n ia,l mean, IAN
who have received money for teaching physi-
nv statement having been received by
denos OF my eligibility. Il Is my earnest de-
sire now TO relieve Harvard Of any embarra -
t1iSu,s Sn1 - ~ % an honors bic manner only toward
Harvard success.
This cleariy defines Harvard's position.
and the undergraduates feel that the Ath-
letjc COMMITTEES could not have taken
better course. They do not at all blame
the committee, as IL did all In It's power
TO investigate the charges that were brought
AGAINST QUITS Prof Hollis would not ssy
where he got his information, but II is
thought that II came from New Haven.
some men blame Yale very much. while
Others think her course was perfectly
justtfable The evidence that the Har-
ward committee has is three receipts. and
three checks bearing Cuttss Endorsement.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. ll.-Walter Camp.
YAleis athletic adviser, refused tonight
10 discuss the statement made by Prof.
Hollis. Charles ID. Francis. President 81
the Foot Ball Association, said: All will
allow myself 70 be quoted as saying IL that
fully expected this declaration from the
Harvard Athletic Committee.
Hugh Sattsrlee. President Of the Univer-
n. NIL .F.eH a. = n
10 me that tie declaration that Cults was
professional has removed the source Of
irritation from Yale and Harvard athletics
and the athletic relations between the
two universities can be resumed harmon
lously
nsre II considerable satisfaction -.
pressed by Yale students tonight ov'r
ths ackDow wledgemeni. Coupled with Their
feelings OF gfatihcation are heard state
usents among the students Co the effect
hat u 10 pretty poor satisfaction 10 lalo
W reoeiVe thess facts about Cutt.. which
could have tsen obtained by Harvard
tso months ago II there had been q thor
oosh Investigation made by he Harvard
officials
.Thsy ought 20 cut that game out Ia
wllich Quite played aid one prOminsut
Yale nan ,o-nlzii ~ is 10 or.tlt g.
IeAinstAy Of tllaiI tsaia. ili'' illan ~lo pfn'-
tinslly kioked all %" gals. admits how
thai IL xAs . pfofu.s.ai.Al
II sss stated to-uighf by siding iAln
sthlrls tlAi Vale a. ths nsEt fne-tihF ~
hs fooflAn f0mnuftsa un hilrs vuuld.
% all pots bility l.rlns W fof ounsidffa-
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