The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-13
HARVARD. YALE AGREEMENT
GOVERNS FOUR BRANCHES OF
SPORT FOR TWO YEARS.
A Committee Of Arbitration, Consisting
Of W. z. Meikleham. Columbia, \. ID.
Wrenn. Harvard. and Otto Barnard.
Yale-Agreement Sub Ject to Renewal.

Wronn, Harvard, ana OttO nennsru'
Yale-Agreement subject TO Renewal.
NEW HAVEN. March 1.-THE athletic
agreement between Harvard and Yale was
signed in Springfield by the conference
committees Of the two universities this
afternoon. and was given out here tonight
by Secretary Stokes Of the Yale Corpora
ton and Walter Camp, both representing
Yale on the conference committee. The
agreement In full is a. follows:
The two universities herewith enter
into an agreement for contests In the four
main branches Of sport-football. baseball,
rowing and track athletics-under the
following conditions:
The agreement to continue for two years,
and thereafter to continue for successive
two-ycar periods. except upon notices TO
the contrary by properly constituted au-
thorities, not less than six weeks before the
termination Of the previous period OF two
years. Agreement to take effect March
rs, 1905. The following rules are to az
feet all students who enter the univer-
stiles after the summer OF 1908. The
eligibility Of students now In the univer-
stiles shall be determined under the rules
now in force.
ANY cases Of disagreement as TO the
construction or meaning Of this agree
ment and OF the existing rules and
the rules herewith adopted shall be
referred to an arbitration board
Of three, consisting Of Mr.. William Z.
Miekleham Of New York city. . graduate
of Columbia University; Mr.. r. d. Wrenn.
representing Harvard, and lMr. Otto T.
Barnard, representing Yale. whose de-
cision shall be final.
THE captain at each university shall be
held finally responsible for the eligibility
OF the list Of candidates he submits, except
In matters determined in college standing
and scholarship. At each university q
committee OF reference shall be appointed
before Oct. I OF each year, this committee
to include at least three graduates and the
name Of the committee to be published,
with whom the captain shall confer as to
the eligibility OF his list Of men.
.In case Of disagreement between the
captain and his committee, the case must
be thus stated when submitting his list OF
names 10 the opposing captain. who may
then refer IL TO the arbitration commute e.
provided for in the preamble. whose deci-
sion shall be final. But even In case the
captain and his own committee agree a
case NAV still be referred by the opposing
captain TO the arbitration committee
Rule No student shalt be eligible IN
academic year a bon-lfde member 81 the
Ynlyersity tssins full Eears work IN s"R sus
BEEN pres-n,ed at least two weeks ln ad-
vance 10 the dean or director OF the depart:
mept in which he is enrolled. and declared
Note A No student shall be deemed TO be
in satisfactory standing within the n1eAninr
Of this rule " he has been dropped from his
ton In cas- b. ha. been drSpped: b. mus
have complete s a. sbS ,,s GS sn,e.s
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