The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-27

The following letter was received on
the Alameda from J. Bronson Curtiss,
the representative of the southern coll
Ileges at the American intercollegiate
IIcotban Rules Committee:
New York, March 3, 1906.
Mr.. Harry II. Tomlns Honolulu, n. II.
My Dear Tomlins:-As l promised in
my former letter to let you know by
post the result OF the last meeting of
the Rules Committee, | herewith send
you that report and trust that it will
be clear to you. one more meeting Will
be held on March &c. and l shall take
pleasure in letting you know what viii
be accomplished then if there is any
thing Of Ote.
The Committee has completed its
work Cf reforming the game of football
and the new game is a fact. There may
be one or two minor changes in the
rules at a subsequent meeting or the
committee, but no further changes ere
Believed to be necessary or desirable
1t is the unanimous opinion of the
Rules Committee that the work it has
done viii attain all the objects sought
in the revision, and will answer all
reasonable objections to the game.
lHeit u sun required zeal OF work
III 'ouiHO"'loh' CiarIilcaIIoh' ana phras-
ing psloIe the IuleS can De put out III
Iule pooN ioI Ihe use Oh the college
Will pul IT. Is expected lhat Ihis work
VIII an pe zone Dy the time the next
III, lliee'I.'7 OF lhe committee assemblies
ms IS scheuuled Tor friday, March
'o, "' '"e murray HIiI Hotel.
Inc IHseI'HS at lhe Murray II Il was
.I'lie'S naI iIIo''lou7' mere was no eN-
''''SNe ueptle' 10 Widespread dltLer-
'"ce Oh "pIIl'onS ana no deadIocks such
,'''IN'u Ihe previous meeting
me work today consisted exclusively
,i'T "uop.lo" Oh ueIinItlohs relating
~ ',o''I!,S' nu u'llB ana Ihe IKE ana
Wv. ~ ''.'U" VI '"e one point relal-
7 ~ hioNeu DaIiS ana Forward passes
io'' ou' Vi pouiius' Inc changes
iie'S ''cH"IC"I' ana aHecteu
'i.' S""'e III no way from Il spectacular
/ ''g" .,., punt
vi p'oN'u!IE central
,,.', W '''''''''S re "lSo 'oiiSiuereu'
~ , I'm 'ei'u" IloIlS Hiaue look
.,.7 o"'i Sl"E Ine provisions OF
.-'e SuO''llt'eu at lhe IaSt
'!'9 'I,o ''iso'' Inns uoIle' Ihe
us IJ'1l ''eu - await the cu'H-
l,S p'o''o'. VI 'ng ,'oui'r"''on. Ihe ques-
',o'' VI " iiv'u i'p'' 'OolS uiu not come
~. ~ "lo III I'NeiS pe 'u''Siueieu "heh
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ador+od roIIou.s.
uoIdirg -1v,,t tt,o. ,r,,.o,., 90 A.. ia,
that has tbo I,au s,aII ,ot ta,5 bi,a,-
~. ob,t.,,o+ +t,,i,. ,,,,,,l,,o,,t- -. ,,4t
tho bod,, ro15inir 80, ,,,,Ia,,.e,,, -,
struction inc1,,doss
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bonds
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,ono,,t 70 ,,,,s%, bi,,, 1,a,. c,,,,,
Cc) CircIiror t,o or,,,l,r,,,t ,,,,,
degree with the arm,
Cdl 'Anv reo or tba .,,.,,,s 60 nc, ,b.-
onnonept in blocI,irg
The only aIIowabIa usa of tba rms +,
blocking or obstructinr an onnonent is
with tho arms c1oso T., tha bod,- 90.
cont mot a ,,Io,,or ,.,,,,,,i,,o. ,,,tt, 80
han NAV uea his hands to yyord off an
o,,roront rho ranaIt,, Co.. ,,,,i1inc, hail
he tho loss of 6ftaen ,,ards
Noto-Tbo eaoretar,, and tbo od,tor
of +ro r,,,o, oro o,,tI,ori,o1 20 i,,so,t Al.
ilrstrotions IN tba o@ciaI mia bonl,
,yboro,,ar doornad od,,isoh1o 70 indicoto
oIIov,o,,1a on, ,,,,o1rou,ob1o ,,so 90 i,ands,
o,,1 a,.,,,-, ., -,a,,,,tt+a1 ~, t,,i. n,,io 80
aI,,aida+a g.
a., ,..,,,..-
rluru!,ns IN 'iie Upei, iieiu iuiuii.ls Iilil5
/ pIohlclleu' suon huiuliiis L" oon9-s'
Vi Jumping oNe' a" UppO'IT"' VINO -
sun Oh ms lee.' iiu,u'Ins CI.ousn .,le
iiiie 10 aiHo proiiip''eo iul' ',lilis Vi t'.e
liiIe Siloi' ooila's' VI Ju'''Plus oI
'p''.'5 ~ JuI'lp o'ol a p,%Se' - NV
me Oh ScIliiiiil'se, WIN 'l,e leel ot
h''eeS oIeiiioa'' N''ii"i 'ie S'''iioe oi
! "Ve Sarus on e''iier sue Vi ,ne punt
WHERE tne pan was pul ii''o pay.
! ripping ODSli uc'ils tne 'uI""ce oI
player Dy SlIlhluS MN DelOW lue