The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02

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Iut StS IN IT, report ~ n recent university
basketball guulr pltyel IN this city mentions
one player. who is nlS1 70 noted foot hall star
who forgot all the rulra and held h4 man
10y ~" ihroat aud ran with the ball for most
~ which offences fouls were called ps.
qualification would seem q more -IffIhIs
penalty
col ~ y. HalIoN ell. Harvard Isl. ina .om.
mnnicatton to tho HgrrIrd Bpi,'H ,or.rrn.
inR football says There il abundant ouuor.
UNITY, for brutality ig the hockey and b,s.
receive serious attention at once
In 2 gam" IA this city recently between A
SsT, iGrS school and a schS9l team Ken
fracture Of the skull. " and another had Ire
lip split aud received the knees Of an oppo,.
the life out Of him IN the final period
Trainer Michigan of Amherst rates basket.
ball as a rongher and more strenuous game
injury To players and "A far more continuous
a d severe strain on the heart lie has
apparently succeeded IN sulelrhlnH th" galue
at that institution. If smuggling and tripping
and choking are now to be- added 10 he In.
heTent dangers of the game. the indictment
against 10 will be still more severe. New
York paper recently copied from the Druy
PrincCtOnidn the statement hat only two "
the regular basketball team had report I'd ior
practice at the gymnasium. the Others
being prevented from playing on account o'
injuries received in recent games. ~ tho
three players absent from practice. one has
been ordered by his physician to stop play.
ing because of the condition of his heart
Basketball has grown rapidly In popularity,
and has elements in 1t which ought to make
Il the most interesting OF indoor sports. 1t
Is fast, spectacular, exciting TO onloOkers, hut
unless it be promptly put through the same
process that football II now undergoing a
"mucker" player will before long kill some
fine young fellow. and after the funeral has
been attended an intercollegiate committee
on rules will probably gee together and Try
to stop further homicldes. REBORN.
New YORK, Feb. 2s.