Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-08
GRIT and CONDITION STILL
Chief Factors I'm FOOTBALL
EDWARD H. COY, WORLDS EXPERT Att GRIDiRON GAME
APPROVES OF REGULATIONS WHICH TEND TO ELM
MATE DANGEH--PREDICTS GLORIOUS SEASON

This fall football will see the great
IS change in history, sny3 T.. II. Coy
tic expert. Some say you will hardly
recognize the game of today as foot
ball In that the new rucs will Cause
ruch marked difference in the play
But oil interegtcd and connected with
the game. especially college football,
hope that these predictions are great
~ exaggerated, If not altogether rro-
ncous. For we feel that our grentcst
Of American games should not be de-
privcd of its vitality. nor should we
ever think of abnlishing II altogether.
" is FAR too valuable game to be
treated In ouch o way. Not only docs
II develop the be-. who plays II In
bodily strength. but II also develops
him in character as its requirements
are courage, selfcontrol. ability to act
quickly in emergency and obedience.
Surely we should foster such a game
and Do all In cur power to keep II a
game where such qualities are dcvcl,
oped.
Game stu strenuous.
The new rules, to my mind, have
not deprived football of it's interest.
nor have they made II game IN any
degree less strenuous and vigorous.
ihey nave simply been put into force
| WIN the intent OF preventing serious
accide nts The committee. composed
OF iootDaii authorities ana close FOL.
lowers OF inc game. was compelled by
pubic opihioh anu III some states by
IcE.sia,ure 10 modify the game oil
'oo'naIl. Possibly they nave done
moro IMAM was absolutely necessary
as lar MS 'he prevention OF accidents
" concerned put IL Is much better to
'cN'
some may ask VIII these new
| '"ies prevent all accidents! an
s"cr No NO rules can 40 that. nut
must NC remembered that all sports
"h'ch III any way develops q man IN
'hihu ana pody nave thelr dangers
some more 70 than DINERS, OF course
swimming or any water sport motor
Ipg on I'nd or water, baseball morse
pacF rlnihs drivinS-in iact. all manly
sports nave the'r annual list OF fatali'
''cS' b"t we 40 hol give them up, oc
cause 10 inc peheht 10 man IRON
hn""l''hS III such heaithN exercise II
W" npht FISK ne taxes. There
Z NV Iei US not condemn ioo'paIi as
, nr"'hi' nut iet us strive Tor periec
non rlaKlns rules that VIII prevent &C
ciooh's rs much as possible, ut the
s'Wc il"o leaving II manly and
strenuous game
: I've s''n" Us " stahds under thes'
/ new r"'es IN splte ot wha' some say
" s'll' great game. We have criti
c'Scd u h'ran'e we who must coach u
| WIZ he forced I" adopt a new style
J "' '''v and "" fepr II may be hard tt
! 90 'hiR. "ut th""e still remains per
F'nNl c"n'Hct and rs the season pro
lines we cannot fail to understand tho
many possibilities which 1t affords.
The Greatest Change
! Lct us hrSt consider INC RUE Abolish
ing NJ nsHis'ance to the runner. This
~ ~uhout foubt the greatest change
Nihns we nave PLAYED football W.
nave always been drilled TO help thu
runner EVERY one IN each play, ahe
hoir" h's particular duty, the playe
! word non rush IN the man with IN
b'll 10 mn dr's and push him along
ana u VIII he exceedingly hard Il
give w 'HlS nf'ci'r"' But u must ID