The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-12
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more than two steps. II he takes
more than two steps he must put the
ball into play from scrimmage.
Players are not permitted to lnter-
feTe with one another nor with the
man catching the ball on a kick or
forward pass unless the ball has gone
moro than twenty yards beyond the
line OF scrimmage, Players are not
allowed TO interofere with one anoth-
er nor with the man catching the ball
on a kick or forward pass unless the
ball has gone moro than twenty yards
beyond the line OF scrimmage All
this tends TO eliminate some Of the
roughness of the game.
The prohibiting of interference
locked together and the pushing and
pulling the runner with the ball was
mado by the general committee at
its sessions. Also the first man re-
ceived the ball from the snapper
back being able TO run with the ball
AS the quarterback is not compelled
TO run five yards out from where the
ball was put In play and as the same
restriction Of the forward pass Is re
moved there is no longer any need
for the nogitudinal lines on the field
OF play.
The purpose OF such an undertaking
Is to give fandom in general an oppor-
tunity to see the very hest baseball
possible The present final in the
shape OF the worlds series between
tho two penDant winning clubs Of the
major leagues is believed Inadequate
to satisfy the wishes OF the great ma
jority OF supporters OF these leagues
Only residents of the city directly in.
terested have a good chance to en-
JOY tho crowning glory OF the sea
sons close Indeed the unfortunate
cities which boast only one league
game club, /. e Washington, Cleve-
land and Cincinnati. have no oppor-
tunity whatever OF seeing the stars
of the big leagues In which they have
no representatives All these towns
VIII he entertained by the galaxy OK
perts, Playing but one day In each
city, !t Is expected that the record
crowds Will attend each day. IT will
he impossible to keep down eXpen-
ses with very short Jumps.
Most OF the PLAYERS named in the
llneups above have signed contracts
for this unusual post-season series.
provided, Of course that no attempt
is made TO conflict with pre-arrangcd
dates. Cincinnati and Cleveland will
this fall meet in q post-series season
for the championship Of Ohio II is
quite likely that the Giants and yam
KEGS will settle the Greater New York
title OF course the worlds series
between the two .pennant winners Is
To be PLAYED as usual There may be
some difficulty in getting worlds ser.
les participants TO engage in the Ten
game series later But even If the pro
poters fail TO obtain these naturally
fine attractions there arc more than
enough excellent players ready to gel
in on the project to insure two OF the
strongest teams that ever met on
diamond
There are many details vet TO be
completed. among them the framing
OF a schedule. There is little chance
of the scheme being baked. however.
as the majority of these players men.
toned are eager 10 take n hand. The
cities In which the games will he
played are: New York Philadelphia.
Boston. Chicago. ST Louis, Washing
ton. Cincinnati. Detroit, Cleveland
and Pittsburg Brooklyn would come
in as part of Greater Ney York.