New-York tribune., 1910-03-26
No CHANGES MADE
FOOTBALL STILL on
THE GRILL.
Torsrard Pass 4 Big Issue IN
Effort Bong Made 70
Reform G0mc.

f0orh1i = stil in process ~ reformation.
,i..b m-.- have bc-n accomplished ,'esier-
=. 4, ttc adjourned meeting 81 the foot
..l rules committee ln TIE Hotel Gambler
-.,.s bu, Nrtlc. one 0ligat say uoth.ps. ass
..re.ne-d for pl.cioa;iou 20 indicate Wi.-'
..,r 81, vi'l h~ made 20 briug sbout "a safer
--,c Two sessions were held. r. 10 IN ilv
..a--.-c end Tire otho' In the aftcr-~on. AT
.rrr Nr,stHDg Nita Tho complex arollern
81. 1r.rr and haf hours sE ioi1. 10 Co
-- vas reached on possible clans.s IN
. -,a- end not single fortns' ,c.e VAS
,.kcr .- am smoudmcnt 60 cry perIculsr
'e
- 90 o'-.rrN r'fc fourteen members ~
... -rrI~.ir'-r we're 50 tired fhar 4. sss d.
sf 20 adjourn untn SO c',lo-k this
morning when an effort wTl he mace -
rlrlcte t-e work which Hss uoN been nm
DOL. sdtisf.-- for ttree .ul dsvs countin-
.s f-st meeting oarl, I'm Tebt-a-,
30 sessions 80 COURSE Ve-c ~ ;i.e star
hri hut when au adjournment
,.s .ahrr D. * HAN of Dartmouth. seer
f' us committee met the 9ewspape-
.r Dt' fhe rather di>couraring stats-
...rr -Gclt.ewen there is absolutely moth
- ' say beyond the fact that lrogro~,
.- Hr-n mode and that We are nearer 70
SD Than ever befor,"
Hr Han could nor escape with this. anl
".- .oive3 % submit % "a cross-exarlinatfor
-f would have driven many witness ~
f-ark confession The questions ~
f-;ftDelt kind we've cle,crly parried. how
'.'r while those ~ an immsteria' nature
re gracefully ans gool naturedlv an
swerol
VT hai explained that while no formal
'"ic vss takea tlere were several informal
ua .lotF % 81 tie sense - tho committee
along certain general lines bur thar these
t.aliots were not even q matter OF record He
'ald that tho discussion hinged mainly on a..
2'n'ral policy and style ~ the game. with
p reference 20 any diuec, o. indiyidua;
snges in the rules The forward na..s
'-s discussed ~ length and FROM every
'"n''iNshle angle. 20 the end thai it's bear
ia on Other plays and the general style Of
' game might be learned. In this con
..''l"n' ALSO Tho onsidc kick and tho 9th =
suggestions which had been grouped FOR
oarsiu' consideration a. the previous nee,
ng were considered
When asked n any members n, ,bo c,-D,-
nnitoe favored fhe abolition of the for,rara
ia's Mr Han hesitated and then rerrie5
f.at That phase OF tho question had nor
u''h i"r'ed 10 tA- front which Indicated
'"7' tue PLAY vii be retained. although r,
oolHt in modified form
ITO use ~ the straight arm I'M psrd,rr ~
'iI'slng tacklers against which 50 r1u...
'.lil'isn has been directed viii bs ,-o,,,-,,
''-aa>- IT was not considered II she
'''ing nm February bur since tl,er s-o,,,i.
-S been written and said about fbe ,,oss,-
.l' danger NJ using the straight avn, ,bs,
N mas been made part of The business Co.
i'e session this morning
Ai"h@o a. Stsgg, physical director NJ chi
'-' ''erSii'' 40 not make formal re-
'orf on h.- ''aborstor,." test A. 49, -
0-sii, ~ Kansas, but two or tbree rDe,--
OPS ~ the committee said thar tho .x-
r-1enos that Mr.. Starc gained A. ,r,, -,
.a9 heen most acceptable in the general
discus sions. No report was heard .itbe~
from Mr.. SragC, as chairman ~ the com
'Ittee appointed al the late meeting 10 COM
-9'f Na2s enc means 10 bring about tie
roper physical examination % an men
'ots Who take part in intercolegiate or
ffrsoholasti' sports a. the beginning "
'.- training. This report may be heard
To-day
Hall could not say definitely ss -
rr'fher The work 81 revising the rules in
psy 10 make the game less dangerous
.H-d he completed to-day or whether an
'H-- meeting would 10 necessary. Dr. Dud-
- Vanderbilt UriEcrsitv. said that he
rould be unable 20 return f0r another meet
~. emo ofhor nnerlbers Of tho committee,
.-recially those Vhc live az . distance. are
s'V.oua 90 complete the Work a. once. n
~ oe done iu an fairness.
q is lUst p0ss hie tuat the c1mmiftee viii
f..l tl~ee sessions TODAY. going over into
'..f s.rriuF - it 's f0uri that -he work
an 10 completed. az. a. least carried along
'r "a -o.-t where it viii 10 possible 60 take
sell vote on GuestioIs cf minor lul-
-f..-t
be- glL.r. ftee - fourteen was fully rep
rs.-ft,d az follows: Professor d. -. Denis,
r. cornell. chairman. r. X. Hal. Dart
... SECRETARY. walter camp Nsl",
p-sae H Davis. Princeton. Professor
Crawford 8laeder, Harvard, Alonzo A.
ss-s University of Cuioago- John a..
I.. ps.uss lleuia. Lieutenant j. d. 8er-
re 1rrcd states Navsl Acaoern5- Dr.
H.- T. Williams. University ~ Mime
-at. ~. Jane Faahlt.. ia seItora,
.r.t-aaut H b. Hgcrcu, irlted STATE
.~r..-..t T-uf,trsifr. T'~. " A lam
...I T-rtversitE of Virginia. and fr0tesspf
H SaRsre. Dlstrlln.
1..r .. T}ell - Penn -INa.ia. vas cailei
..". 90 lhilsdf Iphis affer fi.@ morning
fr-.rr. enc Dr Carl Williams e'tco -
-erCafF.