The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-29

terfere with the opponent until the
ball Is actually In possession of the
player except In an attcmpt to got
at the ball The players may. how.
ever Interfere with opponents who
have not crossed their own limo of
scrimmagc \ forward pass Is NOT
legal If il goes more than twenty
yards beyond the line OF scrimmage.
but al On-side kick does not become
an on-side kick. that is. does not put
mon on-Side when touching the ground
unless Il goes at least twenty Yards
beyond the line of scrlmmage In
the case of kick, the PLAYERS of tho
defense within the twenty.yard zone
must not interfere with the ends ar
other players In any way until these
opponents have advanced twenty
yards beyond the limo OF scrimmage
After they have advanced this twenty
yards, then the side on the defense
may use their hands or arms to push
them out of the way, I'm order to get
at the ball or use their arms close
to their bodies. IN order 10 obstruct
an opponent from coming at the play
er carrying it,
Tnterlocked interference. that ia.
players of the side having the ball
tnlling hold Of each other. or using
their hands or arms To grasp their
teammates in any way. Is forbidden.
and 1t Is also forbidden for any man
on the side having possession of the
ball to push or pull in any way the
man running with the ball
Finally, a player when tactllng an
Of
on the ground
The guide this year contains over
ESQ pages and is replete with infor-
nation concerning this popular FAN
game. The illustrations arc more
numerous than ever. hundreds of
teams being shown. and the pictures
of individual players figure up Ia the
thousands.
The All-America selections by the
editor. Mr, Walter Camp. aud other
leading foot ball authorities OF the
country, form an important section
OF the book. Representative teams
and their work during the season OF
1909 are reviewed The article on
the Western Conference foot ball sea-
son OF 1909 is W.T. tten by Walter II.
Eckersall; Foot Ball in Ohio is cover
ed by L. w. St John. Ohio. Wesleyan
University The Rocky Mountain Re
gion,by James L, Garland, Southern
Idaho, by Harvey Holmes. President
Rocky Mountain Association OF the A.
A u, Pacific Northwest, by c. N.Mo
Arthur. The South by II. 3. Taber
Fort Smith, Ark. and GrantlaDd Rice.
Of Atlanta. Ga. South Atlantic Foot
Ball. by w. A. Lambeth. University
of Virginia.; New ENGLAND, by J.
B Pendleton: The middle States. by
George w, Orton. University OF Pen
Dyylvania Western Pennsylvania, by
Edward NJ, Thierry.
The records of the teams cover
many pnges and will be found Inter
esting by all OF the college and
school players. The closing chapters
of the book contain a list Of the
captains, coaches and managers OF
college teams. and a list Of officials
as published by the Central Board or
Omcials; also the intercollegiate
Conferences approved list Of officials
These lists Will find a long-felt want
as they will help managers consider
ably in arranging games and select
ing officials.
The Rules Committee, which con-
slsts of l. NJ Dennis. Cornell, chair
man; f K. Hall Dartmouth. secre-
tary; James a Babbitt. Hayerford,
John c. Bell. University OF Pennsy-
lyannia. Crawford Blagden, Harvard
Walter Camp, Yale; Paul j Dashiell,
Annapolis: w L. Dudley Vanderbilt
Parke r. Davis. Princeton: Lieut.. H.
H Hackctt, West Point; DR. w. a.
Lambeth, University OF Virginia; C.
w Savage, Oberlin; A. A. stagg, I'm
Iversity OF Chicago and II. l. VIII
liams. University OF Minnesota, had
a harder task this season than ever
before. and 1t Is to be hoped that the
rules as al present arranged VIII meet
the approval OF the public.
The appearance of the Spauldlng
Official Foot Ball Guide for 1910 will
be welcomed by all interested in the
game. 1t can be obtained from any
newsdealer or will be sent postpaid
upon receipt of 10 cents by the Amer
lean Sports Publishing Company, y
Warren Street, New York