The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-30

college, sn-wers,i m the .~Tms'iyr 1--WE others
favored liPi'inS ne eoaenlns % nn-neer, % ias
Zeal one. IA, M, At prC~-ni f-asibIr f~elVe col
lego vote no IN the aue, rf'sn .-,.,,. -.
J Have the new rule, hrrn >sWsrarfofir rh
ioIss,i lhI> yesr'
rs.nb ,eNsn college, rrpor, IN the srnrnany.
srsins' The hyinx Jackie Tsrnty ihIe- colleges
,rr"r' thai 'h- ru-> "~r" 'arS vel enforced.
Tour Of ihrtn complaining a, - al enforcement IN
the ca~s Of the iynx L,c..l" and onr oI two MAJ
ING the >An- complaint In me Wa,'rt OF nc ~,
Asain>' helping the runh"' On the whole. my ot
rhc ,nlleyr, reporting wyrr =, lcas' fairy well
satisfied with the work % IN" orral,
NJ" ihr rule, on rhsi".T','h In base hah en-
mi, question Was worried un Unfortunately, since
y i not POSSIBLE tn ~ay WITH TIarin.sS whether
IN" rules are enforc-,i Ia given locsii,y or not
question % a. TO sppIy 70 the in stitu,ion report
ns IN New England for instance. abon, half
and Others do no, Thirty nSs colleges reported
that ihcS were enforcing the rules ana nine others
o III nh TIA, me, we're @nroiSins Ss except as
roSArt, summer hall Thc>e sor,y i, colleges
sfli;Sicrr, cold sss reported tina, Inc rule, wsrr
not being rn Orrr'i In their locaiS anal Tour
one Other college reported tina, the rules were
being enforced better han prev louNlv -,
! What i your So'n'ion OF the summer ball
one college o''cr> a. = solution Of ,sr problem
| mat 'h- gam" should ~ abolished " the rtle>
ssain>i summer hail cannot he enforced An
other rc"omn,rnd> that baseball In college, be
ss one hn n tn Se ssSScs !"
| ton has ALREADY dropped baseball because sum
nAtrd. enc Institution thinks that the question
VIII settle itSrf with the growth OF the princ'pNr>
luton Of The problem through statc or sectional
agreement working toward amateuriSm
The basketball committees report was TO
popularity, that Legislation against rough
ness was bearing fruit and That me com
Tsu,s no ma a ,ns nrT sass u the
| track athletics committee. told oi the ehoTts
to get one set OF rules for all college meets
and high Jump and that hurdles be broader
q, the base Ard not 80 sss 500" psann a" am
i nmS ana 81 r TtTrn,, 'T wer. appointed an
executive committee 10 try To carry out
the PROGRESSED changs- No.. -,
officials. which appoints the football
officials laid stress on the need Of greater
esprit du corps between official. and the
representatives of the colleges for whom
the officiating i done, the need OF an atti'
tude " ich smacked less of looking upon
r sr %' SronsSt on, psai asr season. college
fees for officials were SIS. las. The average
lee per official was sc1 ~ and the biggest
SSIi pr Babhit' read a letter from Walter
Camp saving the organization handling the
question ~ officials had reached htgh
Prof Phillips Of Amherst was appointed
u representative" 50 the Soci"ty OF tthl"ur
Moran a COMMITTEES 20 confer with other
bodies on the question OF amat~uri-m A.
IN" ~ugE-~tion Of the T. = executive
Comnittn" a resolution read nv Prof B~yer
vas adopted. that II b" recommended that
N" sens" of this organization IL that afh
l~tlc- h" brought under faculty control.
hs regular department a. much as phy>
zeal education and on the same plane a"
other university work
4 basketball rules committee ccnsl-ting
Of tho following was appointed Ralph
Morgan. PENNSYLVANIA. Lieut. j. ID Glass
ford I James Nai-mlth. Kansas
u SHARP" Val" Harry Fisher. Column
bia. and oswald Tower Williams
The election 81 Officers resulted "a follows.
they Ia serve "a executive committee
President. capt. Palmer r Pierce.
Fort Ieavenwor'h. viC~-pre~iden'. 4,
Smith. Iowa SECRETARY and treasurer. r
Nicol-on representatives, rr~t district.
" n Chase. Tufts. second district, George
N~vlan. Columbia. third district. Rid
dick North Carolina \ & fourth district
" e. fhlar. Wisconsin; NTH district, X q
Clapr. Nebraska fsiNth district. GeorE"
Norlin. colorado
Prof Riddck talked on summer baseball
and said II was largely NJ tn faculties Ia
deal with This question and bring about
'ha desired results. Faculty striCtneS-
he laid. would go long ways