Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-28

Walter Camp has arrived in California and will spend several
good part of his looking the RugbyAmercan
struggle the visiting California and Stanford and will
cude the Los Angeles schools his inspection The Father of
Football expects to learn many things this tour and
the detrmen Of the dangerous interesting concocon of
notwithstanding devised by our English cousins
While he does wish to declare himself too strongly it is
plainly evident that Camp entirely in sympathy with the
which recently adopted in New York He present
ference few days stopping off there on his western trip
adviser at Yale believes that serious trouble will arise under the new
rules for the reason that the officials figure to get themselves into
imaginary line rulings.
The rules call for the establishment of four imaginary lines
the gridiron The umpire referee and nemen must watch these
closely the time keeping their the itself
not SO much for the players even
conceal his opposition this particular section of the
Of great football heroes who reared
Rnaby w when is stacked up with the old sport At the same time
he likes Rugby He understands it, he has made study OF and he
sympathy with certain degree Buthe old game is his
AIuch as admire game of Rugby do think that the
present generation will it played extensively the east
Saws Camp "O course the athletic clubs may take the
game Pe R nd % o Bmeran pame and heV like it, The enemies
of the sport have done all in their power to Kill it Off but still it's
bere no question in my mind but that there plenty
complications the rules will take the veteran college
PLAYERS some time get hem and in the meantime
expect to hear Of queer upsets of the
Urnus game Of Saturday Pennsylvania when anybody
who anything football knows that Pennsylvania figured
that the PENNSYLVANIA players were puzzled
selves together could play their They probably mac
what they should do but when came time to act
hey were They the old down hney was
much their makeup that they could not get away with It.
of the many peculiar games we shall hear about dur
ing the coming . ~
Whi the have been adopted with view to lessen
injury the players am not SO confident ha
thew will prove this particular respect Whe the team
in general probably will exposed much to danger certain
individual PLAYERS the bunt OF course this may WORK
itself end but still complications are apt
to arise. - . . , 49,. ,,. -, o +ooL1o
running the player both feet off the ground at times lha
I the difference running and walking The only way @
cals and myself of the matter was to decide a the
acker dragged he tackles it will be permissible
"he new rules eliminate of the pete features OF the
old game that backs running back with the ball NOW the
en who cannot with inside OF the imaginary twenty
ard line can with kick that back Will not nave
a chance get away. ,, ,, .L4 u;u +-o, +bo
oe;rg side into violations that will result IN penazng
o not think that adoption Of the rules VIII cause
INV 1oee Of interest in college football in the east he game
oer now than it 1t will take the public some time
~ used to the rules and the meantime they can synPa
thize with the Players $1,000 to.o - 1909 ~ coach
~ S+or eleven one first varsity eevens that STANFORD
Inc t IN the field against California. couple years later lamp
49, er trip to San Francisco, and year before the great e
i"u ,r the third time a Of football inspection