The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
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UNIVERSITIES
|,,ts Who Pay Their Way
knugh College by Summer
Gsmes Ruled Out.
4 ynT USE PUMPGUN
ar AUTOMATIC, HUNTING
Import of Legislation
|lkocsted by League of
iuerican Sportsmen.
sy MANHATTAN,
q To The Tribune

By MANHATTAN.
,,,s,d Wire to The Tribune.
m YORK, Feb. 1S.-lt is reported
IA NAV be considered good au-
hat several more colleges will
ton to students playing ball for
during the summer season.
moblem of summer baseball for
plsyers is difficult to solve. If
,,asrd is low, it will be difficult
iTp The summer ball player in
II the standard is high, drastic
will be taken. The trouble lies
4, attempt in some institutions TO
I'm a double standard.
Institution caught ten of the
IN team playing professional ball
1 y summer. and disqualified them
1, spot. There was an uproar, but
"a who had been disqualified saw
mt They turned to and coached
vas left of the baseball material
!. eolIege-coached earnestly and
-hlly. Now when a man from
nlegc wants TO play on summer
IL has TO get permission from
rtic.ir committee.
IN Is no reason why q man should
NJ his way through college by
II professional ball, but there is
mason why he must choose be.
ID hat and representing his college
y diamond. The professional is
~ or what teams he PLAYS with,
II bis reputation. The double.
iri man seldom gets as far as the
aipnal.
ia dtilude of Pennsylvania State
b has been the wonder Of the in
lsgisie world. The attitude is
EE The State college men be
y fat because man plays base
4 81 money in the summer. it does
,sssarily bar him from represent
4 y college in some other branch of
g Nine times out Of ten the man
Hsepts money for playiugg in the
~ and then returns 20 play on
f'sge team is no longer a real
var.
Has Faith in Raymond.
|llge is no better pitcher anywhere
= 2symond. II I knew that Raw
ras going to attend strictly to
rs ia as soon have him as any
said John McGraw few days
nIFond has great head. plenty
/ 20 and fine assortment of balls.
leuscs with rare discrimination
- is right.
p Judge from what has appeared
paDerS Que would suppose Raw
had done enough drinking TO
r1lne his health. But such is not
ns Rsymoud has drank few
a his ;lme, but fortunately he
s alcoholic stuf1 alone and stuck
|L Beer doees not undermine an
st health like whisky.
n Impression some have that
'Qld has a way Of coming on the
,.h drunk is erroneous. never
fFmand drunk on the field or
shall certainly give Raymond
tllsnce. He will go on the regu.
f'thlug staff and take his turn
Nathewson, Wiltse, Drucke and
players who have grievances
nge an opportunity TO present
70 The National Baseball com
as the result of an order sent
II farrell, secretary. The order
a .'or complete investigation
CIRCUMSTANCES surrounding the
Of snsnending players. some.
W 'Flvlal complaints. which is
have kent many Young PLAYERS
. organized baseball for months.
oi the suspensions have been
aoy reason, or even an excuse.
For Stadium at Yale.
l1le committee consisting of
yamn. Henry p, Sargent. An
.<lps Stokes, Jr.. and Professor
~ .. Woolsey. the alumni mem
,ne athletic committee. and the
rshagers Of the major sport
football, rowing, baseball aud
neietlcs, has formerly taken np
saiun question. The committee
asAtlgate the situation. building
SIZE and the problems of
TX me scheme will be con
mo report will be filed in
y constructing the stadium this
sPw football rules adopted by
y F;..oicgiate football rules com.
~ :. section =. amended 10 reduce
,Snt lntermission between the
isa ~ serond quarters and the third
%iln quarters from three min
TWO minutes.
ssi new rule adopted was that
'-sn -sipe on the ground Of a PLAYER
XXI TX the ball after the referee has
.t,... ,ae ball dead, may be deemed
ssssfy roughness.
-. section 4, was amended so as
~. onlv three men To walk MP
\ ~ 'ne held on each side of the
II section II. was amended so
Ge pail accidentally strikes an
ssw se nali shall not become dead.
Hfis. ME was adopted that all
sa5 snaer the rule regulating the
"a gass'hg OF the ball shall be
hi nnn "n, the spot Of the down,
tas nun p The spot from which the
- y'nnuttee voted TO make no
tbsn the rule requiring kick,
kiek Kickoff, n kick out or q
heS;,@s "a oc made from a point s
eon,m the line of scrimmage.
SMlltce transferred the duty