Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-12-27
CONFERENCE GAMES
ARE SCHEDULED
Washington State College VIII
Bring Number of Teams to
Pullman Next Year

The ban against summer baseball
was maintained at the meeting of the
Pacific Northwest intercollegiate con-
ference held last week at Seattle.
All but one of the colleges In the
conference favored permitting col
lege athletes to play summer ball for
money outside of league teams. Ore
gon Agricultural College alone de-
feating the amendment under the
conference clause requiring unani-
nous vote to change the rules. In
like manner the University of Ore
gon prevented the elimination of the
hammer throw from track events.
The conference adopted an inter
probation of the "a. B." degree rule
which viii. exempt students at Con
zaga University, Albany College,
Whitworth College, the University
of Puget Sound and other small
schools from the one year residence
and four year playing rules. The eff
feet of the Interpretation is to per-
nit students who have played on
intercollegiate teams of the smaller
schools to enter conference college
and participate Immediately in ath-
letic affairs for four years On the
other hand, the conference ruled
that Carlisle and Haskell Indian
schools, although not comforting
degree of bachelor of arts, shall be
Wi In
fer degrees.
Victor Zednick of the University
of Washington was elected president
and Johnny Bender of Washington
State College (Pullman), secretary.
The next biennial meeting will be
held at Portland
Schedules for contests in all the
branches of athletics were arranged
as follows;
Basket Ball
January 10-Idaho and Washing
ton State College at Pullman.
January 13 and 14--Idaho and
Oregon at Eugene
January Is and 16-Idaho and
Oregon Agricultural College at Cor
Wallis.
January II and 1S-Idaho and
Washington at Seattle.
January % and 23-Oregon Agri-
cultural and Washington State Col
lege at Pullman.
January 81 and February d
Washington and Idaho at Moscow
February l and Washington
and Washington State College at
Pullman.
February Washington State
College and Idaho at Moscow
February S-Idaho and Washing
ton State College at Pullman.
February 10 and 11--Oregon and
Washington at Seattle
February IL and 14-Oregon and
Idaho at Moscow.
February 10 and 15--Oregon and
Washington State College at Pull
man.
February IA and 15-Oregon Ag
ricultural and Washington at Sc
attic.
February 10 and 2O-Oregon Ag
licultural and Washington at Cor
Wallis.
February 81 and Washington
and Oregon at Eugene.
February "a and Washington
State College and Washington at Sc
attic
February &c and 27-Oregon and
Washington State College at Eugene.
February 2S and March Wash
ington State College and Oregon
Agricultural at Corvallis.
Wrestling
March 15-Oregon Agricultural
and Washington at Seattle.
March Washington and
Washington State College at Pull
man.
March Washington State Col
lege and Oregon Agricultural at Cor
wallis.
April Is and 16-Oregon and
Washington State College at Pull
man.
April Is and 19--Oregon and
Washington at Seattle; Idaho and
Washington State College at Mos
COW and Pullman.
April 20-Whitman and Washing
ton State College at Pullman.
May / and whitman and ldano
at Moscow.
May whitman and Washington
State College at Pullman.
May and 3-Oregon Agricultural
and Oregon at Eugene.