New Britain herald., 1916-01-17
MINER BASEBALL
 QUESTION LODGED
Protected Rule Is to Continue le Problem Will Still Exist


 e constitution and bylaws of the $ $collegiate Association of Amateur &ktes of America were discussed at &eeting of the executive and ad- committees held at the Waldorf Fl yesterday. As a result the &iation will be asked at it's an- # convention on March to pass #hdm ents to the constitution that T em body all the restrictions oil Il #euFism recommended at the re- & sport conference.
 e question of summer baseball, #h the conference failed to solve, ID nearer solution for the dele
 at the meeting yesterday left it @ same chaotic condition as they s8l it. It is true they sanctioned &nenC ent which prohibits Q man 8eting on a team on which there
 blaying others who receive finan- Benefits. but no penalty accrues if
 Eonsent in writing is obtained of Faculty authority of the college Nh the man is attending. Thus ' months of wrangling Brown stu- 41I6N StIIl pIdY DdiI, DS-
 Brown allows her students to do 8ut Yale may not, because the au- &ties at New Haven do not think 8 such a course is consistent with
 broper amateur and college spirit. x r!llc against the apitalfzation #hletic fame is recommended sub-
 Sially as passed at the recent con- H# fsp No nn1InUa o+h 1nfn in
 e will be allowed to sign his
 to newspaper articles unless "a articles are actually written by
 and paid for at the regular rates.
 3her will he be allowed to sell Sing goods, to have his name ad-
 ased in any situation that is con- # q with sports.
 til the present time the I. C.
 has made no provision in it's
 itution for the reinstatement of
 who have broken the laws laid
 Under the new amendments
 8tatement is provided for and is "a particularly easy for men who # coached for money and have |8ted the rules by playing on a team Against a team on which there # professionals. & the amendments are passed Ut
 annua1 convention there will be 8ng to prevent an amateur con-
 against professional provid- 3&1e receives the consent of the
 rning body of his sport. That 8 he summer baseball question are 8ed in the following three para 8as, stating what debars an ath- 8y participation in any public betition or exhibition as an indi-
 8Rl and not merely as member d team against one or more per- @ Ineligible to compete as an ann # in the sport in which such par #ation occurred, without having 8ned as a condition precedent spe- Mpermission to do so from the or #Eatfon governing such competi- \ Or exhibition or custom in such Fl for such character of competi- ' or exhibition to take place #y participation in any public #etition or exhibition as 8 mem 8Df team on which there are one
 pore members who have received, #eceiye or who are to receive 1i- NY or indirectly pay or financial N fits for participation without hav- ssobtained as a, condition precedent #onsent in writing to thus partici- # from the proper faculty authority #1e university or college of which
 at the time of such participation
 atriculated student
 y participating in any public #petition or exhibition as a member &nst another team, one or more
 hbers of which are ineligible to &pete as amateurs in the sport in
 h such participation occurred, Els the team competed against #esents a we'll established organi-
 bn and also that the contest or #bitfon is in a generally recognized q &t and between either groups or 4ers participating at one time or $fsting of a series of individual Rests, which both as to the num- and character thereof would con- Ute a generally recognized series bvents."
 Hl explaining the above prohibitions Htavus T. Kirby, chairman of the Dsory committee of the I. c. A. A. s A, said that there was no bar E2YaIe or any other college playing Giants in an exhibition game, Sher would Yale be prevented from epeting in a track meet against the fngf1eld Training School team com atfon with which hitherto has been zhibited.