The New York herald., 1922-09-24
BIG THREE AGREE
ON SPORT REFORM
Continued from First Page.

and that therefore the committee may
have to declare him ineligible.
"In interpreting rules and 2 below
the committee of the three chairmen
shall take into consideration the mo-
tives of those who give the aid to the
motive of those who receive X.
mo man who has ever received any
pecunlary reward or it's equivalent by
reason of his connection with athletics
whether for playing. coaching or act
ing as teacher in any bran-h of sport
or engaging therein in any capacity
shall represent his unIversit' =. nv
athletic team or crew, except that the
committee of the three ohairrnen per-
nit such Anticipation in intercollegiate
athletics by men who might technically
be debarred under the letter of the rule
but who. in the judgment of the COM
mittee, have not commercialiZed their
athletic ability nor offended against the
spirit of the foregoing provisi n.
mo student shall represent his uni
versity In any athletic team or crew
who receives from others than those on
whom he is naturally dependent for
financial support. money by gift or
loan. or the equivalent of money such
as board and lodging, ETC.; unless the
source and character of these gifts or
payments to him shall be approved by
the committee of the three chairmen on
the ground that they have not accrued
to him primarily because of his ability
as an athlete.
Awards OF all scholarships, prizes.
and of all loans made by the university
shall be approved by a duly authorized
officer or committee of the university
and the terms and the name of the re-
cipient of all scholarships and prizes
shall be published In the catalogue of
the university.
ANY student who transfers to Har-
ward. Yale or Princeton from another
college or university, after this agree
ment goes into effect, shall be fneli-
gible to represent Harvard. Yale or
Princeton in any sport in which he rep
resented his former college or univer-
sity or freshman team while playing
against opponents not members of that
institution.
Guard "Prep" Boys.
"The three universities wholly disap-
prove of all propaganda. either through
special inducements or through dis
paragement of other institutions to In
duce boys in the schools to go TO a
particular institution. The defraying Of
part or all of the expense of visiting a
university by any one except the persons
on whom a boy is naturally dependent
may be interpreted to disqualify him
from representing that university In any
intercollegiate sport II, in the judgment
Of the committee of the three chairmen.
such aid Is given to induce the recipient
to enter that institution.
1T should be the aim of each uni
versity as far as practicable to have
the coaching OF all teams done only by
members of its regular staff.
mo coach shall receive for his serv-
ices any money or other valuable con-
sideration except through the university
authorities.
while under contract no coach shall
write for publication on the subject OF
athletics without first submitting for
approval by the university authorities
any articles intended for publication.
"The provisions of paragraphs and
. shall be Incorporated In any contract
hereafter made with an athletic coach.
THE training of teams shall not be-
gin at tho university or elsewhere prior
to the week before the university
opens
1.-THE number OF intercollegiate games
shall be reduced to q number con-
slstent with tho shortened season pre-
scribed in the preceding paragraph.
mo post season contests, or con-
tests for the purpose of settling Sec
tional or other championships. or in
volving long and expensive trips. OF
extended absence from the university
shall be permitted.
THE freshman team shall not be
absent from the college for more than
two games In a season.
"The efforts OF the central board of
officials to uphold the fearless ad-
ministratIon of the rules and the main
tenance of highest standards of sports
manship are heartily indorsed.
Il kin te a*pd-' @te~' elai VI
be made. so far as possible. to ar
range contests only with ans lepte-
scntIng institutions cmployinp similar
standards of eligibility and similar
training methods.
"The matter OF publicity shall be
subject to constant supervision and
study in an effort TO lessen undue en-
phasis upon athletics in general and
| football In particular"