The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-10

The receipts must cover only nee essary expenses.
 This is a decided departure from original rule adopted atEthe time the conference was created. which per- mitted college diamond stars to re- ceive as high as s7 a day for their services, and Is a reversal of action taken last night. when members of the conference voted to take of the financial limit, throwing down the bars for participation by their play CTS in baseball games provided the contest was not staged under the auspices of a league or in organized baseball
 With the summer baseball qnes- tion out f the way, the delegates ran rapidly through the mass of business that awaited their attention, the con vention closing early tonight to meet again next December in Atlanta.
 Admitting Virginia Military insti- tute into the conference effective September 1. 1923. a question upon which the business session last night rested for hours, was accomplished few minutes after the committee on colleges reported favorahly on terms of admission, " NJ I. will be permitted to play basketball and baseball games win conference members using the same eligibility rules the cadets operated under last year.
 These Must Comply
 This same committees report on colleges that will be required to comply with S. L A. c. rules before being allowed to schedule game with <,.,f fA too a1, .4oI recommended. These colleges by states follow
 Alabama = Howard, Birmingham Southern.
 south Carolina-wofford and Fur man.
 Georgia-Mereer and oglethorpe.
 Kentuci- vA-rentre.
 ouisiana-centenary and Loyola
 Marylard-Johns- Hopkins.
 Mississirpi-Mississ college and Mllsaps.
 North carolina-Trinity. wakefor- est and Davidson.
 Tennessee-Sewanee.
 Freshm~n Chm Nitrate The msrratory rule section of the by-laws. that was subjected to much discussion during the first session of the meeting. was again brought up
 
 ing was adopted. permitting fresh men to 20 from one institution to an- other after participating In athletics at the school he leaves and be eligible 10 take part in activities at the new school. He will. however. remain on freshman basis until he has been In the new school for one year. Southern intercollegiate conference delegates late today reelected the present officers for another year. They are Dr. g. B. Sanford Of the University of Georgia president; , Dr. ]. B. Crenshaw of Georgia Tech. vice president. and NJ. w. Daugh- erty of the University of Tennessee ecretary-treasurer. The officers reelected today will continue to serve on the executive committee. and Dr. Sanford was au- thorized to appoint two additional members. D. H. Henry. of Clemson college. and Albert LeFevre of the University of Virginia, with the pres ident, vice president and the secre- tary-treasurer composed the execu- tive committee during the last year. The conference today defeated a 1 motion to split the conference Into two sections. winners in each to play fer the championship. The proposal offered by the dele gate representing the University of Virginia would have provided for tive sections. A and B. In the first would have gone the Universities of Maryland, Virginia. North Carolina. South Carolina and Kentucky. while the second would have been com