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. . two-day meeting of the inter
plate football rules commitee set
. ‘ew York. February 25 and 26.
‘ quot likely to develop any radical
gfices in the playing code for next
glean Parke Davis, the Princeton
“pretty delegate to themeetlng, in
scussing possible action at the con-
_ ‘élice, said recently:
' Eran] the east arises a cry that to
I rare a touchdown the ball should be‘
tualIly touched behind the goal line.
PM m‘é‘b’est‘ item“ the bdggeeti'on
.‘tiat the try for goal following a
touchdown shcuidbe abolished. The.
‘movement to. require the ball actually
to beetouched down behind the line
to constitute a touchdown arises from
the. disputes of spectators following
two'instances in the major games of
Elite east in which some of the latter
believad
letance actually crossed the line. al-
Itiough the officials in these games
ruled otherwise. ,
“The Movement to abolish the goal
jfollowing a touchuown has always
"lutd its advocates and has been strong
{I‘ll advanced many times before the.
Ill-tiles committee. The goal; . after
Iruchdown. howeyer. has been and
‘Ijeuould be remitted in the game bel
muse otits great historical interest.
~_beeaase it is an attractive feature of
play and because no sound atgument
:‘has been or can be advanced for its
geiiniination.
“A feature at play ihttt rdallytcalls
”or action is the practice which ap-
Iggpearednhere and there during the
13‘s" among players on defense of ig-
rnoring the» flight of the ball on a for.
‘Iwnrd pass and deliberately putting
tithe player trying to recover the ball
'1 out of the play by violent “body-
' blocking‘ at the expense of a 10-yard
penalty This is the onlv glaring de-
I. feet that the threshing season of 1915
. disclosed in the present rules "
I One of the incidents that brought
up the question of having the bail
:touch the ground on a touchdown
*; was Princeton's score in last fall's
i game with Yale. In this contest the
In’l'l'ger's lone touchdown was the re-
.. sult of eight attempts at the Yale
line from the live yard mark and then
the ball was adjudged as' having
. ipussed the line although‘it was kept
‘I , oil the ground in the mass of
‘ players.
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not an 24' instill
LONDON. Jan. 26.——'l‘he National
Hunt. stovt‘ards have decided that. the
-' F-rand National will be run off on the
{3
.5 (‘attvick race course on March 24 the!:
nigiaal Liter-pool date. This famous
1 race mer the sticks, which is the
I‘blue ribbon steeplechasing event of
riuco' 1839.
The cause of the traneter isrtbat
munlllon two. (3 on an extensive scale
are. under (instruction close to the
Alutree rac.r course. The stands.
utirllngs at .stnbles attached will
only be t. Vupied by troops. "
ito whom
that the ball in each in- '
the season has been run each year‘ .
:‘ if numb and decidinMInc is neces-
tn this series.
mm is smut. ‘
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Left handed batters are numerous.
in the National League and for thatt
reason Manager Tinker of the Cubs isl
of the opinion that southpaw pitchersi
should be effective in it. For that}
teason he has determined to tahei
three-Jim "Vaughn, George Pierce
and Bill Bailey—to Tampa. Fla.,!
with him.
Frank Chance now of Los Angeles
Shortstop Fisher, Pitcher Schoor and
the Cubs recently sold
infielder M(118rly, has wired Man- I
ager Tinker for a spare catcher. Joe
has recommended Wallace, a young-t
sler obtained by the Cubs from Blr-i
Reb Russell. southpaw holdout of ‘
the White Box, has signed a contracti
to play for Comiskey in 19161
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SAVAEE’S SECONDS '
vaNEWe YORK. Jan
Savage at Orange. . in .1119. seventh
round of the final boutofglhe Pioneer 3
Sporting club last night. Savage was
on ‘hirfeer'tbough helpless when his
cecondo tossed a sponge into the ring:
Months” opening round Welnert bail '
things much to his liking. although
Savage was at all times rough and
careless. file did-more ”pushing and
shoving or» the'mnatltag‘ variety than
he did of lighting and often his tactics
smacked of a foul flavor.
Weinert outboxed Savage. He used
a straight left with telling effect and
supplemented it with a night to the
Iwind and short ribs at close quarters.
SERIES 0E EllE GAMES
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Manager Bradey. of the Knights of
King Arthur basketball team. has re-
centiystgned up for a eerles'of five
games with the team of the St. Paul‘s
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27. «Charley '»
Welnorl» the Newark heavyweight, _.
scored a techan knockout over Jim?-
tIAthletic Association. Last year the.
”(nights were the undefeated chum-l
pious of the junior amateur teams oh
the clty.-and defeated» the St. Paul's
in two straight games. I
Manager Toll‘eo. of the St Pauls.
declares that the- Knights are in for
the worst beating of their career
when they line up against his bunch
of basketball "sharks." The games
"will be played in the near future. the
first of the. series probably coming in
the first week of February in the
Igerkeley Street Hall. Two games will
be played on this floor. and two on
the Knights' floor, at the Grace
Church Fetish Hall. on. Cross street.
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any, the hall where it will be played,
will probably be decided by the toss
of a coin. The Knights havincwcn
thirteen out of thirteen placard-st
year. have a reputation to live up to
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“-M'AY BE A “NEW JERSEY" CLUB.
When the final circuit of the lu-
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League has protested the? sale are»
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