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Alterations in the Rules That Will
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In speaking of the changes made in
tiro football-ruies and -the effect these,
changes will have on the playing at
the game. Spauldlng's Ofllclal Footfall
Guide has the following to Bay:
"The changes in the rules r 1904
in the" main affect most serjously the
scrimmage development. -Last year,
between the two twenty-pVe yard lines
in tho middle of tho field, a team was
restricted to seven men in the line,
but Inside the twenty-five yard lines,
that -is, near the- goal lines, the old-
formations were7 admissible. In 1903
the quarter-back could run only when
lu the middle of the field, that Is. be
tween the two twenty-five yard lineB,
and tha meant when only seven men
were 5n the rush line, or line of
Lcrirnrnagv.
'ThlB year a team neer can have
lts8i than six men on the rush line
and' If only six are on the rush line,
then one of the men who plays be
hlujl the line must be outside the man
occupying the position on the end
of the lino of scrimmage. But It la
admissible to run the quarterback at
anytime and In any part of th,e field
so long as the above provision Is
ttomplied with, and so long as he runs
at least five yards outside of the spot
where the ball Is put In play."
This change will probably have the
effect of making the choice of men
playing behind the line depend not
only upon their speed and agility but
upon .their .ivoight and strength.
Another Important change Is that
which makes a field-kick goal count
(our points instead of five, as In for
mer years. The minor changes are
not essential to the game or its form.
A few of them may be briefly noted
a' follows:
The umpire shall have a call dif
ferent from thnt of the referee and
the play will continue until the ball
1b dead, after which the referee will
inflict the penalty called for- by the
umpire's decision.
Any deliberate attempt to draw, tho
opponents off-side by a false start has
no effect on the play, for the ball Is
regarded as dead even If snapped.
If the winner of the toss selects the
goal then the loser of the tos3 must
tako the kick-off.
The. penalty for kicking out of
bounds twice In succession has been
Iesponed ten yards.
Interference with o free catch gives
the offended side the choice of putting
the ball in plav by a scrimmage and
taking a penalty of twontv yards or
of making a free kick and taking only
five yards penalty.
The duties of a linesman are once
more narrowed. Besides the above
reunifies there nre numerous changes
In the penalties to be Inflicted.
Disqualification Is given for un
necessary roughness. A game is for
feited If a side refuses to piny with
in two minutes nfter being ordered
to do so by the referee, or If they
attempt to delay the game by re-
ated fouls near their own goal line.
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