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bo outlined upon joint conference of
tho managers of tho rospoctlvo sports.
Sec. 8. Tho annual baseball trip
shall not occupy more than ten days.
Sec. 9. Class Games.
a. In order to play any given class
game upon tho campus permission
must bo obtained from tho Chancellor,
tho Assistant Superintendent of tho
grounds and tho Physical Director.
o. Tho managers of tho rcspectlvo
class teams must submit the names of
teams to tho registrar for her certifi
cate as to their class standing at least
twenty-four (24) hour3 before a given
game, and tho report of tho registrar
filed with tho secretary of tho board
before tho game or no appeal for re
dress in caso of dispute can bo mado
to tho atletic board. Each man shall
play with the class for which ho is
rated by tho registrar.
AHriCLE XII. GKNEItAI. REGULATIONS.
Sec. 1. In case of tho resignation of
a. manager the committee in charge of
the sport shall assume the manage
ment until another man has been ap
pointed. Sec. 2. Football sweaters shall be
awarded to the twelve men who con
stitute the first team each year by the
athletic board.
Sec. 3. An athletic annual shall be
published by the athletic board every
other year alternating with the Junior
Annual. The issue of the annual shall
bo through a student or alumni man
ager who shall receive one-half of the
net proceeds. A biennial appropria
tion shall be requested by the athletic
board from the University Board of
Regents.
ARTICLE XIII. UELATIOXS WITH OTHER
INSTITUTIONS.
Sec. 1. All Intercollegiate games
shall be played on grounds either
owned or under the tmmcdia:e control,
temporary or permanent, of one or
both of the colleges participating In
the contest, and all intercollegiate
games shall be played under student
or college management, aud not under
tho control of any corporation or as
sociation or private individual.
Sec. 2. The election of managers and
captains of teams in each college shall
be subject to the approval of Its com
mittee on athletics.
Sec. 3. College football teams shall
play only with teams representing
educational institutions.
Sec. 4. Before every intercollegiate
contest the respective chairmen of the
athletic committees of the institutions
concerned shall submit to each other
a certified list of players, eligible un
der the rules adopted, to participate
in said contest. It shall be the duty
of the captains of the respective teams
to exclude all players from the con
test save those so certified.
ARTICLE XIV. REGULATIONS GOVERNING
THE ELECTION OF STUDENT MEMBERS
OF THE ATHLETIC BOA It I).
(Adopted April 11, 1899.)
Sec. 1. Nominations. Any Univers
ity student in good standing may be
come a candidate, on petition signed
by twenty students filed with the sec
retary of the board before April 25,
together with a statement in writing
from said student that he desires to
be a candidate and expects to be in the
University during the coming year.
Petitions in duplicate are to be posted
In 'the gymnasium and University hall
for five days and In lack of protest ac
cepted by the athletic board. All names
of candidates are to be published at
least once In each of the University
weekly papers. (The "petitions In
duplicate" are to be posted by the stu
dent candidate, and he is responsible
forthe insertions of notices in papers.)
. Sec. 2. Elections. Time. The time
of election shall he on tho second Wed-
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10:30 to 12:30 A.M., and 1:30 to 3:30
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Soc. 3. Judges. There sha.l bo threo
judges appointed by tho board, but not
moro than two of them shall bo mem
bers of tho boara.
Sec. 4. Voters. Any student, former
student, alumnus, assistant, or mum
bor of tho faculty shall bo qualified to
voto by tho payment of twonty-ilvo
cents, for general athletic interest,
money to bo paid at tho tlmo of elec
tion. Sec. 5. Tickets. Names of tho can
didates shall be printed in alphabetical
order. In addition to tho names, tho
words, "voto for five" (but no other
printing) shall appear on tho ticket.
Sec. G. Method. Tho general rules
of tho Australian ballot system shall
bo followed. There shall bo no dis
cussion or soliciting of votes In the
voting room.
Sec. 7. All ballots shall bo void and
thrown out which do not show a voto
for exactly five of the recognized can
didates. Sec. 8. The judges, together with tho
members of the board present, shall
canvass the votes immediately after
tho closo of tho polls and shall an
nounce by bulletin the election of tho
five candidates who have received the
highest number of votes. All defective
or blank ballots shall be rejected. Any
tie vote shall no decided by lot
Sec. 9. Protests must be filed in
writing within two days after the elec
tion, and reasons and evidence of state
ment for protest. The ballots shall be
retained by the secretary of the board
until after the time for protest has
expired, and shall then be destroyed.
In case of vacancy in tue student
membership of the athletic board, such
vacancy shall be filled for the unex
pired term by the election of a new
member by tho athletic board. This
election shall be by ballot.
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