Post by Coach Campbell on Oct 16, 2002 10:30:25 GMT
As stated in the New York Times Oct. 10, 1905 suggests that the game of football needed to be reformed and rules adjusted, especially in the interest of fair play and the discouragement of rough play.
Public sentiment is growing yearly stronger against the brutality of the game, he declared, and the death of a man in order to win a game will result sooner or later in universal condemnation of it as a part of college athletics. Coach CAmpbell
Public sentiment is growing yearly stronger against the brutality of the game, he declared, and the death of a man in order to win a game will result sooner or later in universal condemnation of it as a part of college athletics. Coach CAmpbell