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23 FIXHE YALE FRESHMAN BLUE Boot: ale Qtlnihersitp Iigihilitp ules 1. No professional athlete and no man who has ever received :any pecuniary reward or any emolument whatever by reason of his -connection with athletics, such as the receiving of board for playing summer baseball, coaching or acting as a teacher in any branch of .athletics whatsoever, shall represent Yale on any athletic team or CTGXV. i 2. No man shall be eligible for any Yale athletic team or crew who is not a candidate for a degree in a course requiring at least two years' residence and attendance upon not less than eight hours trecitations or lectures per week. No graduate student shall be eligible to represent Yale on any athletic team or crew unless he is pursuing a course of study requiring attendance upon at least eight hours ot recitations or lectures a week, and has satisfied the Faculty -of his intention of completing said course ot recitations or lectures for the entire college year. 3. No man who has attended recitations or lectures in any fother college or university shall be eligible to represent Yale on any athletic team or crew until he has been enrolled for at least one cal- -endar year, and during said year has been a bona tide student of Yale University. 4. No man who has been dropped from his class for neglect of rstudies, or who has resigned because of his inability to maintain the required grade of scholarship, shall be eligible to represent Yale on .any athletic team or crew, until he is re-admitted to his class, or until one Q15 calendar year after his resignation or the time of his being dropped, or at the discretion of the Faculty. Under the meaning of this rule a Sheffield Scientinc School student shall be considered eligible, who, before the beginning of his .Senior year, has received permission from the Faculty to complete the required number of hours for graduation in four instead of three years, provided that he is carrying at least lifteen weighted hours of, work leading to a degree, and has passed at least fifteen weighted hours during the preceeding year.

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' THE XTALE FRlESI-IMAN BLUE Book 27' Track W. M. SHEDDEN, 'l5. ' Captain Uvzfirfeafsity Track Team, To develop an efhcient machine this year each man musty attend' to his separate part. There must be co-operation throughout, Last year we defeated Princeton and Harvard only by team' work. A big Freshman squad is essential, for the men who have had a. year under Johnny Mack are the best material for the 'Varsity. There is no longer any truth in the statement that all our track: men are made before they come to New Haven. The great majority of our first place winners on the 'Varsity team are men who have- plugged at track consistently for three or four years. It is very necessary that all men possible report for tall work. It is now that you can develop your form. You are just so much in, the rear of the rest of your team if you wait until spring. ' We will do a lot of work this year in the cage, where the dis-- tance men can get in a good deal of beneficial training. Come out, even 'if you think you have no ability at all in track. The coaches are ready to give you every aid possible. .Andwwheni you do come out--stick! - GIANNINI AND NICYQALLS U CREW COACHES

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TIIE YALE FRESIIIIAN BLUE BOOK 29 5. No student shall be eligible to compete in any one branch of major sport athletics for more than three years. The year or years during which any man shall have represented, upon any of its teams or crew, any other college, shall be reckoned as if he had com- peted on the corresponding team or crew at Yale for that period. 6 faj. No student shall be eligible to represent Yale in a major sport or in a minor sport, which has an organized Freshman team or crew, or any other college until he shall have completed satisfac- torily the examinations for an advance with his class. Failure, how- ever, to pass these examinations on account of illness shall not render a student ineligible. Cbj. No student shall be eligible for membership on a uni- versity team or crew who holds a degree advanced enough to admit him to the Senior class. Qcj. No Special Student shall be eligible to Inembership on a University team until he has satisfied entrance requirements equiva- lent to those required of Freshmeng has completed a full year's Work equivalent to that required of candidates for a degree and has passed a satisfactory examination in said workg and is taking during his year of competition a full year's work at the University. NOTE.-Yale teams competing in any contest of any Intercol- legiate Association shall be subject to the rules of such association and not to the Yale rules. iii.. 'K' 2 fha - C:-Lfwfflmws ., .1 -31 tim-1-1 . 1,919 '34 Nj ?'4Xw v . 'i' ' x11'Ei?- fi ! 3 l l . 5 ,fl 11 .QI -r qfogyi t ff - z v 1- 1 v. I .- 3 Vif ' Z -nl 'fi tw' 5- f 'PS -1 1 ,atv - -i f e a ! 5A .... 1-ll , 5 Qfljfig 1' , S J .A . A ., V 2 ie ' . ,I g ' ----' - - A -- A V V . .... 1. ,..,, jL',QQ','-1 , . ' I A VITA-LI CHEER LEADERS DRILLING THEIR COMRADES IN BREK-EX-Ex-Ex