control of one or both of the colleges participating.
All intercollegiate contests shall be conducted under
college management.
2. Exceptions. K. C. A. C. Meet, State, Sectional and
National A. A. U. Championships, Olympic games
and trials, and National Collegiate A. A. Meets.

IV. SCHEDULES.

1, Schedule Making. The making of schedules in all
sports between members of this association shall
be by the directors in executive session at times
designated by them. It shall be understood that
every school will come into its schedule meeting
with no outside contests previously dated.

2. Number of Games, Not more than nine football
games; eighteen basketball games and eighteen
baseball games may be played in any season.

3. Contests between Members.

a. In football every member shall compete with
every other member each year and shall al-
ternate contests at home and away.

b. In basketball a double round robin shall be
played, every member playing every other mem-

~ ber both at home and away.

c. In baseball every member shall play a two game
series with every other member, when practi-
cable. Unless otherwise mutually agreed two
games shall be played at one institution one
year and two games at the other institution the
next year.

d. In indoor track, outdoor track, golf, tennis,
wrestling, two mile and swimming an annual
championship meet shall be held. Other con-
tests between members in those sports may be
scheduled at the discretion of the respective

institutions.
4. Season Limits.

a. No intercollegiate football games. shall be
played after the Saturday following Thanks-
giving Day. °

b. No intercollegiate basketball games shall be

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