RULES MUST BE CHANGED
OR RUGBY WILL REPLACE MODERN FOOTBALL.
Manager Lansdon Believes Material Changes in the Present Rules Must Be Made.
"Unless the present rules of the game of football are materially changed within a short time by 1911 I expect to see Rugby football become the leading college sport among the schools of the Missouri valley," said Manager W. C. Lamsdon, in speaking of the present status of football in the University this morning.
Contrary to the expectation of many of those who take the most interest in the game at the school very little interest has evidenced itself on the part of the student body with regard to the movement to abolish football. This is probably due to the fact that the students believe that the game is in no danger. Yet Manager Lansdon believes that the situation is a grave one as far as reform goes, and many others share his belief.
The national rules committee meets in New York on March 25. At that time the national rule which will govern the playing o the game next season will be adopted. On April 19 the conference of the Missouri valley schools will be held at Kansa City with a view of adopting rules for the valley teams. The fate of the game at the University probably depends upon these two meetings.
When asked if he thought basketball would ever take the place of football in college sports, Manager Lansdon said that be believed the game of basketball would continue to be the most popular of indoor college sports, but could not take the place football now occupies.
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BACHELOR--ALLALONE. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Alallone beg to announce the engagement of their daughter, Wanda, to Mr. A. Jolly Bachelor. At home, Sunday, February 20th, from 10 to 2. (Note the 10 to 2. Bach's friends were laying 100 to 1 that he wouldn't win her.) 133 Easy Street.
BILLION-LIGHTFOOT.— Mr. A. S. Bestos Curtin begs to announce the engagement of his ward, Miss Tootie Lightfoot, of the "Gaiety Belles" company, to Mr. I. Gotta Billion. Reception will be held at The Jujube Theater. Wednesday afternoon next after the matinee.
BUSYMAN-HELLOGIRL. — Miss Saucey Hellogirl wishes to notify her friends that her engagement with Mr. A. Busyman is broken. RING OFF!
CORN-COLES,—Mr. and Mrs. Anthra Cite Coles announce the engagement of their daughter Ruddy to Mr. Graney Corn. The old story—ruddy coals caused the corn to pop.
FARE-FAIR—Mr. and Mrs.
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GLAZIER-GLASS.—Mrs. O. U. Glass begs to announce the engagement of her daughter, Bevel, to Mr. A. Glazier. If we added Miss Bevel was a "putty" girl, it might give our readers a pane.
GOODLOOKER-OLDGIRL
Mrs. A. N. Tique-Oldgirl wishes to announce the engagement of her eldest daughter Relica to Mr Harold A. Goodlooker. Reception Friday, February 18th, a Swellmoneyco's. "Nil desper andum nix vomice vines."
HUSTLER-BORNTIRED. — Mr. and Mrs. Felix Borntired beg to announce the betrothed of their daughter Lazee to Mr. Rusl Swift Hustler. Philadelphia papers please copy.
LIGHTHOUSE-TANIA. — Mr and Mrs Mauri Tania announces the betrothal of their only daughter, Lucy, to Mr. Sandy Hook Lighthouse. Reception Thursday C. Q. D.
SPRING-WINTER. — Mr. A Hard Winter wishes to announce the engagement of his daughter Freda, to Mr. Early Spring. We noticed that Winter had been lingered in the lap of Spring lately
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