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...meeting of the Intercollegiate Basketball League will be held this evening in Earl Hall, Columbia university, for the purpose of arranging the schedule of league games for this winter. Harvard's representative at this meeting will be W. A. Spencer '06, manager of the University basketball team. Columbia, Cornell, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Yale, will also send representatives...
...meeting of the permanent Committee of the Intercollegiate Amateur Basketball Association held Saturday at Earl Hall, Columbia University, the following important changes in the rules were made: the value of baskets from the floor was changed from two to three points; the length of a game was changed from two halves of 20 minutes each to two halves of 25 minutes each, although shorter periods may be played by agreement of both captains; the number of score-keepers and time-keepers was changed from one to two; the referee and umpire are obliged to alternate in their duties; officials...
...Saturday morning at the Houston Club, University of Pennsylvania, delegates were present from about 25 colleges. A permanent committee of seven was elected to change the playing rules to meet college needs and to publish a college basketball guide. This committee, which will meet on Friday, June 16, at Earl Hall, Columbia University, to make a final report, includes R. B. Hyatt of Yale, chairman, R. Morgan of the University of Pennsylvania, M. L. Hurley of Columbia, Dr. Cummings of Swarthmore, O. D. G. Vanderbilt of Princeton, J. Lyford of Cornell, and W. O. Dapping...
...meeting of the Intercollegiate Basketball Association held last Saturday afternoon at Earl Hall, Columbia College New York, Harvard was provisionally reinstated in the league, and will become a member as soon as the Athletic Committee ratifies the conditions of entrance. If the University team becomes a member of the league it will be obliged to play at least one game with each of the five other colleges in the league in their own gymnasiums. This will necessitate at least three trips, one to Ithaca, one to Princeton and Philadelphia and one to New Haven and New York...
There will be a meeting of the intercollegiate Basketball Association this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at Earl Hall, Columbia College, New York, at which representatives from Harvard, Yale, Cornell, Columbia, Princeton and Pennsylvania will be present. Harvard, upon the invitation of H. C. Blackwell of Cornell, the president of the Association, will make an effort to re-enter the league, and, if admitted, will refer the conditions of entrance to the Athletic Committee. At this meeting it is also proposed to formulate rules, independent of the regular A. A. U. rules, to govern intercollegiate contests for the next season...