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...Football Rules Committee and the new National Intercollegiate Football Conference met in joint conference in New York last night and passed a permanent resolution of amalgamation. By the provisions of this resolution the chairman of the joint committee was to be elected from the old committee, and the secretary from the new National Conference. Walter Camp of Yale was appointed editor of whatever rules may be adopted. After the amalgamation resolution had been passed, a ballot was taken, and L. C. E. Dennis of Cornell was elected as chairman, and J. A. Babbitt of Haverford as secretary. Mr. Babitt immediately...
...ordinary, acute injuries were adopted: There was almost no fixation of injured parts, except fractures and dislocations, throughout the entire season, as the men were anxious to return to play and it was our belief that fixation usually unduly prolongs the time of convalescence. In the ordinary sprains of joints and notably in the cases of acute knees, heat was used very extensively, either by means of hot bathing or by means of the "baking machine." A large part of the acute injuries were treated by massage, with most remarkable and satisfactory results. We had, almost throughout the season...
...head, with a bloodshot eye." Another reported that a loose semilunar cartilage was "absorbing," but "still in evidence." No one seemed to be in a position to settle with certainty the question as to whether there is any possibility of later effects from concussion. Many of the joint injuries are of such a character as to be likely to be progressively worse and many of the injuries to the shoulder are certain to cause some disability in later years...
After the exercises the Philosophical and psychological Associations held a joint debate on the "Affiliation of Psychology with Philosophy and the Natural Sciences...
...Emerson Hall will take place next Wednesday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock, in the presence of the American Philosophical and Psychological Associations. Addresses will be made by President Eliot and by Dr. Emerson, the son of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Concluding the exercises the two visiting associations will hold a joint debate on "The Relations of Psychology to Philosophy and Natural Science." President G. Stanlay Hall, of Clark University, Professor Fullerton, of Columbia University, Professor Witmer, of Pennsylvania University, Professor Thilly, of Princeton University, Professor Taylor, of McGill University, and Professor Munsterberg, of the Department of Philosophy, will take part...