'PACIE SIX
shall select a referee from the num
ber to officiate.
Article' VUL The Hangers' shall
keep a full record of ~ all games and
this record shall be putiliihed in the
State Collegian.
Article IX. The cla
,practice on the gym
time that does not .
14
ivarsity practice.
,Article X, The cla
play with the varsity
at the times scheduled
ule committee.
' Article XI. There s
-on which shall be -
numerals of the class
-championship.
Article XII. Each
Ociose its awards to individual play ,
.Ms as it sees fit, only pn condition
that it has played the fUll number of
games,
Article XIII., In diOutes under
these rules, the court of last resort
43 ,31
s ' Ibe composed of 1 the Director
o Athletici, the President of the
thletic ' Association, the captain
d manager of ,the varsity team,
and one other man chosen by them.
"The interclass basketball schedule is
as follows :
Dec. 1-1911 vs. 1913.
_ Dec. 7-1910 vs. 1912.
Dec. 11-1911 vs. 1010.
Dec: 14-1912 vs. 19 1 3.
Jan./12-1910 vs. 1913.
Jan. 17-1911 vs. 1912.
- Feb. 3-1913 vs. 1911:
Feb. 5-1912 v 4.1910.
- Feb. 9-1913 3.r. 1912.
Feb. 14-1910 vs. 1011...
Fr b. 19-1913 vs. 1010.
Feb. 22-1912 vs. 1011.
Feb. 26-1911 vs. 1010.
Feb.' 28-1913 vs. 1012.
March 5-1910 vs. 1?12. ,
Match 9—•1911 vs. 1913.
March 11-1910 vs. 1913.
March 1.91913 vs. 1911.
- The managers of the interclass
basketball teams are as follows :
1910—C. -Whitman.
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