Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-02-16 | Page 28 | Grid Coaches Laud Work of Committee

players and the rule that Uekofrs going outside will not bo called back also met a favorable reception. The coaches also agreed the committee com-mittee had been very fair In leaving the matter of Ineligible players "screening forward passes up to the coaches, although they stoutly maintained they never were guilty themsehres. The ruling on the kicking of a free ball brought a bowl from Ducky Pond of Yale, whose 1938 etar, Larry Kslley, made the famous "soccer kick" that stirred up most of the discussion. Grid Coaches Laud Work of Committee NEW YORK, Feb. 13 lv Almost without dissent America's leading football coaches approved work of the national football rules committee. commit-tee. Dick Harlow of Harvard aald: "Every change made was a good, sound one. The committee did a swell Job. "The changes give officials more ground to stand on." added Ike Armstrong of Utah university. "Clarification on pass Interference was needed for a long time." Satisfaction with the revision of the forward pass interferenco inline inl-ine was expressed in all parts of the country. The requirement on numbering of