Word: centrally
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...Central Boards of Officials...
...report of the sub-committee on the Central Board of officials was discussed, and it was voted to recommend the adoption of a plan looking to the instruction and supervision of officials, and to suggest that the different sections of the country appoint central committees that shall be charged with the introduction of such a system, so far and so speedily as they may deem feasible. It was also voted that the sub-committee on the formation of a central board of officials communicate at once with games' officials of note throughout the country, obtaining their expression of opinion...
...University system in France, Professor Wendell said, resembles a Dante picture, with its exact place for every individual. This system is as centralized in France as the public school system is centralized in one of our cities. At the head of it is the Minister of Public Instruction, who is a member of the Cabinet and ex-officio, Rector of the University of Paris. The duties of this office, however, are borne by a vice-rector, aided by the directors of the departments of primary, secondary and higher instruction. France is divided into 15 districts, each with its University, ruled...
...yard rule, the elimination of mass play and the forward pass. The ruling affecting unnecessary roughness was made more severe and other minor changes from the rules formulated at the last meeting were adopted. The committee appointed to formulate suggestions relative to the formation of a central body of officials submitted its report, which was given out in order to encourage public discussion on the subject. No plan was made for testing the new game in the spring, but P. J. Dashiel offered the facilities of the U. S. Naval Academy for this purpose...
...committee on a central board of officials, composed of L. M. Dennis, W. T. Reid, Jr., and J. A. Babbitt, reported favorably on forming such a body. It advised that the central governing committee of officials be composed of five members and be appointed as a sub-committee of the Intercollegiate Rules Committee. Sectional committees of three each, of whom one shall be a member of the general rules committee are to be appointed for different parts of the country...