Word: reid
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...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 resigned in favor of W. T. Reid, Jr., the Harvard member of the committee, who by the recent action of the Athletic Association had become a member of the new National Conference. Mr. Reid was unanimously elected secretary...
According to the decision of the Athletic Committee at its last meeting on Wednesday evening, Harvard has with-drawn its representative from the old Rules Committee. W. T. Reid, Jr., the Harvard member of this committee, will therefore not attend the meeting tonight. He has gone to New York, however, and will probably arrange for Harvard's representation in the Intercollegiate Conference Committee, of which none of the larger eastern universities are as yet members...
...deemed necessary at this time for the Athletic Committee to pass upon the recommendations of the Harvard Graduates' Rule Committee. These recommendations will, however, form the basis of Mr. Reid's proposals to the National Committee, after it is finally established, and when that body has definitely formulated rules to govern football during 1906, the Athletic Committee will then deliberate whether or not Harvard should play under those rules, first submitting its conclusions to the Corporation and Overseers for their action before the question is finally decided...
Explanation of Report by Coach Reid...
Head Coach of W. T. Reid, Jr., who has also been chairman of the committee appointed by the Athletic Association of Harvard Graduates to consider football, said in explanation of the Committee's report...