UNIVERSITY ATHLETES.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20096, 27 November 1930, Page 14

UNIVERSITY ATHLETES.

AGE LIMIT REMOVED. (raox otjb era coßßiOMnam LONDON, October u At a general meeting ot th# Q& University Athletic Clnh j e jj R . ford on October 11th it WM assJ by the president, H. a JW (Brasenoge), that the rute b«Btii, fc over the age of 23 from taWW2T the University, sports semded. This rule Ha boa tf J since 1927, but it U eonridßredaS has not operated to the admC! Oxford athletes. , It is felt that the' leaonl « ban, which was introduced! * purp o se*of assisting boms athlu*,! do much for athletics at OjftjTS rule will now permit Oxford t» ink on equal terms with University sports. In late Jtia (J men who might have 0oa« wdl ink Cambridge have been pwwfefS taking part on acewwi gf (li d Among them have ban Wl Kalaugher, the - New hurdler, who gained hii Blw (a la a d L. Goodwillie, who ij (tMbkij even time in the 100 jr'ujta, Jijft J now be available thii num. 1

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