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WASH. 111% North Howard St. &YRfiCUSE, N. Y. 428 South Warren Street 914 Adam Street 111%-16th Street, N. W. National Collegiate Athletic Association restling Rules - As Recommended by the Rules Committee consisting", of DR. R. G. CLAPP, Chairman . University of Nebraska DR. J. A. ROCKWELL, Secretary . Mass. Inst. Tech. LT. COL. H. M. READ . Virginia Military Institute E. G. SCHROEDER . State University of Iowa C. F. FOSTER ...........Princeton S. R. COUCH ........ University of Utah B. E. WIGGINS . Columbus (Ohio) Public Schools Representative of National High School Federation Advisory Committee R. K. COLE ......Brown W. AUSTIN BISHOP .' ....Pennsylvania ' E. C. GALLAGHER . Oklahoma A. &M. R. J. McLEAhT . University of Texas JULIUS WAGNER . Colorado State College HENRY STONE ... University of California OFP~CIALPUBLICATION Edited by DR.R. G. CLAPP BY I PUBLISHED A . Rules for Wnestling .........................................; 7. ' wrestling Committee, National Collegiate Athletic Association. .; . 7 ' , Advisory Corninittee, National Collegiate Athletic Association. ....: ';I ' High schooP"Wrest1ing Rules .................................. 39 1. Index to Xules .............................................. 43 ' Basis for Decisions ......................................... 44 Questions and Answers ....................................... 45 , ~nstructi~nsto Referees and Suggestions to Coaches ............. 49 Medical Suggestions for Protective and Preventive Measures ...... 51 , Impetigo ................................................... 51 Watch the Ears Carefully .................................... 53 * Dehydration ................................................ 54 Attention to Details Will Ensure Safety. ........................ 55 . popularizing Wrestling in School and College .................... 58 "I Don't Want My Son to Be a 'Rassler' ". ...................... 61 N.C.A.A. Championships ....................................65 Western Conference (Big Ten) ................................ 68 Big Six Conference .......................................... 73 Intercollegiate Wrestling in Oklahoma .......................... 75 Eastern Section Rocky Mountain District ....................... 76 Mountain States Athletic Conference-Western Division. ......... 78 Midwest Conference Championships ............................ 78 Intercollegiate Wrestling on Pacific Coast ..................... 80 Wrestling in Southern California Junior Colleges ................ 82 Eastern Intercollegiate Championships ......................... 83 New England Conference .............................. 87 "Little Three" Wrestling Championships. ....................... 88 Southern District Wrestling ................................... 92 , Interstate Championships ..................................... 95 Scores of Dual Meets ...................................... 98 Coaches and Contestants-Attention .......................... -129 ktandardizing wrestling. officiating ...........................-130 Wrestling Officials' Attire ....................................-131 Wrestling Officials' Code of Signals ...........................-131 American Amateur Wrestling Coaches Association ............... .I35 Wrestling Officials ...................................... ... .I36 'Questionnaire on Wrestling Officiating ......: .................. -133 , , :I< INTERSCHOLASTIC WRESTLING, I \ Nationwide Notes-Comment .. ;. ...... .*: ........................., .I05 . +nois ........................................................ , ,.:. 107 .I08 ...........................................................,. ... ',$;::ago Public Schools ................. .; : .......>....;; . .'. $198 , :. , .I_ . * :Wiaconsin . ,................. ; .. .;:.-. ......; ...... ?i: ...;... ;.". : .:,I11 . , , \ ..I ~ \ A 4owa ............................ .-... , ...... .. ;. p-.................. 11 2 . r.I ,. .,. +I .+*.f.*. .............. ... I.. .. 1 . 1 '1i .. INTERSCHOLASTIC WRESTLING-Continued . PAGE ...Michigan ...................................................'.I10 . Minnesota ..................................................112 Kansas ..................................................... 115 Nebraska ...................................................115 Oklahonla ..................................................116 Utah ....................................................... 117 & . Southeast Idaho ............................................118 P . L Colorado ................................................... 118 h... California .................................................. 119 &L 0iegon' .................................................... 121 Washington ................................................ 122 i' Watertown (N.Y.) Invitation ................................. 122 Long Island, NewYorlr .. .................................... 123 Maryland ..................................................125 Western Pennsylvania ....................................... 126 West Virginia ................................................127 t Massachusetts .............................................. 128 . North Carolina .............................................. 129 F 7 ORDER OF RULES PBge ). 1. Eligibility ............................... 7 i- 2. Representation .......................... 8 3. Mats. Ropes and Costumes ............... 8 4 . Weight Classification ..................... 11 5. Weighing-in of Contestants .............. 11 6. Drawings and Eliminations in Champion- ship Meets ............................. 15 7. Position of Advantage ................... 21 8. Legal and Illegal Holds and Positions .... 23 9. Bringing Contestants Back to Mat After Going Outside ......................... 26 10 . Stalling ................................. 27 11. Penalties ................................ 27 12. Injuries and Defaults .................... 30 i 13 . Length of Bouts ......................... 31 14 . Falls .................................... 33 i* 15 . Decisions ............................... 34 16 . Scoring ................................. 35 17. Sideline Coaching ....................... 36 18 . Officials ................................. 36 I 19 . Notification and Agreement of Meets ..... 38 HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING RULES Page 39 WRESTLING RULES UOMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. 6 SPALDING'S ATHLETIC LIBRARY. in Changes- Rules COLLEGE RULES. Important changes designated by a * The attention of contestants and coaches is called to the following changes: RULE 3, Section 2. Headgears. *aULE 5, Section 4. Disqualification in National Collegiate Championships, where commnni cable disease is present, now mandatory. *RULE 7, Section 1. (Advantage secured at edge of mat.) This change makes clear the fact that this rule applies regardlesu of th staxting positfon. ,*RULE 9, Section 1, D. (Intentionally going off mat.) The Committee hopes this change will discourage this practice and speec up the wrestling. - f RULE 11, Secti~n1, A and B; Section,&B and C; Sections 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 (Penalties.) In some cams the penalties for infringement on the rules are increase1 and in all casw the responsibility of decidlng whether a penalty shall o shall not be inected is taken from the Referee. It is now MANDATOR7 on the Referee to apply the penalty. *RULE 18, Sectjon 10. The same principle is applied here as in Rule 11. Particular attention is called to the article on "Standardizing Wrestlln Officiating" by Mr. Sargeant of Springfield College on page 130 and all coache are urged to fill out the questionnaire on page 133 and send same to Mr. Sargean' HIGH 6CHOOL RULES. No changes have been made in the ~3ghSchool Rules for 1939-40. PROPOSED CHANGES .IN RULES. POINT SYSTEM. At the conference between the wrestling coacheq and members of the National Collegiate Wrestling Rules Committee held in con- nection with
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