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Frank Cavanaugh, Boston College football coach and former Dartmouth star, criticizes proposed rules to minimize physical aggressiveness in football, warning it would make the game as tame as Parchesi. He objected to eliminating side clipping at the American Football Coaches' association meeting in New York on Dec. 28.
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New York, Dec. 28.--Football will degenerate into Parchesi if reformers succeed in having adopted rules pretending to minimize the physical aggressiveness of the game, in the opinion of Frank Cavanaugh, coach of the Boston college eleven, who was a star on Rugged Dartmouth teams a few years ago.
At the meeting of the American Football Coaches' association yesterday, he objected to a proposal to eliminate side clipping because it would take much away from the fundamentals of the sport.
"We will soon come to a period,' he said, 'when rules will be introduced to the effect that players will not be allowed to bend their necks and then we will all adjourn to the parchesi board and have a good time."
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Dec. 28
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Football coach Frank Cavanaugh opposes rule changes to reduce physical contact, arguing it would ruin the game's fundamentals, expressed at coaches' meeting.