Constitution of the New England Inter-collegiate Athletic Association (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175490964)

This historical document presents the "Constitution of the New England Inter-collegiate Athletic Association." A vital record for understanding the early organization and regulation of college sports in the New England region, this constitution outlines the foundational rules, objectives, and governance structure of the association.

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Preserving a significant piece of sports history, this constitution provides a window into the past and a deeper appreciation for the development of intercollegiate athletics.

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