New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
DATES FOR ATHLETIC GAMES ARRANGEU
THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION AGAIN REFUSES
TO RErNsTATE CAuILL.

TO REINSTATE CAulLL
An unusually interesting meeting OF the Amateui
Athletic Union was held at the Aston House last
night. Many Of the amateur clubs from all ov1
the country were represented, and all the amateur
interests of the country were there directly in,
directly. Some of the delegates showed dispose
lion rather hostile t, tho Board Of Governors OF the
Union, but the opposition was not strong enough TO
carry point The schedule OF games was "a follows:
May 10, Manhattan Athletic Club: May II, Ainert
can Athletic Club; May "a, Staten Island Athletic
Club; May 2s. Park Athletic Club May 30. New.
Jersey Athletic Club May 81 open date June Z.
Ncw-York Athletic Club June L. Actors Athletic
Association of America; June IA. Acorn Athletic and
Athletic Club of schuylll Navy; June II, Berkeley
Athletic Club; June %, Eastern championship meet
Ing and Lorillard Debating and Athletic Club July 4.
scottish American Athletic Club; July D. National
Athletic Club July IL. Riverside Athletic Club:
July 10, Manhattan Athletic Club; July 20, stat
Athletic Club; August ., LoTlllard Debating and Ath.
etic Club; August o, West End Athletic Club Of
Newark: August Is. Pastimc Athletic Club; August
%. American Athletic CLUB: August 30, NewJersey
Athletic Club: September |, staten Island Athlete
Club september g. Riverside Athletic Club septembe1
49, Amateur Athletic Union championship meeting al
Washington, ID. c.: September 20, Manhattan Athletic
Club: September -, Ncw-York Tune Bezrk; seDtem
Der -, West side Athletic Club october T. Ncw-iorh
Athletic Club october H. Manhattan Athletic Club.
II was decided have all the meetings for the
championship OF the United States given by the Union
for the benefit of the Union.
The reopcning OF the Cahill case the scottishAmer
Athletic Club champion boxer caused the lvelest
discussion Of the meeting. Cahll suspended by
the Amateur Union for supposed professionalism soma
time ago. The case brought ZIP again last night
and for a time it looked If Cahills friends had
packed the meeting. Patrick Cahill himself was one
OF tho delegates and called upon for state
ment. lie declared that he amateur In every
sense OF the word Several of Cahills friends called
for a vote the question. one excited delegate
cried out Cahl should be made to suffer for an
infringement amateur rules committed by the New
York Athletic Club
\. G.. Mills defended the New York Athletic Club
and strongly opposed the idea Of rcnstatng Cahlll.
Mr.. Mills said that he had lahOred hard with b. q.
Williams To have him before the union ana tes
tfy as 10 Cahills record hut that Williams had re-
fused. II was suggested that the scottish American
Club bring a suit against the union. TO compel II 10
rcinstatc Cah 1t was said that in this way tho
witnesses desired could be subpOenaed vote was
taken TO whether Cahill should relnsated, ana
was lost by II to 4. II finally decided that tho
union should appoint anotly. committee.
The following clubs We're represented by from ono
to three delegates NewlO Athletic. Athletic Club q
the Schuyl Navy National Athletic Club. New York
Turn Verein. North American Turner Bund. West End
Athletic Association. Lorlard Debating and Athletic
Association. Riverside Athletic Club. Ncw-jersey Attn
lcc club. Pro- poet IIarreTS. Pastime Athletic Club,
Columbia Athletic Club Actors Athletic Association
of America 18th Regiment Athletic Association, star
Athletic Club. American Athletic Club. >cOttish-Amcr'
lean Athletic Club and Cathedral Athletic Club