Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION.
The Clubs Belonging to the Union and
Their Members.

The Amateur Athletic Union, which will hold
its annual meet oil Analostan Island Saturday,
is composed Of the following organizations:
New York city-New York, Manhattan, Aller-
ton, American, Berkeley, Pastime, st. George,
Titan and West Side Athletic Clubs, the Cathe-
dral, Company l, Sixty-ninth Regiment and
Twelfth Regiment Athletic Associations, Ac-
tors Amateur Athletic Association Of America,
Metropolitan Rowing Club and New York Turn
Verein. Brooklyn-Acorn, Brooklyn, Bedford,
brighton and National Athletic clubs, Nautilus
Boat Club, Prospect Harriers, Varuna Boat
Club and Company ID Athletic Association Of
forty seventh regiment. jersey City-Wayne
Athletic Association. Scottish-A American Attn
letic Club. Jersey City Athletic Club, Lorillard
Debating and Athletic Association. Newark.
NJ.-Atalanta Wheelmen. Mohican Athletic
Club, Riverside Athletic Club, the West End
Athletic Association and the National Turn
Nereln. On Staten lsland-Corinthian Athletic
Association; Mortified Athletic Club. at Mari
ner's Harbor; Richmond County Athletic Club,
at Stapieton; Staten Island Cricket and Ath-
letic Club at Livingston. and the Staten Island
Athletic Club. at West New Brighton. On Long
Island-Flushing Athletic Club, at Flushing;
Pastime Turn and Athletic Club, at
Middle Village; Star Athletic Club at Long Is
land City; the Athletic Association of Bath
Beach; Astoria Athletic Club. Astoria; Ravens
wood Boat Club. In New Jersey-Cape May
City Athletic Club; Clark's ONT. Athletic As
sociation at Kearney, Nj; New Jersey Ath-
letic Club at Bergen Point; Orange Athletic
Club at Orange; Y.M.C.A Athletic Club at New
Brunswick; Euclid Athletic Association at
Woodbury.; Atlantic City Athletic Club at At
lantic City. On the Hudson river-the New
burgh Athletic Club and the Tenth Separate
Company Athletic Association at Newburgh;
the Yonkers Athletic Association at Yonkers
Fishkill Athletic Association at Fishkill, and
the Ridsefeld Athletic Club at Albany.
Is NEW ENGLAND.
Boston Athletic Association. Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology Athletic Club, New
England Skating Association. Reading Ath-
letic Club. Fremont Athletic Club at Boston.
Worchusetts Boat Club and the Chatham Ath.
letic Club at Worcester Mass; the New Haven
Athletic Club at New Haven.
SOUTH OF NEW JERSEY.
Warren Athletic Club at Wilmington, Del ;
the Athletic Club of the Schuylki!l Navy, the
Highland Athletic Club and the Vesper Boat
Club. at Philadelphia; Baltimore Athletic Club,
at baltimore; Columbia and Potomac Athletic
Clubs, at Washington; the Southern Athletic
Club, at New Orleans.
WEST OF NEW YORK.
Buffalo Lacrosse Club, Sixty-fifth Reg l.
ment Athletic Association, Buffalo Athletic
Club, lroquois Athletic Association, at Buffalo
Athletic Department Y.M.C.A., at Cleveland
Detroit Athletic Club, Catholic Club Athletic
Association. Michigan Athletic Club. St
Andrews Society, at Detroit, Mich: Ow, sh
to-Nong Boat Club, at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Pullman Athletic Climb, at Pullman, Ill Louis
vile Athletic Club, at Louisville, Ky; Pastime
Athletic Club, at St Louis, Mo-; Olympic
Athletic Club, at San Francisco. General. the
North American Turner Bund OF the United
States.
CLUB MEMBERSHIP.
1t will thus be seen that the vast majority Of
the athletic clubs are clustered in and about
the great metropolis tits probable that cir
Gle OF Fifty miles radius from New York as 6
center would include three-fourths of the ind
vidual members Of the union. In round mum.
| bers the membership Of the larger clubs is a.
follows: Manhattan, 1000; New York, 1850
New Jersey, 1000; Staten Island, 1000; Orange
600: Berkeley, 600; Jersey City, 400; American
| 200; Actors, 200; Allentown. 200; Pastime (NY.)
| 800; Brighton, 100, thus showing a tota
of $500 men in the clubs of ar
around Manhattan Island as far as figures are
| at hand. Other totals are: Columbia, 1000
| Boston A. A., 1000; Detroit, 600; Michigan. 400
SchuylkilI Navy, 1000; Baltimore, 200; Olympic
| 1000; Pastims OF st. Louis, 400; total sum
| of I, 800. The North American Turner Bunt
has thousands Of members on its rolls. Mos
i of the large clubs have reached their limits