The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-10

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The amateur Athletic sea IL again ruled.
md experienced mariners predict squat that
will make matters uncomfortable for the good
bark A. 4 o.. now runniAg under FUN sail
without any thought Of danger. There are q
fow who 20 further and foretsll terrible
storm which will ensulf the slhp with all on
board. and among these latter gloomy proph-
cts are men who have of'icored the craft they
n Itthe A. A. o.. to follow the nautical predic.
tion. should 20 down, there are many who will
charge that the Manhattan Athletic Club had
a prominent part In the disaster. Certainly.
F? Efncs the big organization let It leak out that
secession had been discussed. there has arisen
a slumbetine feeling against the governing
body. The n A. C. has never been overfrisndly
20 the A. A. U. since the latter buried the
National Association OF Amateur Athletes, and
recent developments have not tended to
cement an apparent breach. IL the n A G.
secedes from the A. A o. the Staten Island A.
Y, will follow In its lead. This prominent g.
> l. A. C. Official Is authority for. The staten
islands are not strong sthleticslly. but the
club IL one Of the foremost In the country. and
its ection. together with the N. A. g. .. cannot
fail to have u bad effect,
President George W. Carr Of the Manhattan
a. c.. when asked yesterday about tho report
that the Cherry Diamond" organization was
to cut loose from the A. A. u. sud: The mat
ter has never been discussed officially at any
board meeting. l have heard from time to
time ptomisouous individuals advance pro-
tniscuous views as to the advlsability Of So
ceding. hut as this was merely informal. no
weight can be attached thereto. Tia anAuAl
meeting Of the club will DO held on Monday
evening. and any member has the privilege Of
Offering any motion which may be pertinent
e tho affairs Q! the club. or course. I. as
chairman, would be obliged to entertain any
DO you yourself. Mr.. Carr, asked the re-
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Tennis at the Berkeley School.
Thotndoer tennis tournament Of the Bsrksisy school
A. A. was continued in the school armory yesterday
afternoon. Only match was played In the doubles
10 the surprise OF almost every one present Dr. John
White and Instructor resssndcn bsatsn BY Thso
dore L. Bosert and William Stewart by g.. g.
Taller and Harry satterlse wili now play Eent and