The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-12
ATHLETES ELECTIONEERlNG.
ANNUAL MEETING Of THE METRO.
PoLITAN AssOCTA7I ON.


The annual meeting Of the Metropolitan AZ.
ISOLATION OF the Amateur Athletic Union was
hold at tho Aston House last night. and the
sporting delegates who gave UP the McAulifre-
Gibbons hight to attend the amateur struggle
did not have any cstse to regret their de-
cision. although the meeting was not marked
by the unseemly scramble for ONCE which
charac' erized It last year.
Tho big entrance and corridors Of tho Aston
House began to I'LL up with well.known fig
nres at o'clock, and an hour later fully 200
representatives Of amateurdom were await
ing the opening Of the circus. Parlor "A.
the largest in tho house. was assigned
to tho amateur politicians, but Its capacity
was totally inadequate. and the doorway and
corridor were jammed with button holing
workers" There was general feeling OF
uneasiness prevalent. and none OF the par
tisans seemed to trust his fellow delegates.
The Brooklyn contingent arrived on the scene
early and began to lay pipes. and with some
success.
The roll call showed that tfty-eiGht out OF
ninety-nye clubs we're represented.
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clubs might give anythius they desired, as
retarv Hughes of the Msnhattans. WHO by nor
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that h 70 eve DV,ns .
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sns 1as AIR n aT sssissas''
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character Of prizes leaving tho value tho limit
Mueh amusement was caused BY Mr.. Cough
| Ian OF the stare. who pathetically said: I'VE
boxing clubs must .srye our revenue from
ont believe VS. can get mon to fight for $'5
4 motion ofMr. Cunning to revive the ban
ne On moslon q Mr Hs,ssy liz delegates wore
9 that the limit 30
MI Mr. Mathexson threw bombshsi into The
meeting by a motion that the delegates he in;
btTuckOu ~ Nuat pOAluk NO eliluludt
Tho horror:str,cken delegates voted it down:
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asking anxiously. when the ballots were being
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latns 70 baseball was also killed
mitiee not to schedule more than two boxing
tourG amen sa year for any ono club was also
AH T%e rssa o. the vo!. for the four delegates
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tion At q votes e99sh. There is a defective bal.
his il w give MahsWson the siH se. 10 aunt
Ameetng OF the old Board Of Managers wa.
held in Parlor /. before the annual meeting
and q, business Ia hand disposed o. IS far a.
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en,srtainm.snt: Oct: 5, boxing tournament q
hoap .s ssnfs' c. rSI ef es os
| II. BOXING tournament Of ark 4. c.. changed
| from Oc'. 10: Oct. ~. Lorillurd A. c.. boxing
| tournament
The following athletes, were reInsta,ed:
mnGh vie E,iznse,i; y; a. WHO had
Wood 81 Fishkill. ~ y. who had run for 81 at
picnic game. and. In View OF the small
| amount. he was forgiven.
Henry Grobe. Gsorge Rynn. and ". Hagen.
Hosd BoSn Msrs
March lG. were ncquitled, as tho time Tor in
! vestigation had elapsed.
who created sucn a sensation Rt the Orange A.
{. games by winning the 100 and 220. yard runs
/ from our cracks after having declared on his
entry blank, Never competed previously"
WAS withdrawn. Herbert Mapes. who had pro-
| tested Dolan as q professional, was recently
| d. owned at Fire Island
The case of the Long Island Amateur Ath.
letic League went over to the new Board a.
MIR. Jansen had loft the papers In the case ct
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