New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
INDOOR ATHLETIC MEETING.

ARRANGING FOR TIE GAMES OF THE It'll
REGIMENT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
The liveliest interest is shown in the annual indoor
athletic meeting be held the 9TH Regiment Annoy
Saturday night Last years games caused rupture
with the Amateur Athletic Union and the result OF the
coming meeting will be just as Sensational Last year
the Amateur athletic Union disqualified all who took
part in the games but recently reinstated II. II. Morrc
George Schweger. w. S. French. r. VI. Edwards. c.
s. Bussey. Lloyd Coils. J. C. DeyeIeuN and D. c. DeNc-
lin. Most OF these men again entered In Saturdays
games
Robert Mazet the treasurer OF the 9TH Regiment
Athletic Association yesterday. and said that
games would be conducted arranged and while he
had nothing say about the Union, he dill not 70
much about any action the Amateur Athletic Union
might take about the games lie liked the idea Of a
Rcgmenta Athletic Association independent Of the Amateur
Athletic Union and he thought 1t highly probable that
such organization would be formed. lie said that
the intercollegiate Athletic Association worked indie
pendenty Of the Union nnd he thought that RcsInenta
Association could he made powerful enough TO d. the
thing.
The ote!ais Gi the Amateur Athletic Union seen yes
terdSy did not to talk much about further troubles
with the tn Regiment Ono sad that he was positive
that certain entered would compete, be they
had told HIN they would not. lie mentioned the
Of Morrell. Schweger and French. J. f.. Sullivan the
secretary OF the A. A. IT,, treated the matter OF little
consequence. He DID believe that many OF the clever
athletes entered would dare 70 compc'. and said that If
they did they would be forever deblrIi from competing
game, held under the auspices Of the Amateur Actis
Union.
Among the athletes in the regiment much interest Is
manifested and they antc ate the usual great crowd and
the Nyeest set OF Of the winter Company holds
the cup trophy at present. but Companies ii ana will
make determined effort TO wrest IL from their rival
II this is be done, IL have the better
chonce Among those who VIII compete the following
D. V. Cu-nan. d. c. Deyelin. J. ii. Wells. w. j..
Turner B. II. SlmOnsOI, 5. Van Siklc, II. H. MOr.cli
T. H. Perkins. G. L. Catin. j., A. W. T0mann.
F. D. COdmus. w. Nelson. g. H. Bid a. Postlcy. \. H.
George J. c. Hoe. NJ. b. Atkinson W. NJ. Moore. r. r.
Spies, J. V. V. Caldwell, X. a. Torch, II. C.. Benc
dick, T. A. Grimm, j. Il. Ryan. II. i. Snyder.
r. Hatch. A. c. Todd. g. l.. Richardson. IT,.
j, L. Norton II. >. Lyons. j. l.. Thornton, L. l.. Clslc
f. H. Crery, f. l.. Cummins, W. w. Lee. G H. Gil.
man, II. c. Senior, D. Lenthon, I. g. Turner T. NJ I'll
wards, +. r. Tempcr. w. Il. M.ls. G. II. Voorhees,
c. y. Clotz J. T. Slade Il. c. Fisher IT,, w. d.
Ferguson, y. IL. Lord w. T. oaportu. J. u. Ryan.
{. Leonard, W. T.. Scha,toy. +. L. Ba~er l.. Lcntlhon
f. l.. Draper. T.. s. MacBuncy. G.. W. Swalnc, j. j.
Byrae, d. p. Fox, s. NJ. Fox \. D. Emery l. Coils
{. Korth. w r.. +. smith. {. l.. Miicn. Phil Cook.
+. NJ. Leash w. s. Miller, Jr., T.. W. Ma2uir.
C.. Leonard +. W Perkins w. J. CurIic, g. H. l.. Nor.
ton, NJ. : Da Costa IL. j. Phcr j. o. o.. COdacl. j.
{. Benedict, l.. Il. Feyler. t.. l.. Fowler, l.. *.
Austin, A. c. Knowles. J.. w. StotnOury, j. H. Ford.
T. G.. Gilman, f. Schumacher, y. Stc.ens, L. {. - ynt,
l. T. Donncly. II. {. Meany j. I. Quinn, NJ i. IL
W. G. Goats, w. II. Camp +. A. VOL, T. Z. Dufyoa,
c. W. Duryea, Il. +. Barnes, j. y. Ryan and l..