The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-14
A NIGHT OF REINSTATEMENTS
WHICH INCLUDED PARDON FOR SOME
PROMINENT ATHLETES
aorreii and schwesier. Two Offenders In
the Late seventh ReGinseut A. A. U. Tn.
'plenssatness, TaIcn Hack - McGarry,
Waters. aud nice Have frrteen Days to
Answered. busy Night for Amntuers.

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Answered. busy Night for Amntuers.
An adjourned meeting OF tho Board OF Man
ayers OF the metropolitan Association OF the
A. Ar. was hold ut the Astor House las t
night. the following members being presents:
W. b. Curtis, " Y. A. C.. J. g. Tighc. V. B. c.. j.
i. Sullivan. " J. A. c.: II. Dimsc. B. c. A. a.:
W. V. Hart. y. A. A.: ]. OLoughln. 1. A. C. :
j. Stcil y. Y. T. v: c. White. Clinton A. c.: c.
J. Harvey. $. A.C; !. Levien. $. A. A.: q. W.
Wood. s. A. &C. c. Hughes. NJ. A. G.: II. Conn.
C. A. c.: j. II. Mellor. T.. H.: r. A. Colett. St G..
A. A.: T. J. Mitchell. Y. &C
The most significant action Of the night was
tho rein statement OF Harry Morrcll and George
schweiglcr. the cracks who disqualified them-
selves ut the Seventh Regiment games last
J. o. Conncl OF Buffalo. who had competed
IN professional ,alcdonian games, was reinsta,
taken part in the international militiamon's
race at Glen Island. some five or six years ago
tvfH, at the tine enbeF e
competed in I, team hosc.race up the state but
as he proved Ignorance Of violating the
Jaw. and ne 1t was shown that no money prizes
lad been given. lc was ad.udgcd innocent OF
wrong doing. lie il now u member, of tho
fEe case '" otC riscoi VII" fought Pat 81
at Bi,l;pio some four years ago for a 500
purse. was referred back TO the Reinstatement
W.T. t. lad Hfsn generally SyprstG%d that Hugh
winters, EllIy McGhrry anu Jlni lace. the trio
Of amateur boxers. would Is tried upon
charges OF professionalism. But Article IL. Of
thu Associations bylaws covers the point as
s,rr,oN In case. where the Board of Managers has
jur,s,icGh y. tr,a glfss rgFs.an, to section 10 Of
eamriat"aps .ha sgSm,, TO The board his Charges IN
in ease saia changes are not deemsa worthy OF in
N.ssa,i'n The board shall Ismss tho ease unless :.
SIS In ease the Board shall deem such charges;
tiicr originally Submitted amended. worthy OF
aa s within sH sass a
ter me recent thereof Me Win the Secretary Of the
Tss sG sss s@sh and
Fame !. tue sonm,ttse having sharSs Of protests and
sn; ~ d s :a,saS;s iSsS
tine ne to time inc as =, may "a. seem INT and proper
Central Body Of the Amateur Athletic t Union ion
pass the famous rule of tho National Associa-
lion Of Amateur Oarsmen.
The Protest Committee reported that teoHld
the heavy. weight boxing championship Of the
fought prcfes siona!ly with Bill dunno at kar arr
tan. \. j.. and Jim Glynn ut the Manhattan A.
G.. aud 1t was ordered that he receive his gold
Regarding c, T. Nathewscn's famous bicycle
Meet meeting Of the etropoliton Associatioh. tie
Board accepted the ruling of the bicycle ref
cree. John I. Bcnsinger This gives c. NJ. MUIR
ply second place in the race and makes Berlo
third. and incidentally gives the New York Ath-
leticClub the point honors by Just single point.
The Varuna Boat Club withdrew its protest
against giving the NJ. A. c. tug-of-war team
second place in the tug Of war at tho same
meeting. but this had no effect on the points,
as the three points had been credited to the
Cherry Diamond
The following scheduled dates were ap-
proved:
April 16-Nonpareil A. c. boxing
April 16-t'linton A. C.. boxing.
April 1y-Amity A. A. boxing.
April el-lieard A. C.. boxing
April 2l-rnrk A. C.. boxing
April c3-Cnpper A. G.. boxing
April .S-ToIkers A. c. uoX.us.
April 3o-South Side A. C.. boxing.
April 3O-Titan A 4. boxing.
May 2-Mohican A. T.. boxing.
joy 2-Scot,ish American A. c.. athletic games.
The Greenwood Benevolent Athletic Associ-
alton was added to the list Of distinguished
clubs.
The Printers Benevolent Association was
put down as worthy Of registration.
The WillamsburghA A. A. withdrew Augustus
Peyerelly as its delegate to the Association.
and Arthur Varian OF the Orange Athletic Club
was chosen to Dir. Peyerelly's vacancy on the
Board Of Managers.
Aletter was received from the Ravenswoo
Boat Club denying the charge that money
was paid at its recent boxing tournament. The
whole matter was referred to an investigating
committee. which will endeavor to get ut the
facts.