The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-20

Action or the Metropolitan Association Hes
gsrAisw sevesth Regiment Athletes.

gara1ng SEVERN Aeesness Assso~
There was an animated time in parlor L Of
the Astor House last night. where the Board
| Of Managers Of the Metropolitan Association
Of the A. A. U. was in session. Those present
were:
| c. r. Mathswsou. Berkeley A. O.. Chairman; J. e.
Sullivan. New Jersey A. c.: W. b. Curtis. New fork A.
c.; C. c. Hughes Manhattan A. CT J. Ttshe. Varuna
Boat Club: H. Dimse. Rank Clerks A. At J. r. Wood
run West End A. A. OF Newark; j. stel New YORK Turn
vsrcin; r. j. Mitchell Yonkers A. O.; O. White CLINTON
A. c.; C. J. Harvey. Star A. C.; A. Peverely Williams
bureh A, Al T. A. Coett, st. George A. A.; J. OLough.
lin. Joriiard A. G.: L. Lsvsin. sylvan A. a" ana IT, W.
Wood Standard A. A.
The question that stirred up tho excitement
was motion by G. G. Hughes to reinstate the
athletes who were disqualified by competing
at tho Seventh Regiment games. the prizes ut
those games differing in character from those
N.Y. Gy notion rSs a
the question might DO discussed. MIR. Hughes
ol Snt ,e aI,Sets 81 his
sS On? # tie
was not in position to needlessly make enc.
mics of such powerful org a'rga1izationss as thc
sainnr BY showns little eniency The &c case.
which 1t could do without the slightest loss OF
dignity. as 1t had IN the past .Hyerlooked more more
'' e +. Ma,tihewson called Judge Tighe to the
saad mot mot % course open to the ssseca
lion hs fbaf nc the
rrlps must be enforced.
William b. Curtis also took the same side Of
which he assorted that no lenicncy should no
shown the Seventh Regiment Offenders. but
TINT the full penalty should be meted out to
j. j. Sullivan also. made, q warm speech ad-
When the question came to vote MIR. Hughes
was showed under. and tn, athletes who woro
any games for ono ye M and will then Be com.
PEELED to petition for reinstatemcnt
' Sy ths oec t I'M.
against the Prospect Harriers. was adopted
tho eases OF /. Rock. ]. spellman. and K. Il.
ssEsS Hogns sse s ssstss tt Rss
York: Hanover. A. C.. New York: Heard A.
Tho Schedule Committee allowed the follow.
TnG a "a jan t; aIS a. enteTtafnment;
door ga games; Union A. e. Brooiiyn. sntertan
,ment; Titan 4. G entertainment; Jan; 2e. WI
Jams SursR f ndsor H"mas Feb fsD Is VIII
gany K. ThiFteepth Regiment. Brooklyn; IN
Cathedral A. G.. indoor games: Feb rs Active
A. G., Paterson. n. j.. boxing and wrestling
tournaments Feb. 20. Long Island Amateur
Athletic League. indoor championships Of
Long Island: March z. Vendome Club. New
ark. boxing tournament.
The application oi the Nonpareil A. c. for
in the association was reported
on unfavorably. and was referred back to the
committee for further Investigation.
The protest against L. Dolan was hold over
Dolan ran at tho Orange A. G. games.
The protest against j. j; Dwyer. who won the
ayy-weight championship at the Metropol-
itan Association tournament, was also held
over:
ton Of the Bank Clerks A. A. We're both dis
qualified.
w. Parcels. late OF the Mohican A; C. was
disquali cd for nawning a club medal.
j. ID. Flynn of tho Star \. G. was ccnsured by
the Board for refusing to answer questions
put to him by the Protest Committee.
On recommendation Of the Reinstatement |
Committee. the following were reinstated: q.
w. Heberling. J. D. Moore. H. ". Woodward. |
J. F. Cunif, all of Rochester: J. haywood, r
Mercer. and A. NJ Greer Of Buffalo. |
Previous to adjournment the meeting do |
cided to reinstate Findlay. who had been dis |
qualified.
After the meeting broke up Mr.. Woodruff |
and Mr.. Levetn. who have some personal diff
Guilty. made things lively in the corridors.