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tlcnel Tourres<ent ArrssGeA.

A rrcers~.s or Sports fer the Istsrrs-
tso,si Tourrs.e.t Arrs.eeA.
The programme for the international sth-
letic tournament to be held at Chicago ON Sept
| IL. Is. and 10 was finally adopted yesterday.
It embraces evsry standard athletic event.
both handicap and scratch. and is expected to
meet with the general approval and support OF
| the amateur athletic world.
The formidable schedule was prepared by
the Plan and Scope Committee. who were dls-
| charged. with thanks. after making their ro-
port to the Worlds Fair hampionship Com
mittee at the Astor House. The latter COM
riittee convened at 4:30 p NJ. the following
members being present: President. Howard
Perry: Vlce-President. Frederick X. Stearns:
W. b. Curtis. A. G. Mills. and J. l. Sullivan.
| A. q. Spalding alec attended the session as
representative OF the Chicago A. G.
The committee selected from the roll OF the
Chicago A. C. to have supervision OF the local
details OF the tournament was submitted and
| approved. as follows: A. g. Spaldng. Chair
! man: NJ. Z. LiRhtnef. J. G. Shower. W. = Nc
Crea. W. V. Booth. b. b. Lamb. Joseph Adams.
| and II. J. Cobb.
Tho accepted report Of the Plan and Scope
| Committee set forth that 1t has been decided
| to hold three days meeting at the Chicago
League baseball grounds on Sept. IA. 10. and
| 49, all contests being open to the amateurs OF
| the world. The events will be distributed In
| the following manner:
| Sept. IL Handicap athletic track and ned games
| open to tho world Events, T5ynre. 16o yard 800
yard. 600 yard .oooy ard. and two mile runs running
ss S o.a e an.
and hurdles h,ss I.r. sus OF
war for teams Of four weight unlimited.
The prizes for these. events will be gold.
second. ] and third respectively. and an en- Bile.
| matic souvenir medal Tor every athiete WHO
| competes.
ball cricket So Invitations will be issned TO tho ans
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:asiss IS pound weight for height and d'''an'' ali
mittee. The entrance fee for the handicap
event. and for the champion ship events So; No
fec will be required from athletes representing
HHfs srIS ,Se %nsed T. das. sa.e and su
toe. with power to arrange sll details and con, on
duct all correspondence in connection with the
Al this stage 9, the proceedings, George s &c
pSt On tardy a 'ep eppsarsnee. TSey had Been
they they had Completed the trip from Boston in
Their. presence completed the quorum. for
which the governors had been impatiently
waiting from early in the afternoon.
The Board formally convened shortly before
The governors in attendance were President
AssociasioR; 9: W: Beais. New Ensians Hsso;;
skating Association: and A. G, Mills. present
tie spesa So 81 sso
sen Ssen pssed d was Vi to wai sn0 "au A's0
thg es iDGt fSs
The secretary reported that tho mail vote re-
sR fnS pyoposed @ am amendment % nj % in the Substitution
OF the New England Association:
any Board meeting one.thiId the total number OF
The Schedule Committee submitted the fol;
lowing dates for the various championships OF
the union for the ensuing year:
April 1-Gymn astic championships.
champion.
SEPT. Sept is.%orid'. fsir eh.mpionsnip Nesting
The committee, secured the power to alter
the for TIE fencing d
the Metropolitan Association to have eight
rounds allowed. II necessary. in amateur box
changed to read as follows
$ .G' sa: ss
sstwsen tTS or more reeeving the same
tesss -''' '"' N'''''' ''N' 80 - '>'-''A ''A'
In high Jumping the tying competitors shall have
sssdsd II: S.I ;h. % low:Isd 70 ihs height next
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the decision IL reached.
The Board acceded to the petition OF several
representative, gymnasts. and added ground
The proposed modification in the handi.
Gaping rule. as lar as 1t concerns the
Hsndiespper Carter viii in future ct receive ~s
eapitati9n fee OF & 10 cents instead Of the old
aggregate rates @ This practically doubles the
j. B: McKennan and c. V. de Paul we're REIN
stated on appeal.
eellence reported that the annual award had
been made. Tho official winners correspond |
motion Was broueht before S.f the H board for
their ruling A. to the power OF the Reinstate- |
Tor renssatemept Of proisssionais. hfae havine re-.
gard to the resolution passed at tho meeting |
Of Dec. 81 that no professional should bs rein |
:. The Board decided that the Reinstatement
Committee could not consider these appllca- |
tions.
After long discussion the Board rescinded |
tho resolution and substituted the following:
s"a .RS .RSss
tons for reinstatement by persons who become pro
fessonAls before that date shall be acted
upon only by the Board OF Governors of the A. A.
The meeting then adjourned.
II VIII Bar Out . Number or Canadian
Wheelmen.
T0RoETo Feb. 1S-The Executive Committee OF the
Canadian wheelmens Association met here to-day and
discn nd a WA