The sun., 1893-06-23

Trouble in tho A A. O. ranks is becoming hard 10
stamp out As an epidemic After receiving such q
check in the Atlantic Association. kickers against
chief executive were not expected to make any fuss
for the remainder OF tho year at least until the big
Worlds Fair athletic enterprise had been harmoniousy
disposed Of
But tho most critical Jun in tho preliminan.
open rebellion Is once more declared and. as before
a most insignificant pretext Indeed. tho matter
might be safely ignored and allowed to burn itself out
rit occurred in any other year but this any other
branch OF the A A. T. but that in which tho InternG
tion al tournament will be located
Tho storm appears to be in Detroit. tho head.
quarters OF tho Central Association There profes
siona baseball player named Don r. Yerkes applied
some time ago for The local
rejected his application. and brought such racket
about their that at their last melting on June l.
they reversed their previous ruling and unanImously
recommended the reinstatement OF Yerkes
Between times W. h Curtis and J. +. sullivan wrote
to Fred X. Stearns asking him TO remndh is colleagues
mat all questions OF reinstatins professionals should
be submitted to tho Board OF Governors Of tho A. A. T.
Secretary &. wilkins o: tho Central Association in
terpre Is differently and insists that
his branch can do what II sees Mt IN III" matter.
The Detroit T,io,ne PUBLISHES secretary Milkinss
nmnfs,o t .nr" k.sa"aton and lie unless
the Beard Of ns S S.,us S .s f By @
Teary sullivan and fatner B. ino [snt,aL AssoSar
vsn 10 the extent OF carrying The matter before the
Tressrrr Cnrtis thinks tho Detroit officials nr. Jug
cling with tho rules to get winning ball team to-
Tether tho big amateur tournament In August ls
saws: Their tion in Kicking now against u clause
adopted and notified them OF last February Is not
above husplclon We md one OF the biggest meeunss
o the whole union they can ever hone to bring
gcth"r wnrr the Atlantic case WAS settled and not
snge icrgate from the Central Association put in an
appearance The point they are raising now existed
then and thAt the time 10 nave tbs alleged
ance reiressed | don think Mr. wilkins vii! have
wnie the Central Associa,lon has been absorbed in
the question of masing one professional an AInarUr
the old Westerns Association which was announced as
having efareh itself anu given allegiance to tie ,-r
trai branch OF the A. A, l.. some months ago. has
chosen tv reassert Its independence IN Starting
fashion. 4 special despatch received from ST. LO 10
yesterday has tho following
meeting OF representatives. of all the local clubs
connected with the Western Amateur Annette Union
and the scottish clans OF Chicago "as held Inr -,
ana II was decided n"t to accent 'lr sop lF"Mn t"'n
by the Amateur Athletic mon anI li-hHNd. Nl'n'o
A. A. L. decided TO sanction certain SuntAN gHU.s
John Rhodes wrote IN the national orcr- M irl
sanction the SUNDAY to be Elrrn E ~" II ~
Nationals next August ans was agr,ri 70 HuLt' q
denied tnat Nj. RHOies had any authority tor 49,.
ing the Reports uub.shed. n charged
at RhOdes's instgaton. mat peace hAd been dtcIAri
and the W A. A, I would 90 out or exit n " IN l,u
sequence OF this t'.nights meet ng was chIlrd hnd y
voted TO continue the Western A.."riAton at !!
hazards and let tl" \ A I. approve uF GshIpFoNsot
Sunday games Es II saw ht'