New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
AMATEURS DISCUSS SPOR1S.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GOVERNORS OF
THE ATHLETIC UNION.
EMISSION GIVEN FOR THE IMMEDIATE FUN
N.r1ox ou .orruEKN AssOCIATION-THE
OLD 7Tm REGIMENT sQCA6BLL

COMES W.
The animal meeting of the Boird Of Governors o 'e
Amateur Athletic Union was hed al inc "'V
yesterday and the rulers Of amateur sports ' ~
California and from thlcaQo 10 Ncw-oHea", WV
Much important work had TO be dne a'm the u"e'"
wore I'm several hours general effort was made
the scope and powes OF the "nih WIN urn
liant promise Of success. The ola hosr' VI -
consisting Of w. Bcals and W. Stmpsoh oil W" Nc"
England Association j. T.. sullivan ana W. Is '"'Us' VI
rho Mer,nolit,n Association julius Harder n the Norm
Amcr can tivmnassc Union; Howard Perry ana H. "'
Minn Of tho Atlantic Association and r. n N''are' Vt
the Central Association. met In secret sr'so" 't ~ "
The treasurers report ratcring, IN SPIT" OF the
fact that he balance on hand OF $50 D.. me
rpo-t Of the various committees all referred TO the
Bo,r1.
Fifteen clubs from the South applied for membership
and a disnc. association their own. The clubs are
situate! in George. Alabama tloFidi Louisiana i'N''
Mississippi Kentucky and Tennessee One clause IN tne
Union constitution amended 80 that Scu'''r" Ms
ISOLATION could 70 formed immediately. Inc new o"'"
elected is the sane old cyoert that The n"m"s
OF W. G. Hoi rson and George G. Edvards Of the Pacihf
Association. and Il. j. Delaro, OF the Cen'r' Ns'o''a
ton. added.
Profcss,r sloane Of Princeton College submitted com
munication regadi the intcna,.ona congress OF a"a
tours TO held in Paris June. 1891 The subject Is
purnca;on Of anistcur sports throughout the world
The I'D 9TH Regiment 4. \. l. squaDbc was again
brought up members OF the 9TH Regiment A. ~
applied for reinstatement They H. s. Lyons. II. T.
French Their request although the rule under
suspended has been dead letter TO-
year The 9Th Regimen. beard the A. \. L. lion
and It's members must suffer at least these per
sons who care anything abou: the matter must suffer
The new Board elected the following officers: Howard
Perry president George W. Beas and F. X Stearns vice.
PRESIDENT J. f. Sullivan, secretary, and W. b. Curtis.
rcasur The appointment OF committees for the year
follows:
Flnanee-Howard Perry. Julius Harder and f. x.
Storms.
scheduIe-J. E. Sullivan, w. Stump.on and F. X
stearns.
Ruies-w n. Curtis Julius Harder and II. Mcmillan
Trials and Kenstoteu ent-G. w. Beals. {. H. Lus
comb and w. b. Curtis.
Records-H. Mcmillan, J. E. sullivan and W. stimpsoa
Juror-Howard Perry
Athletic Championships. +. sullivan. c. w. Beal..
F. X Stearns Julius Harder and n. Perry.
Baseball-E. X. Stcains. II. Perry and j. wriehtmsn
Feotball-G. W. Beas X. J. Delaro and J. r. Is sck-
hurst.
The appended applications were made for rcin-taie
ment and were refused: William Coleman. W j Su.
van W. S. Beeks W. H. Mclean Thomas Finn. Charles
Bernzcr J. j. Brennan. s. T. Farrar C. J. Hask6s
W. b. Bray j. S. Lees and II. Parker. Those rein
stated into standing W. l.. Ineraham.
c. sheldon J. II. Koran. NJ. Il. Thont,u and ". II.
McCluskey. Heniys 40 yards hurdle record Of los,
seconds accepted and the Conner record
mile made at Boston August 20 aiso accepted.
The dispute OVER the worlds championship NJ Chicago
between Stage and Purer settled by ord'ring So
medal he cut IN two. giving each half. There
wranglc the travelling expenses OF dee.aes
The expenses have been too high The scheme ~ Raise
revenue was left 70 q cormeA OF three.