The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-21

SD HoNtug Matches Seeured.
A meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of the
Metropolitan Association Of the A. A. L. was
held last night at tho Astor House. The follow
ing members answered 10 roll call;
James r. Sullivan, New Jersey A. C.. President; John
stei n. " T. ", Treasurer; George W. Wood, Union
A. c., sccretaryi r. u Allen, Ravenswood H. C.; " j.
Barnes winiamsburgh A. A.. J. J. Carroll, Cathedral
A. A., c. J. Harvey. st. stephens A. A.; r. ". HJert-
berg. twenty second Regiment A. A.; ". j. Linehan,
Riverside A. c. Newark; A. W. Rider, clipper A. CT
y. W. Rubien, 81. George A. c.; T. n. Sweeney, Brook
Ign A. C.; Charles White, Clinton A.. G.
After the reading and approval Of the minutes
OF the last meeting Treasurer Steil presented his
financial report from May o5, 1904, TO date. and
announced that the association had balance TO
Its credit OF f525.s4. The outstanding Habit
ties are for prizes for the boxing championship
held at Newark in 1893. The Treasurer was au-
thorized to expend the sum Of 5000 for the pur-
chase of suitable prizes, and Messrs steil, White.
and Rider were appointed committee to select
The board slso resolved to pay long stand
ing debt OF 500 10 Mr. A. u. Mills. Upon
favorable report Of the Schedule Committee the
Willismsburgh A. A. secured the dates Of Oct.
~ and is for a boxing tournament and the
Pastime A. G. and Company OF the Twelfth
games 70 be held at the Twelfth Regiment
Henry Apfel Of the St. George A. C.. who has
meetings, was exonerated from the charge by the
comnittee, there being no protest on file against
him, and the Secretary was instructed to notify
the ofiicials OF the Ravenswood Boat Club that
they could award the prize won by APPEL at
their boxing show.
A protest was on file In reference to the tug of
war given at the Archdlocesan Union games on
July -, but the matter was laid over for further
Membership Committee. the y. ". e.. A. Of New
ark was duly elected to membership in the asso-
citation; the applications Of the Gents Sport
ing Club of Jersey City and the Anchor A. G. Of
vestigation. Archibald ID. Dolby OF Brooklyn
and member Of the Seventh Regiment A. A.,
was reinstated as an amateur In good standing.
as were also +. X. Austin Of the New York A. G.
and Seventh Regiment A. A. and A. 4. Lindner
OF the -. George A. G. l. Vogellus had also filed
an application for reinstatement, but his case
was referred back to the committee.
dropped from the pembership roll: Acorn A. A.,
lexington 4. G., Manhattan A. G., and Mount
letter from vice-President Cunning resign
ing his premiership on the Board was read, and
Board decided TO take action In the matter Of
the Y. NJ, &. A. giving open unsanctioned meet
inEs at which many athletes, members of clubs
In the association, unwittinRly disqualified them
the Y. NJ. &. A. branches that in future they
must register and schedule their games. or all
athletes competing would disqualify themselves.
Many complaints have been filed with the
Board from time to time by athletes who al
legged they had no means OF knowing whether
meetings had been properly sanctioned or not.
To remedy this the Secretary will every two
weeks send TO the secretary Of each club In the
association a list of properly sanctioned meet
ings. The Annual Outdoor Championship Com
mittee reported that the meeting held at Sara
toga on July u resulted In n net profit Of S21S.
The meeting adjourned subject to the call Of the