The sun., 1894-11-14
sCHooLBor ATHLETES MEET.
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Stop One ofHsru ards Players Throw 0nt

They Fts Up the Foetssn Schedule sad
stop One orBsrusrds Players Throw Ont.
The November meeting Of the New York city
! Interscholastic Athletic Association was held at
| Trinity School. l4T West Ninety.frst street.
] yesterday afternoon. The following schools
were represented; Barnard Berkeley. Cutler.
! Drlsler. Hamilton Institute. DE La sale lnsti-
/ tute. Wilson & Kellogg, Dwight. Halsey. COL
| legiate. Trinity, Harvard. Condor. Woodbridge,
| Columbia Institute. and Columbia Grammar
| This list ihcudes the full membership OF the
| association. every school being represented he
cause Of the unusual interest manifested in the
meeting. A good deal ~ cxcitemcn; attended
the matters Brought up for consideration by
| the delegates. The most important Of these was
the question whether Barnard School can play
Cobb, one Of the strongest lads on the Barnard
eleven. II was shown that CobO had been IN
business previous TO his recent connection with
Barnard School. A clause In the Interscholastic
4. A. constitution says thut boy who has been
to business and returned 10 schoo, shall not rar.
ticipate In any contest under the direction OF
the 1. 4. a. This would bar Cobb. but the
Barnard delegates claimed tha. he had only
been In q business house on trial. ami then hav.
ing decided to study had returncd 20 Barnard to
bar Cobb. but their % feiiow ID delegates s thought m
the constitution Cobb was barred out. '''''''' VI
Then Syme OF barnard moved an amendment
tO,tne COnSutullOn covering tODns case, ana
tried TO have the amendment passed. but as the
constitution plainly says that notice Of au
amendment must be given one meeting and ac-
tiOn taken Rt another. Syme was ruled out of
order. Accordingly the amendment will not be
ular meeting will he held. BY that time the
football season will he over barnard. in CON
sequence, viii Ire forced TO play without one OF
her best backs
Tho association decided to invite the schools
League To compete with the New York associa-
tion In relay race to he held next spring at one
OF the open air scholastic games.
The football schedule, which. owing to nu-
ened out. COndOn and Harvard schools have |
forfeited all their games in their respective seC- |
tions. and the games to he played now. with the |
dates, are as follows:
Nov lb-Cutler VS., Trinity, at willlamsbridge sec.
ond section Barnard Hamilton, at Mt Morris Park
trst section.
Nov lV-Berkclcy VS.. Woodbridge. nt Berkeley oval,
Nov. 20.-De La sale vs. Hamilton at Polo grounds.
hrst section.
Nov. aY-Barnard VS.. De La saie, at Polo grounds,
Nov. % Hamilton va. Columbia Grammar school.
nt Manhattan Field, frat section.
Nov. 26-rrinty vs. Woodbridge, on Woodbridge
grounds, second section
The final game for the championship between
the winners Of the sections will he played on Nov.
% Instead OF on Thanksgiving Day, as at first ar
ranged. The record OF the teams TO date is as
follows:
FIRST SECTION.
Schoos, Won. Los, Schools. Fon. Lost.
DE La sale. ......Y OC u. S.............1
IIs4nntG ::::...,"I 8 Condor. . ii
SECOND SECTION.
Shooi Won. Lost schools. Won. Lost.
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