The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-19
INTERSCHoLASTIO A. n. MEETING.
Charges OF Professionaiism TO He Iavesti-
Gated-The FootbsIl Schedule.

Charges OF Profsssio..iism to He I.vesti-
Gated-The Football Schedule.
A special meeting Of the New York Inter
scholastic Athletic Association was held at
Berkeley School on West Forty -fourth street
yesterday afternoon. The meeting was called
by President Sykes at the request Of Berkeley.
Harvard. Barnard. Drisler. and Columbia Gram
mar schools. President Sykes called the meet
ing TO order and told the delegates that the
Football Committee appointed a week ago
were ready to make their report. Two reports
were presented. The majority report was sub
mitted by Batchelder of Drisler School. Chairman
Of the committee, Moeran Of Berkeley and Syme
of Barnard. The report advocated that the
teams play for the football championship in one
section. The minority report called for two
sections. and was presented by Dillenback Of
Harvard School and Sutro OF Columbia Gram
mar School. After hot debate the minority
report was accepted, and accordingly the
schedule was ordered divided into two sections
Not n little excitement was caused by n refer
in The sun last Sunday signed by a MI Chap
Firth FIT avenue school" for having prscties i
paid boys to come to the school and play on the
Chapman, and inquiry by delegates at Condor,
Harvard. Columbia Grammar. and Wilson and
Kellogg SCHOOLS failed to disclose 70 the dele
Chapman TO come forward and substantiate his
charges, as they wish to make example of
the school making use Of such d methods S to Oh
ton. On motion OF Philbrick Of Condor School
the following committee were appointed to in
Philbrick OF Condor. Moeran OF berkeley, and
Sutro of Columbia rammar School.
Three schools are in danger of being dropped
from the association for another matter. The
constitution Of the association says that all
Meetings shall forfeit their right Two TO
membership In the association Columbia In:
have been so absent President Sykes requested
THE SUN TO announce that unless they are pres
emit at the next meeting. 70 be held at Trinity
the roll OF membership.
The association Is undecided about where to
play the games. some may be played at Berke-
Governors Island. The following delegates
were appointed a Committee on Grounds: Dill
lenback of Harvard School, sptro OF Columbia
don, and Stratton of Hamilton Institute.
Toward the end orthe meeting the schedule of
games was adopted as follows;
FIRST SECTION.
Oct. e5-Columbia Grammar school BARNARD
School; Hamilton Institute De La Sale Institute.
Nov. columbia Grammar School vs. De La Sale;
Nov s-Coiumbia Grammar school vs. Hamilton In
stitute; Barnard School vs. Condor school.
De La sale institute VS. Condor school ''
. Nov; gS-Collmbla Grammar school y. Condor
School; Barnard School vs. De La Sale Institute.
SECOND SECTION.
Oct. 2s-Cutier School Woodbridge School;
Trinity School vs. Berkeley School.
. Nov; 5-Cutler School rs. Trinity School, Berkeley
Nov. Is-Cqtler school vs. Berkeley Schools Wood.
nov. Ss"BerieieS schooi va woodbridge school;
School VS.; Trinity school.
bridge School vs., Trinity School.
The officials OF the games will be chosen from
schools other than those playing.