New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

and was beaten II TO 6. A. d. Call. OF brown OPP
posed Curtis. and was beaten 10 to D. van Arsaa.e
was elected over NJ. A. Twiford, OF unon' by l.
to I.
The Executive Committee. which VIII nave ils
hands full this year. will be az follows u. H.
Swain OF Princeton: @. \. Crompton. OF liar
ward: q, g. Kirby. OF Columbia, and j. Il. MAI
schied. OF the University OF the City OF Ne"-fork
sherman Day. OF Yale VAS beaten by one vote Tor
a place on the board
THE 4. A. L. MATTER.
And then the matter Of an alliance with the
Amateur Athletic Union c,Ine up. The old Execu
rive commtttec which had met the A. a. |. dele
gat.s on Friday submitted Its report, and recon-
rnendcd an alliance. The report was accepted ana
. H. Sheriff. and g. Richards. o. Yale J. 're
denburgh OF Princeton; James +. Lee OF Harvard
AMI H. l.. Geyeln. OF the vnivcr 7ity OF Pennsyl-
vania were appointed A committee to have charge
~ the matter.
one DELEGATE wanted the matter settled In open
m, ting and another opposed any alliance After
further discussion II left 10 the committee
which Will make It's report 10 the various colleges
and the colleges will decide the question by mail
vote Each college viii have three weeks In which
To- nic a.. answer. Cornell was the only college
to vote against the alliance outright.
y Il. curtis. Julian ". Curlss. 4. G. NILS and
julius Harder representing tho A. A. L.. were
recognized the door and they were asked 10
enter They had Ave minutes 20 tell their little tale
Of u.
T. vas simply looking toward the advancement OF
amateur sport and that IT had no idea OF taking
away their independence. \. q. NILS IN his USUAL
diplomatic style thanked the coHegians Tor their
courtesy IN receiving them and sad that the A. A.
T. would De ready 10 meet the intercollegiate COM
nittcc AT any time.
FOR INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS
pcnusvlvania threw another bomb into the con-
vor;ion when her taking delegate. f. : Ellis. arose
ttfI he Z.
was that a team OF college champions be sent to
england to meet the best men of oxford ana cam
bridge the time suggested being next Ju.y .A d,
Thl, brouch, Sheriff. Of Yale. to his feet Win II
vsorou. protest, and Princeton again sad; The
too Harvard was asksl Tor her oP,n nps we're
mixed at Cambrdse and that he had nothing to say
r,s ,ikcy - say a great deal. and the faculty A
ere,, deai NOR when the question was put to a
vote M so 'r nnf va: Columbia beng the minority and
Harvard refusing TO vote me men "ho nsn III ~
! viii be- qualified to go to England as America :
representatives
AMENDMENTS TO CONSTITUTION.
! The amendments that the preliminary heats be
run In the morning OF the day on which the cham
ponships are held was voted down. and the pre-
llmnares will be held Friday afternoon at :
T. m the day before the championships. Penn
/ sylyana carried this point and then withdrew her
! proposed bicycle race amendment There was a
! long -quabble over cutting out the one-mIe Walk
| and substituting a threa-me run. which was lost.
! The association declared a dividend to be given
! equally TO the colleges which competed al the
| championships last year.
The order OF contests for the championships this
year viii be as follows:
| 1 One-hunired- = ward dash semi-nnaA
yard hurdle semi finals
/ 8 dne hal T.
bicycle semi nnal.
:. u.- md yard hurdle race. final.
q one hundi cd yard dash. final.
| / ono mile walk.
| Four hundred nd forty yard nun hna.
Two hundr red and-tw,nty- yard hurdle semi
/ final
! L. Two-hundrrd and tweny-yard run. semi-nnal
H. mile
Two-mle bicycle r final
~ Two-hundred sud-twcnty- yard hurdle race. hnal.
| "a TVa. hun lr..l-a nd. - N