The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-02
0narsr1AKs mo LIKs sronr.
A Report IRON enc Y. n. c. A. Athlete
League or North America.

The Governing Committee Of the Y. N. @. A
Athletic League of North America held o meet
ing last week and appointed @. ". Patterson. DR..
Guliok, and DIR. Phillips delegates TO the A.
A. U. Chairman Pratt Will iappoint q fourth
man from tho West after consultation with
league members of that section. Tbe follow
Ing report has been issued:
1t should be plainly understood that II Il not neo-
s-sary for associations which are members Of the
league 70 secure the sanction of the A. A. U. for ath-
letic games. On tho other hand. the bylaws Of the
league require that all games other than those
confined TO tho members Of one local association
or branch shall receive the sanction of tie commit
tee which has Jurisdiction in It's section.
Secretaries and physical directors arc urged not
70 overlook tao securing OF the written declara-
ton Of intention from members who have CON-
poted recently for both the association and A. A.
U. clubs. This should receive immediate atten-
ton, ~ n list must be prepared and Forwarded TO
the Secretary of the A. A. U.
That basketball will be q popular winter
pastime among the young Christians of the
Central branch, Brooklyn, Is shown by the In
terest displayed. The team, It Is expected,
will be the strongest the branch has supported
in years. Tho lineup will be rs follows; Loft
forward and captain, Leeds; right forward,
Riefenstahl; right centre. Garrison; left cen
Gerlach; left guard, Diemer. The games ar
ranged are as follows:
Nov. company E. Thirteenth Regiment. at the
A. c. OF New York, at Forty seventh Regiment
Il, XXdelphla, at Central branch; 10. Eastern Dis.
trict Y. NJ. c. A., at Central branch; ps, Fourth
5. fanWood 4. a. of the Deaf and Dumb Institute,
1 70. S ssy f SIs.e O. 4, r e., ss o !; n; e. branch RAJ 81 r rs. Or.
s%ayaso's I%ee.ti.usG; a; New YoT1; 20, New Prit rim.
team sssnsih Il Re Sfw britain. 4. central sin; i Srs SS@?' I! b. ): saw saw:
ages Institute, at Central branch: 9, Mount Yer
A., a. Central Sfascn; vs., Yale Un!vsr.i,y, Al cen:
New fff Bri9a.n's team, al at New ss eritain; March Us,
Mount Vernon Y, N. {. A.: a, Central \ branch anc Apr,i
rate COMPANY Of Yenkers, at Central branch; Il.
5asss5n ~ Hl't New Il brls mi I; team. Ai "a a, t censrai brsnoS.
The first of the indoor contests of the Bed
ford branch were held last week and resulted
as follows:
JUMP, 1 feet so Inches; q. v. wiiliamsonePush
ups. SO times! running high Jump. = feet ioS
high jump. Z I foSt ~ inehsas a. NJ. Esrie.IPu.S
ups. 10 times; running high Jump. 8 feet y inch;
jump. I feet 81 inches: y. scrImaseoar-Pa.h ups.
10 !, ,d,s runp,ns hisn Jump; = feet s ~ 1nsaes S,z =,
i RnSS ?. l feet ssiT icH ,n sR:: e Z. W S,& cnf;i.s sSnl'1s a ns.,
H. ,lIssii Fp.R'n ns, hi g i ,n%D, . pu 1Sss Z h Inch JUMP u; p,
8 feet AZ inches; Daniel ~Reuss-Push ups. 0 time;
Push ups. . times. running high Jump, feet loH
inches; 9; c; 9%yp'Cs1Fr.h ups q times; 5nnP,aS
ups. IA times; running high jump. 4 feet on inches
Tho schedule for the season is rs follows:
Nov. 2s-Pull ups and spring. board jump: Dec.
22, pole vault and standing broad jump; Jan. SO.
shot put and running high kick: teb. 2s. rope
climb and standing high jump; March 10, bar vault
and exhibition.
The Twenty-third street branch basket
ball team added another victory to it's li.t
by defeating the Twenty-sixth ward branch
of Brooklyn at tho hall of tho former branch
on Saturday night. The score was 40 TO o. Tho
second team Of the Twenty-third street branch
also defeated the Vermilyia A @. by a score of
2S TO !.