The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-07
THE NATIONAL BEAGLE TRIALS.
A Long List of Fixtures to He Decided on
Hempstead Plains.

Long List Of Fixtures to He Decided on
Hempstead Plains.
Premium lists have been sent out for the
tenth annual field trials OF the National Beagle
Club OF America. to begin on Oct. % on Hemp
stead Plains and to continue daily until all tho
classes and stakes have been run of. The
entries close on Oct. 8 with the Secretary and
Treasurer. G. Mifiin Wharton, Is Broad street.
the officials reserve the right to reject the
entry Of any dog that from the best informa-
ton obtsnsble and sscSSsdiIs to their .Id a.
Book an extended pedigree. so far as, can be
There are nine regular classes. in which the
he st third R $40. 10 addition the National Cfai-
GTS FER Ss or E be 1pH 1
iormmsnos in the held In chase Of Molly Cot
counts 90 reT cent ana d, shSw quail
least two packs must compete or the CUP will
Atlantic Association of the A, A. u. ii as n
stormy session.
At the annual meeting OF the Atlantic Assoc
citation of the A. A. U. held at Baltimore last
Saturday there was q continuance OF the
suuabbling between the Baltimore and PhIla-
dslphia delegates that began year ago.
Whom President Henry q. Penniman called
the meeting to order 1t was found that Balt!-
more had majority In voting by Ave to three.
but Harry Mcmillan, who represented both the
Athletic Club and the Vespsr Boat Club. in
sisted that the provisions OF the constitution
rsouirnK clubs to pay their dues ten days be-
fore the annual meeting In order to vote be
lived up to.
Only the Vesper Boat Club. National Swim
ming Association and Baltimore A. c. had
compiled with the constitution. President
Pennlmau declared he was compelled to rule
that only the three clubs. who had paid their
dues within tho stipulated time. were entitled
to vote. This left the Phlladelphlans with two
votes against one for Baltimore.
three eiGbs elect their repret tlves on the
tSS!r rspressntati yeS to be elected as soon as
effRr u dues 9th oitSs Maryland c. were paid and
tho election resutSdas fnllows; De p. Mer-
Per Pc b. e.; Y Kelly and j: f. stsrrstt, N s,
A., and H. G. Penniman, Maryland A. O.
suggestion Of the Metropolltan AsIoefiatlon
that az athlete shall not sn cHR 10 "a
that district at least four months. and stating
the preference OF the Atlantic Association for a
ment debarring undergraduates from repre-
aentinG any club outside OF their college dis
trict AlRO received 0nuorsOu0nV.
The Board OF Managers elected the following
officers:
DIR. D. Merrill HopkinSon. Baltimore A: C., presi
dent; Hugh L. HAuEhton, Baltimore A. C., ylcs-
president J. W Kelly y; 3; A.. secretary treasurer
| j II Sterrett, National Skating Association, hsnd
| cAprer Registration Committee. H. g. PennimAn
Mtrylaud A. o.. ]: W. Kelly. n s. A.. with one other
man to be elected,
Basketball.
The Cleveland Basketball Club Of Newark /. open
| for games this winter Address George Eturgier
| SAT Broad street. Newark. n. j.
The Little Falls basketball team. champions Of
Central and Western New York, have some good
| dates open for hrst'Glass teams. Address Frank W.
| Klock Little Falls. N. Y.
The Mount Morris Basketball Team Of Harlem
defeated the DreAdnAught A. &. Team at the latter
| hall, 10th street and Third avenue. on Thursday
| evening by . score of IL points toS.
| Dr. Charles e. Hammett. the Physical Director OF
| Polytechnic Preparatory School and Institute, OF
Brooilrn has decided to hold series of interrlass
| baske tball games among the scholars in both the
school and institute classes. several teams nave
alre been formed and have started in 10 practise
Tho regular hrsI and second teams OF the ms n uton
have also been made up, ana ontsIdh teams YlshHg
,t,Ia al haPl IL Ham.