The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-20
ATHLETICs.
Registration Committee suspends Offenders
of A. A. U. Rules.

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After the adjournment OF the meeting Of tho
Board OF Managers OF the Metropolitan Asso-
citation on Monday night. the newly appoin'rd
Registration Committee. composed OF F. W.
Ruben. F. Fl. Sweeney and John Steil. met to
consider the many fragrant violations Of the
rules at the triple meet OF the Xavier. Pastime
and Star A. Cs. held on Sept. TO- Summary
action was taken In the cases Of the men
against whom evidence was procurable.
The Pastime. whose athletes won the m ajor-
ity Of points at the meet. was the chief offender
1t was proved that J. Bailey competed at
the st. Francis Xavier College games on juno
% under the colors Of the New York Turn YER
Gin. and thatW lillian Hess and J. Bissinger were
starters for the same organ zation In the gym
nastic cham plonships OF the A, A. U. last April.
At the triple meet all three wore the Brazilian
cross OF the Pastlms A. G. They were aus
pended from further competition for thirty
days.
The case OF W. j. Feldkamp, who won three
events at the triple meet. was held over for fur
Their investigation, Fadkamp is another
Turner. who within two years has divided his
allegiance between the Turn Verein. N. Y. &c.
| and Pastime A. c. He was protested at the
triple meet year ago. but his case has hung
ofthetrigle n Get were decided. J.E. Underwood
and II. koehler. who represented the Xavier
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| suspend ed them for thirty days.
The wholesae changes In the rules adyo.
subject Of universal discussion yesterday. The
general impression prevailed that the zeal OF
The antagonistic spirit shown toward the
allied organizations and the delegates at-larRe
o. .s9 ssoS, on MoPasy
msnts in the form required BY the local assoei-
That the allied delegates will feel disposed to
] look favoraby on radical Legislation proposed
scarcely probable. and unless the men inter
ested IN the changes. can bring, convincing
e esran s sSst The
the situation that has not been eensde cred was
pressented oy member OF the N. Y. A. o. yes
"Presum H that IT is the policy Of the N. Y,
rssaTa o he feelings o
other Cube and that It has the power credited
carry eors The action bs tho
Metropolitan Association is sure TO rebound on
the smaller orEantzations OF this district.
clubs are perfeetIy sale from ensroscH H ent.
are i" ranf sapp as vice.
S. siss ses "a will Win b sr e nat 81
living In this district. who. after protection
The NY, A. 9. is scarcely likely to remain
passive II the proposed amendments are carried
are liable to sscede from the Union Il they are
ignored by the central body.
sf3oS 81 oesr. Of Rs SeW aPd
here last eh h old hoard
has been loft vacant by the resignation OF John
+. Moakley. wh2 has been appointed athletic
hand capr or and thirteen ballots cast Last night
showed no choice The candidates are John
aca4sd tn Votes FraST Mcdrah a. Bds
ton. votes. and James, B. Connolly. tht
Jumper. ] vote. The election will again take
SchoolboyS Who Are Interested In Athletics
An IMPORTANT meeting OF the athletic assoca
ton OF Trinity School was held in Association
Hall. lat West Ninety-lrst street yesterday
afternoon. OF the 400 members OF the organl
cation 300 were present The first business o
Importance was the election OF officers for thu
school year OF 1S09.1a00. which resulted al
follows
Counsellor DR.. Ulnann; President. R. W. Rogers
vcepresident II. II. Savage; Secretary, r. A. Garlic
ton; Treasurer, @. Cole: Board of Governors, II. II
Savage chairman; V. Goodwin, j. Benedict and g. c
Ward; Athletic Committee, r. W. Rogers. chairman
D. L. simson p, Sheffield. Al. Fraser. f. II. Updike
II, II. JAckHon, W, H. Jones. n. ". Comorn and o. {
Ward; delegates to the New York Interscholasti
Association. r. W. Rogers and H. II. Savage.
President Rogers in = short address spoke o
the success attained by the school last year
when the Representatives carried off the base
ball, football and track athletic championships
to football. The whole OF the champion team
has graduated and the aterial on hand IL b
no means OF the best. No captain has beei
elected. put II looks as though the homo
many sports TO be INDUCED In by the student
this season will he the game OF basketball an,
a team will be Organized next week II wa
} also decided to have an open gymnastic con
! test some time In February.
i | The athletic association OF De La Sale Insti
! tute held g. meeting at l08 West Fifty mint
I street Yesterday afternoon. Captains an
i managers OF the various teams were elected q
. | follows
Footbsll-H. Connolly captain; G.Corbott, manager
Basenal-ti Corhett, captain; 7. larrelly, manager
Hockey Farrely, captain; NJ. sullivan. manager
Track athetios- KELLY. captain; NJ DAILY, manager
The association Intends to place q stron
, football team In the field this year. It was de
. eided TO have indoor games once week so q
i. TO get the boys in good condition for the trac
games. There viii also be a handball tourns