The Washington times., 1902-09-28

The local bowling season will be for
maliy opened tomorrow night. Will
championship games in the Department
al and Bankers League schedules. AL
games will be bowled on the new Pal
ace alleys.
The Census and Treasury teams will
bowl the opening games for the Depart
mental League. and the National Me-
tropolitan and Columbia teams will start
on the Bankers schedule. The teams
have been practicing hard, and interest
Ing contests are expected.
South Atlantic Association, A. A. q.
The South Atlantic Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union. which includes
in its membership. Maryland, West vir-
ginia. Virginia. and the District OF Co.
iumbia. held its annual meeting at Bal
timore last Thursday, and the election
resulted as follows:
President-Mr. Gustay,,s Brown MARYLAND
athletic Club.
Vice President-Ms. Harry Hechheimer, Bal
timcre Swimmers and Skaters Club
Secretary and Treas,Ircr-Mr. Theodore E.
Stratus, Suburban Club.
Official Handicapper-Mr John p Baer,
Marylsnd Athletic Club.
Assistant-Dr. William S. Grant Baltimore
Swimmers and Skaters Club.
Registration Committee-Messrs. Thomas X.
Barrett, Henry Wiikens and DIR. B. Merrill
Hopkinson.
Z Board of Gorernors-Messrs. Gustavus Brown
aud Henry wilLens. n. A. c.; Mtssrs Albert
Mott and Ernest Tucker, waibrook: Messrs
E. A. Leimkuhler and 7. X. Barrett. st. Leos:
DR.. Sydnc N. Cohen and Mr.. Theodore E.
Straus. Suburban; Mr.. Harry Hechheimer and
DR.. William s. Grant. B. S. S. c.: DIR. b.
Merrill Hopkinson and DR.. II. +. Kelcer, Bal
timore Athletic Club and Messrs. George \.
Stewart and John II. Holmes. City College.
Delegates to the Annual Meeting of tic A.
4. U.-Dr. B. Merrill Hopkinson, B. A. c.;
Mr. n. E: McCoskeTs st. Leos; Mr.. Albert
Mott Wslbiook; Messrs. Henry G. Penniman
and Nivison Long. NJ. A. c., and Mr.. Theo-
dore E. straus. Suburban.
Alternates-Nr Ernest Morris, DR.. William
Grant and DIR. Roger Webb. b. S. S. c.; Mr.
C,utarns Brown. NJ. A. c.; Mr.. ]. NJ. Hunter,
Malhrook, and Mr.. E. A. Leimkuhler, st.
Leo's.
MI Henry G. Penniman. the retiring
president, was given vote of thanks
for his efficient management of the af-
fairs of the association.
1t was decided not to hold the fall
championship games, and preparations
will now begin for set of indoor games
during the winter or early spring. The
reason for dropping the ,all-games
scheme was because the athletes could
not be gotten together in time to prop
erly train.
Atlantic Association, A. A. q.
The annual meeting Of the Atlantic
Association Of the Amateur Athletic mi
nor was held at Philadelphia last week
and complete reorganization was per-
fected.
This association embraces Pennsylva-
mia, New Jersey, and Delaware and has
a large field in athletics under its su-
pervision.
The election OF officers and managers
resulted as follows:
DR.. Frank Fisher. OF the Athletic Club
of Philadelphia, was chosen president,
Charles II. Pyrah, OF the National SWIM
ming Association, secretary and treas
urer, and the following delegates were
elected as the board of managers ior the
ensuing year: John B. Champion, c. n.
Burke, Banks Business College; C. H.
Pyrah. James II Sterrett, N S. A; C.
E. Blackburn, T. L. Gamble. Bethlehem
Presbyterian Church A. A; DR.. Frank
Fisher. H. S. Gratz, A. c. of p; ". H.
Mcmillan and A. ]. Andrews, Vesper B.
c.: George B. Renssner. Court Olympia,
South Bethlehem: ]. F. Fee, John F.
MCGOWAN. c. Y. NJ. A. ".
DR.. J. Kinzer Shell, physical director
OF the University of Pennsylvania, was
elected official Handicapped of the new
organization. and C. H. Pyrah, chairman
OF the registration committee.
Metropolitan Association A. A. q.
At a meeting of the Metropolitan As
sociation of the Amateur Athletic Union.
held on Wednesday night in New York,
new board of managers and officers
were elected to serve during the coming
year The meeting was presided over
by James E. Sullivan. John Steil acted
as vice president and John J. Dixon sec
retary. OF the forty-six amateur ath-
letic ciISs thirty-six were represented
by delegates
The election of the board of managers
resulted in the choice of the following:
James E. Sullivan, A. j. Murberg, B. =
Weeks, j. T. Dooling, J. J. Dixon, NJ. J.
Flynn. T. F. O'Brien, P. ]. Conway. H.
o. 0bertubessing, J. Steil, C. Reuss. J. J.
Martin. F. P. Speir, p. A. Clerkin, and F.
w. Ruben.
The newly elected board Of managers
decided upon the officers to serve dur.
ing the ensuing year as follows: j. E.
Sullivan, Knickerbocker A. c., presi-
dent; M. ]. Flynn. Star A. c.. vice
president, and John j. Dixon, Forty
seventh Regiment A. A, secretary |
treasurer. The registration committee, |
the most important of the several COM
mittees. was named as follows: John |
Steil, New York Turnverein; John T. |
Dooling, New York A. c.. and James A. |
Speer, Valencia Boat Club, of Hoboken. |
Athletics at Y. M. C. A.
The annual tennis tournament for the |
championship of the Y. NJ c. A., and in \
which a few preliminary sets were |
played yesterday, has larger entry list |
than usual. While there are no local |
cracks" in the list, those who will |
compete are well matched, and inter
esting tennis is promised
The list includes the following:
Messrs. c. NJ. Putnam, A. A. Protzman,
8. H. Greene, jr.. B. X. Whitford, e.
Down. jr.. NJ. T. O'Leary, Thomas Grant.
D. G. McRitchie, J. J. Grain, c. ].
W. E. Richardson, NJ. Du Pont
Lee. NJ. J. Gleason, j. B. Morris, r. Y.
Sullivan, c. Brush, J. C. Spaulding, w.
F. Morrow, II. ]. H. Tenful. and c. q.
Cofiin.
The entries and pairs for the doubles
are; Carbine and O'Leary, Greene and
Protzman, Crawford and Ashbrook,
Morris and Grant. Morse and Sutton,
Davis and Moore.
The matches Will be played off as
rpfl a.