The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-13

are T. c. Bland Of st. Louis and Horace
Butterworth of Northwestern University.
John S. Rhodes. New York lnterschoiasic
Association: d. r. James. Princeton; Give
Duval. Yale: Everett Jansen Wendell. Har-
ward George W. orion. University of Penns-
sylvania: G. Il. Adams. New York Univer-
sity. and three more representatives to be
appointed from collegiate interscholastic
associations in the Northwest
The olympic Committee on Golf was ap-
pointed as follows: F. w. Gerould. Chicago
Athletic Club. chairman. George 8. McGrew.
St Louis: c. w. Scudder. ct. Louis; L.
stickney ST Louis and F. S. semple- To
this committee several other members will
be added. ..-
The Committee on Irish Sports that win
have charge of the four days devoted to
the favorite sports of Ireland. including an
international hurting match. international
football. will be presided over by John ].
OConnor chairman. P. ]. Conway. D: +:
Ryan. Colonel Mathew Kiely. J. Sheehan
p r. FitzGibbon. James ]. McGlynn, Tim
othy Danaher, P. w. Byrne and VI. NJ
Cream.
For the Olympic Games Committee on
Rogue. Charles j. Jacobus OF Springfield,
Mass. was selected chairman:
the Lawn Tennis Committee. with Howard
EItirg as the st. Louis member. Other
members viii be aided.
L. ]. Doyle Of the Crescent Athletic Club
was appointed chairman OF the Lacrosse
Committee. A. G.. Batcheider of the Ma.
tional Cycling Association was appointed
James G. Boyd chairman of the Cricket
Committee Associated on the Cricket Com
mittee Will be Doctor E. Duckworth Of st.
Louis.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS.
The following schedule of events for the
Olympic season of 1s04 has been approved
by the committee:
May 1i-Interscholastic meet, for St Louis
May 21-open handicap athletic meeting.
May 2SInterscholastic meet for the
cnh f< ~ fefn 1I,a-z &1rr &c.,
May 3eWestern college championships.
June "A. A. y. handicap meeting:
June "a A. Z. Junior ghsmpionships-
June 1l-olympic college championships;
open to colleges of the world.
June 13-Centrai Association champions
ships.
! June 1s-Mass exhibition. turner's
June 20 to 9ICoilege baseball.
July Turner's international individual
July 2-Turners' international individual
and team contest
July "A. A. u. all-around champion
| ships.
| July ). s and Lacrosse
1 July s and s-Swimming and water polo
| championships.
| July Is and 14Y. NJ. C. A. basketball
July Is and i6-olympic worlds basketball
July is and 19-Basketball
| July - to es-Irish sports, hurting and
| Gaelic football.
i
| ing of the Western Association. A. A. u
| July 3e-Chanipionships Of the Western
| Association, A. A L.
August and s-Interscholastfc Champion
| ships. schools of the world.
| August to l3-Tenni5
| September /. and 3-Olympic games
September 10 10-Worlds fencing cham
pionships.
pionship.
October a and ia A. U. wrestling
championships.
October "a. A. U. gymnastic Champion
ships.
October 2e-Gymnastic championships.
| November 10 and 11-Relay racing. open
| to athletic clubs, colleges, schools and Y.
NJ. C. A.
November 12-Coilege football
| November 10 and 16-Association football.
! November 17-Association football (mofn-
| ing).
November 17-Cross-country championships
(afternoon).
| November 1S-Associatfon football
l November 19-Association football
| November 2+CoIlege football, East and
| West, and local cross-country champion
ships.
| October 3. and 5-Endeavors will be
made TO haye the champions of the Amer
lean and National leagues play a series of
three games for the Olympic championship.
| There are several sports yet to be ar
ranged that will require the cooperation Of
| the national association governing the
sport.