The sun., 1903-05-13
INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORT.
Local Associations Pass on Amendments
to the Constitution.

Seven sch OILS were represented at the meet
ing of the New York Intersch elastic Athletic
Is.,o;o,i,, ho,d ,t No 7. o,IIo Ins,i,n,.
a''ol' hc'u ~ De Ia ,ui'e ine'''ut'
YESTERDAY ,S afternoon /. was the na, meet, ,n
,rnuoi election ~ onaoars In tho absence
"' of President % Ma ahapy the meetins ii W was Called
to order by First Vice President Wright.
The most important amendments up for
adoption we're the one in reference to the one
take charge of all the money belon sing to
tne ssa erore .e ahnn
were acteu upon Ires'ush' Mh"ary ~, niauo
MS appearance ana 'o4h 'ks 'ns enaa r he pro- pro-
as follows.
'o' s,,,o,
shall represen, school of this association in any
athletic con,es, until he Shall have been in actual
attendance at said school last mentioned for three
,ns ., ,,p,e 'nsns as a,h.rw,se nrovdea in this
months except as o'nef"'se pfo''ue' !" WIS
''i'9"I President Mahany. explained that this was
practically cutting down the ban placed on
athetSes trGm Gne year take o s pSrt n foobs
and baseball only. For those WlshlnR tp IKE
part IN the spring Irach on ,aa, unta ro tar on IL
would remain one year % @ on m S9te - as naken and y
was decided to leave the RUE Us IL WAS anu
the amendment was killed ,.,o,;an
The IN Tsssra and 10 W Sesome
was neW ~nsn.nS seation " Art}ce Of the by laws
1t reads as follows:
There shall be ctodiIn m m h1i aney an besprpr
% who ss sh. bay S al bs
tne assoca.oh s Tmen abaIi euhmit renort to The
par1sn, ihroSgh its treasurer al every regular
ssS,ST Of ., cas,Gdsn ss1 .snoo shs YEAR take
p"Hrt Thers were two nominations for the Office,
~ ihtrs M me1 nt rHm,nmbia Hmu Grammar school and
Charles p,eees r.aun "nlt the fh decdinS vote in
rIesropF' inrsr ef nv Mare "
''TIr The or report p, % Of the Track Committee
awaitsa WIZ ha nnsSnciation lost Siee on the
shu .Hne .me .. hnid LAST Satmrday but that
% fE'a "a s, asme in the association
Would START heH, iSai t ror;ous W cn,nmittees
He further said that II oca;"n ,ns c;o"s coua make
money every year ,,, ~. ,,-ics or the
ne ADVISED cn'tnhS uo"n 'ne n 90, p md nrn
medals rom ~ S.nt a.. No 70 the Constitution.
posed II as an ainehuinehi " IL ~ tot, ch M
lie then made u not'on LIZ LIZ aln, I. GGchnol
pi9nship be awarded to BerkeieE tad Stn3oi presi-
The fo,ioWmg 9'heerS ReSsTd Ttt School first Sice
president j. 7. Ellin gwood, Dwight school: oio:
second vice pres dent. q, PARSONS Sm..e' Nn
ssnSSiI senSsiey 'stIa sehoo seerernry Penney
La Sale Institute; treasurer D. SINGER 20
umbia Grammar school; r,..od sor
Arrangements have been completed ,, lSf
the first annual dual meet between DWlenI' DeI
school of this city and Hartford Hiah Sch0oi
The games Will be held at the Char,er Thh rhh
track, Hartford. on SATURDAY, MhE .' i"'
following events will be decided; o
Hundred-yard dash, ?2o-yard run, ~ ao
ward run; sso-yard run. one-lIle run ,;, ~
ward hurdle race, 22O-yard hurdle race, pu, :
ting the l?-pound shot, thr9wlng lhe ~
pound hammer. throwing the discus, rlnnIhe
hSh n%r nd "Hnnx w 20 to
for fol the games in the following day I'll. The
hsfoa fslm TI rn re mage %oodward p sh and broad
| jump Ellingwood, lO0-yard dash, unarler,,