Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-12
NEXT YEARS OLYMPIC GAMES.
Announcement Of Events and Appoint
ment Of Committees.

nSAt VI SOluul1tCSSS.
The executive Olympic games committee
Of the Amateur Athletic Union has decided
to have the following events in the A. A.
u. junior and senior championships on
July and 4: re-
One hundred yards run. go yards run.
40 yards run, $50 yards run. one-rnile run.
two-mile run, ive7mile run. 40 yards
hurdle. go yards hurdle, pole vault, high
jump. broad jump, throwing the 56-pound
weight throwing the 16-pound hammer.
putting the 16-pound SHOT and throwing the
discus - a
The all-around championship events for
July will be the 100 yards run. putting
the 16-pound shot. running high jump, So
yards walk. throwing the 16-pound ham
mer, pole vault, 12O-yard hurdle, throwing
the 56-pound weight, running broad jump,
and one-mile run.
The following committees were appoint
ed: Olympic games committee for 1904
Walter H. Liginger. Milwaukee. president
of the Amateur Athletic Union. chairman:
Harry Mcmillan. Atlantic Association of the
ANA teur Athletic Association; Barlow S.
Weeks. Metropolitan Association: James
E. Sullivan. Metropolitan Association; Ed
ward E. Babb New England Association;
A. c. Garneau, Western Association; John
J. OConnor, Western Association; J. Mach
Ian. Central Association, and the president
of each executive association of the A.
A. u.
The committee also decided to appoint
sectional representative committees in each
district these committees to have the local
arrangements in their hands.
The different sectional committees are
In part as follows:
New Engiand-J. Frank Facey, Thomas
F. Riley. DR.. F. H. OConnor and A. ].
LII jr.
Central Association-Dr. George X. Her
man. P. F. Murphy, e. ]. Ryan. w. f.
N HI. HarXraVG. IL.
George w. Ehler.
Metropolitan Association-A. J. Morburg.
chairman: F; w. Ruben; Thomas Neyins.
John T. Dolling, NJ. j. Flynn. Thomas F.
O'Brien and II. o. Verbessing.
Atlantic Association-Charles p. Pyrah.
chairman; John B. Champion, c.. e. Black
burn Lawrence McCrossin. ]. II. Sterrett,
B. Howard Craddock and Carson Daven-
port.
South Atlantic Observation-Disclosures
Strauss. chairman: DIR. Fl. Z. Kelsey, DIR.
B. Merrill Hopkins. Henry q. Penniman.
Nivison Long and Robert Garrett
Olympic games committee and Y. M. =.
A. athletics-Dr Luther H. Guiick. chair
man: G. T. Hebron, Prof George Ehler, DE-.
Kennedy and DIR. J. H. McCurdy.
Olympic committee on college athletics
and college base ball-Charies II. Sheriff.,
Yale, chairman: Everett Jansen Wendell.
Harvard; G. T. Kirby, Columbia; ID. r.
Georgetown; F. B. Ellis University OF
Pennsylvania: Seward Simons, Cornell: r.
Decato. California; A. A. Stage, Chicago;
DIR. Hetherfngton. Columbia University; ID.
r. Francis, jr, Yale: Joseph Ware, Yale;
r. Wells jr.. Princeton: Charles Baird.
University of Michigan; George HUFF, Uni
versity of Illinois; Sears Leakman. WASH
ington University; Horace Butterworth.
Northwestern University, and representa-
tives from the University of Wisconsin. Uni
versity of Missouri and University Of Iowa.
Olympic basket bali championship COM
mittee-G. T. Hebron, chairman. Y. M. c.
A.: DR.. Kennedy, ST Louis: Theo Blair, st.
Louis: Thos. Riley Bosten: Theo Strauss.
Baltimore: c. H Pxrah, nPhiladelphia: F.
L. Gross. Brooklyn; George w. Ehler, Chi
cagO. zaqejt4.
Olympic games copmittee college foot
ball-Jultan w. Curtis. Yale. chairman;
Paul ,Dashiell Annapolis, Walter Camp.
Harvard: ]. B. Pine. Princeton: A. A.
Stage. Chicago: D. r. Francis. jr.. Yale;
James Ware. Yale; Sears Lehman. Wash
ington University; D. r. Hetherington. Co
lumbia University: chas. Baird Michigan:
George Hun, Illinois, and representatives
from the University IN OF Wisconsin. Uni
verstty of Minnesota. University of Iowa
and University of Missouri.
Olympic games worlds fencing cham
pionship eommitteeIH e. Garnea, presi-
dent of the Western Association: chairman:
]. ]. O'Connor. F. J?sEeaeock. q. J. MUIR
ply. Alexander Munro, F. x. Green and II.
L. Hillary. y