New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
SANFORD PROFESSIONAL.
H. Il. L. Refuses HIS Request for
Reinstatement.

meeting at the Grand Union Hotel yesterday. elect
ing officers and committees. adopting a resolution
Offering the support of the union to the Olympic
games to be held the St Louis Fair and acting
on cases of disqualified athletes
G Foster Sanford OF Yale recently successful
as a middle distance runner. and the man VINO
started Columbia its present football career.
applied for reinstatement as an amateur TWO
years ago Sanford disqualified. according 10
the rules. for receiving a salary as a football
coach He asked that his amateur standing be
given back 70 him matter Of sentiment MS
friends say he appeared to plead his case, -7ylns
he was thoroughly amateur in spirit After a long
discussion it was decided by vote Of l-3 to 5l-S
that to reinstate Mr. Sanford would be inconsistent
with The policy Of the union. and would establish
q bad precedent.
Other cases acted upon included those OF four
members Of the 'gg9' hose team Of Buffalo, dls-
qualified for their competition in the Pan-Aneri-
can games in 1901 Two OF them, Harry A Ihur-
low and Rowland o Miller, were reinstated. while
the applications Of the others, II. A Allison and
John Coleman. jr.. were denied. Others relnstated
were William Miller. Of Trenton, y J.; Samuel
Berger, Of san Francisco; Frank c. Marion. Clay
ton A Nettleton, G. F Hall and Edward F. John
ston. all four basketball players Of Meriden, Conn.,
J H. Shine. of Charlestown. Mass: H Laval
here Of San Francisco. Those whose appIica-
tons were denied were II. A. Allison. OF Buffalo;
". II Young. Of Butte. Mont; L Goodwin, OF
and L Thompson, of New-Haven, Conn.
There was very little change in the officers and
Athletic club. was Reelected president. The vice
a9c are ID Z Eoanor OF Of the western
Association; ". P. Hinchman. Of the Pacific As
ciauon. James E. Sullivan, representing the Net
ropolitan Association, reelected secretary and
The board Of governors chosen follows:
H Lstngs George K Herman u John r MoIAshlaR
NeTiT u ? Wlns'9n 7 F F45ey Z a y LII "
l. L '5ano- s1Iii-sn SCION Tac,5s II
= Cou1o 4 G LIS 4 F
G c. Hughes. c. T. kirby 9 H Mapes. Il. G. PENN
Quick, DT. H E Kelsey P German and c E Dunno.
The committees fellow:
Finance-JuIiaa F. Harden. chairman: John J. Dixon
Athletic Championships-James E. Sullivan, chairman;
6dgard 2 Babo Harry Mcmillan BaTto~ 5 Weeks
Lesislativs-.A G Miller; chairman: BartOx 5 Weeks.
B. sgIiv@ an Chairman a = Wigs'oR'
Rsske9baIi2r5r Ithe- Culc Chairman: George 7
Eher. B P sullivan, T E straus H. Hauser. A J,
LII jr-. F. L Gross
SC ri t1 Ss6cition ali % TbSb IN are anil
delegates. The finances OF the association were
Sass 81. The report Of the record committee was
clared official BY the association;
ATHLETICS.
seventy-ysrd hurdle race hurdles, in high
L. 6. Bllokmer New-York City. February IS 1903,
Bs5a hg Ms. 5sSs s e err nsrs + 1913 ts
hundred tventy-yard hurdle race Cten hurdles
? T. 6 II 5igh}-E J ClaPP Berkeley Oval May 80.
rlarg . 1903 Time 0.o7is.
TTo-nle run-AIexander Grant. Travers Island. Sep
teElher Is 1903 Time. 9;2sS.
Three-Ieeged race sixty yards-W. s Edwards P.
A sayles. NeH-York January IS 1903 Tine, o:0I a
I6Tee-eEse5 Ta7s 100 yagas-W ss EdT2Tds a1S P
Charles J. P. Lucas Louis. August % 1908 Time.
sack race 9s, 17s ysrdsa 5e A onderdonk. NewTork
T9yi1g seRolad weight gnli 9 and toIIow
Serteraber . 1903. Distance. IS z. in.
A 9 celsie- PARK. Nsu-York. September Z 1903 Dis
tance. 26 It. So in.
SWIMMING.
Fifty yards Cstraightaay; stream)-Davtd GauI
PhiladsPha sviaging Club. lafayette Penn. August
NONE q Br9ns S &C pan Hev"T6fk c2 February T.
one hundred yards Cs-aiEhtayay tidal SAT-
August l. ie68. Time. 1:OsH 1'''"o
c4ies a6er 3 a c. NeY }5 CIV tSu' Mardh =
one hu3drsd ana fifty yards Oath; av. sgrns,charss
o9s hqRa5sa aRs ssveatyave yards oath H., SIX sg51s
Two = nun and vs1tyve yards 55sth: eight ars5
---s-oar C,C1r,7bfs T-DFyarsiry %suy-yCrr
c1 Fs6-q2Ty "a 1913 s, THE az ,,-1osan
" sPeRSs a'5 cal3s f Pave Cy FebT11
Two hundred and seyeuty-hve yards Oath ten turns--
Joseph " Spen er, Columbia University; February IA
Three hundred yards oath: eleven turns)-Joseph W.
Spencer Columbia University February IA. 1908 Time.
three hundred ans twenty-five yards Oath: we've
turns}-Joseph y. Spencer. Columbia University: Feb
rua-v Il 1898. Time 423-
Three hundred and 1fy yards bath thirteen turns
Ienh 7yr ", sPt5eeF' c0-r'a University FEBRUARY T.
sree hundred and .eventy-aye yards Oath; fourteen
tuTnslJoseP5 " spe2es[l Columbia University; Feb
-Four hundred and twenty-five yards Oath; sixteen
turnsl-JosePh ". spenoeG Columbia University; Feb
-Four hundred fifty yards oath seventeen turns
Joseph W Spencer Columbia University; February a.
-Four hundred and seyeuty-hve yards bath eighteen
tu-ns)-Joseph ". Spencer, Columbia University. Feb
Spencer Columbia University; February u. 1898 Time.
four turrs-Caarles Ru5erl y Y 9. Travers Island.
y. Y: September Il. 1903. Time. S:l51t.
hundred and seventy yards across tidal nalt
six turnst-Chsrles Ruherl y Y A c. Travers
Island. September i. 1893. Time, 1144%
Nine hundred yards across tidal salt water eight
turnsl-Chsrles Eulerl. y. 7. A c. Travers Island.
Eleven hundred Yards across tidal salt water; nine
turns}--Cha-es Ruberl N y A. c. Travers Island,
Twelve hundred and ten Yards across tidal salt
water turnslCharies RuSerl. y Y A C, Travers
Island. September T. 1903 Time. 1e:1GA
vater eleven turnsl-CharIes RuberI. y Y A C.
TraverS Island. September u 1903 Tine 95s.
Fifteen hundred ard forty yards tacross tidal salt
Trave-s Island. September T. 1868 Time p
sixteen hundred and fifty yards across tidal salt
water. turus)-Chsrles Ruberl y. y. A. c..
Travers Island September II 1903 Time $500
one mile across tidal salt water; fifteen turnsi-
Euherl. y Y A. c. Iravers Island September
Il 1908. Time IS 90 Il