The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
COLLEGE ATHLETES In SESSION
INTERCOLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION
~ FLOI RISING CONDITION..
Amendment TO Prevent Repetition OF the
schick Misurderst sndlns-Sew Ruie 10
Expedite Polo vsultins r. stsnncn
nj, Columbia presideut-Other Omccrs.

Schick Misunderst sndlnE-Sew Huie 10
,ENpetitc Pole vaulting r. stanHcn
Of Columbia presideut-Other Omccrs'
The intercollegiate Association Of Amateur
Athletes Of America held Its annual con-
vsn,,on n, the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday
and matters Of athletic importance TO me
oolieae world generally we're discussed wH'
dine gravity The affair, finances ana leR's-
Iatiye proceedings for the past year "ers
also closely scrut'ni2sd and u was iouno
on the whole that the association was ny no
means retrogradine. At the present NY
the l. C. 4 T. \ has moro money IMAM
st any time in It's taenty-elght years OF MS
torys I'D 20 Yesterday there were twenty
Ave colleges on the associations roster nut
two. Brown and Holy Cross. were dropped
for not complying with Arucle w. OF INC
constitution. and one newcomer. VA VOW
wos elected 10 membership. leaving inc nuin-
her for this year at twcnty-four. seven
teon were represented Mt the meeting as
fellows:
.colicre c,,y Of Kew YORK \. W Spraguc: Co
hunbIa Ernst stsuren: Cornell, George II. Hooker:
yordham, n. Paol: Georgetown, j. H. Dnep
Hsfsari. ". {. Clark Haverforu' '.'L ."o'n'
inE,on; New Work, r. y. Peek, fennsSNsn'a' ~
x it.I. Princeton. Edwin h. Large; Rutgers II:
r KIRK: stevens O. ". Adams: IS racuse. =. L.
CLARK, Williams. L. C. Bsckar: Yale. O. L. Dn'al'
Svsrthmore Byron Beans;Johns Hopkins. H. IL
Dusney .s
Otb-rs present were tusnvus /: hroy'
Columbia 'I...P. sheldon and j. r. lhon.as'
yale: Murdoch Kendrick and " l.. ieyeiin'
pennsyIyanin; !. James. Prnceton: {. r.
Adams, New York, secretary, and'A j. \
BrAdlev. Columbia. treasurer. t-Jrge "
Hooker president Of the association pre-
sided, and after the roll call thc first business
In order WIS the reading OF the minute, "
the last meeting. which we're adopt'o. mn
aYaI hnN
~. -. 4. a h,Ionc. an hand Of 81 ore o.
that ther. u a pnlan,s =" a u. ,.e,, ~yurinr
a.. Il. and Of, the amounts received the
biggest item wa. tbu, Of the profit on the
a Ths amount mount WA was ..ssoO. There was no
objection when !, was Snd ,b TO ."
spcee 10 tne uom n, VIM ''"' '''
ast s.M IT., nS',hs constitution. stipulates
tAat an associate college not being repre-
.en,sd NJ two preyious track and field cham
pionships shah be droppNd from the a.so.
ciation. and the colleges that came under this
heed were bowdoin. hrown. "1s n,U'
Johns Hopkins and sw ahhmie. ,9'nm ...1
cations were read from three 81 these.
Swsptbmore had a hard.luck story 70 the
''i' -, s;ah ;,,,ns, w,s bit in
the leg wi,h . discus and disabled; Johns
Hopkins had examination on the day Of the
last meet and Bowdoin had another plau'i lc
excuse: >" M tn meee declared Out and Villa
enn ha'y e ri"s,o ~p'e u'''''
The nmendments to re epp nx p1. snd
tiNc O. @ommittee VIZ then in order. over
o uae Of pHese only. Article xvii. section 2 OF
the 10 a wss r,,,e sbols ed there
aa np ,f1Hed scsoolSoys ana others Under the
same eadins regsIdinsI err cond'nGns , on
entering collage Is diu no, thest I'M WI tno
framed the rule. was asked TO explain. He
ssid tie new rule defined an open ,, meetins
the Sc lex case last year, That the section
S,rsra,', coIiege. and Issst a. so'Ioolboys
1 1arr,sJ rstt ~ college life n was though
proper ey should be excluded ed , from t oe
Z moiion aH from s ii kerdrics the appointment
Vas declared carried. Itreadsas follows:
e1n,.aT,Sn an, nr oeer. or university as conn
Psiier 81 the annual ncid meeting wsS since Feb b
two or more ORGANIZATIONS until DC shall have ave
resided one calendar year IN the college or uni
yes', Spn ne stsnasons on his Work duTIn~ that
Proy' t as,ion noWsvsy sssli not amy 10 event,
r.stricted exclusively 20 competitors from colleges
Or preparatory seaoos,
ss.tion from II ,Sh IL BAXTER, the ex-cham.
Ron mole yailner Of the New \ ork A. e, In
~ ,shias o;r, IL ~ .vnadita fu,ure cor tests
By entsilins certain conditions on the method
o. jampns !, was ss5EGd H1aI nm
Sus,n the following isits complete wor ling;
'u-nu- w, y, 49, $3.50, 80 =, -.
The height OF the oa ~ NaHlhs nhu AZ ern
successive elevation snAu oe deeirnlheo py W
- @ 49, on ,tt,mot In o,S.r
LsIn .,p. ~ ~ n,ne,s N Ne inen those " "a
nave taied AZ any, sssi nave second inaI in
n sasr order. and those failing 90 tlis mai s,sli
Ms Trials al any hesni: but lt ne tsils at the neM