The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-20
METROPOLITAN ATHLETES MEET
j. E. Sullivan Surpri les Deles ates BY Repre-.
senting the PAstime A. c.

The Metropolitan Asso citation Of the A. A.
held it's annual convention last nigh
at the clubhouse of the st. Bartholomew
A. c.. 200 East Forty-second street. and tn
affairs Of the organization for the fiscal yea
were overhauled. The association g nnancia
| affairs were looked into and showed a salts
| factory balance. Protests were dscusses
and new officers were elected and other trivia
matters disposed Of President James E
Sullivan occupied the chair and the following
clubs were represented:
| Anchor a. O., Atlas A. c., Bohemian Gymnasti,
Sokol Boys Club. Brooklyn a. c.. Central Y NJ C. A.
Albany: Central Y. NJ. C. A.. Brooklyn; Central Turr
Verein, German American A.A., Grace A. c.. Greater
New York /. A. A., Greenpoint Y. N. CA. Holly
wood Inn A. A.. Inter Settlement A. A. Mott Haven
A. c.. Mohawk A. c., National A, c.. National Turn
verein New Polo A. A., New West Side A. c.. New
York 4. c. New York TuIh Veren Norwegian L
s., Pastime A. c.. Prospect Park Branch Y. II. C
A., ST.. Bartholomew a c.. ST. George A. C. StaI
a. c., Thirteenth Regiment a. A.. Valencia 3. G..
Vermilye a. c.. Warren A. C.. Vest Sidc Branch
Y. M. {. A., Xavier a A., Young Peoples Associa
ton.
when it was learned that James r.. sullivan
was delegate from the PastlIue A. [. and n OF
the Greater New York Irish A; A.. with which
banding of the knickertocker A. {, 1t was
a case Of going back to his old love with Mr..
sullivan, for he was identified With the Pas
years have down by since he FIRST became an
Indian.
he report s05 showed
81 os' sslssi 0 Enough. The receipts fSs
Il os2'at. The outlay for the Year was s1ss 81.
leaving balance on hand to date Of sSss 81.
which is record breaking figure for the
4 few Of the profitable items Of tine year
were basketball championship. s72 49,
wrestling shamPss s,d ss1s. and the
to @ur memSer.Sip. making total q dsty Clubs
Ss ese Ss II ths o s S ahs
Who has held The once for a , number q years.
and 4: r Copeland the old-tme broad jump
both INDUCED in some lively cnmpai sn hust-
was expect eNpectcd' John STEM Of the Nstionai
McHenry nominated COPELAND. When the
o'Brien was declared the victor
The election Of the board ss, Of manasers
by new duplicating machine. After II
rolled of the ballots. however. and they
we're distributed, the fifteen ,s eligible to serve
found to be as follows;
Tssa STw hpIt 81 1Ssss SSTxln'
SD a A.S,.s + Ths Srs;.t opl,s
Kelly. Mott Haven a. G. 20; John 7. Doollns
Turn vcren, ~: NJ. J.. Flynn, Star A. c.. "a; j. A.
schoheld. Brooklyn, a. C.. 20: T. /. Gross. Central
Y. M c, A.. 20 Y, T. Han. Mohawk a. c.. 81,
Considerable anxiety was felt over the pro-
tests against Martin > shsr'dan; the champion
thrower, Of the New West Side A. c. Both
have been ordered TO return their prizes,
and their cases will be handled by the new
bonrd on Oct. l.
The delegates to the A. A. L. are j. r. Sui
Ivan. Barlow s. Weeks Thomns F. o Brien,
bes;ng
The new board OF managers after a brief
session elected the nf1eer, as tollo VS. Presi-
president, Thomas j. Nevins. st. Bartholomew
A. c.: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H. Obertubbesing,
New West Side A. c.