The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-12
HORR AND YOUNG UNDER FIRE.
Intercollegiate Committees Debate in Pro-
test Against Them.

The executive and Che ad-
yisory committee of the intercollegiate
Association of Amateur Athletes met last
night in the Fifth Avenue Hotel to con-
slider the protest against r. /. Young and
NJ. Frank Horr, the two Syracuse University
athletes who competed In the Intercollegiate
track and field championships at Cambridge.
At a meeting Of the committees lust before
the meet these two men were protested py
Gustavus T.. Kirby. on behalf OF Columbia.
on the ground that they were not in residence
at Syracuse on or before October Is and
therefore under the rules not eligible to
represent Syracuse in the championships.
The committees last night considered all
the evidence in tho case. and while a decision
was not reached the committeemen went on
record as strongly opposed to Syracuse in
its relations with these two pen, II
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they we're opposed to men, like Horr and
Young who. having failed in examinations
a 9be one se SH q that fmm t6ese men soG we're f no5hine
but athletic "bounders" and said that, q, re,
c%urrence Of, instances Ike this would iead
the l0ttTtOIltk hte dSSVNiht WI W, fo's u A','
I ptlitas chhaamipionships. Bitter feeling was
expressed by al az o 5hoi ien p tsse syf ana It WAS WAS
much TO blame for permitting men like this
to compete. ~
had been al Pennsylvania and had failed to
pass their entrance examinations. They LETT
the university and went 70 syracuse; Craig
ssHlvania football team; ", \, Moriee, assistant
coach and Robert c. Filwel, fullbaek Of the
o css a Ho s1ey snd 4 mSne A M from NV VET sef PPh nGo
ddelppbia on October IL at o'clock the day Of
Ike football game betwee1 Pennsylvania and
declared this TO be sure, and in such case 1t
would have been impossible for these men to
be in syria cuse In time 10 register, October Is
oe ATSd { Sihaaa about fifteen in NUMBER, were
brought down last night by F; h; Plumb,
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cise on October IL and registered on October
il. Amdavitss t. this effect were submittsd
Smailey of the College of Liberal Arts and
from a dozen other persons who saw them
in syTsGnse; Ars snd sro olIp ISe S {Tom a f Ba1l,
OrTn ne in support Of this also were submitted.
THE fact, is" said Mr., Kirby; that some
one Is mistaken we 90 not say tnat any one
where We shall submit these Syracuse affi-
davits to the Penpsylyania men and see II
her "a, or the Wednesday preceding. when
IpennsyIf"nie ISay ia hCq aIs s1 rTsn sbe co and
MARSHAL Marsh. win hs eReS to s'' AXE sr the SI matt tae under H1ier
advisement and reach a decision out Of hand.
That will take several weeks. and we shall be
thew are disaualined Yale will be placed third,
Mr.. Sands of Yale says that he does not care
whether Yale is third or { Grth; but, Ike 1.-THE the
nd student $ ;e%cqndarily. / at all"
Horn won the hammer throw and was sec
rppI in the ghOt mt In the INTERCOLLEGIATE