The San Francisco call., 1910-08-26
amateurs HEADS
FALL into BASKET
Offending Athletes Feel Lash of
p. A. A. Registration
Committee
By HERBERT HAUSER

The registration committee of the
Pacific athletic association held warm
meeting yesterday afternoon in Secre-
tary Alfred Skates Office, and a num-
ber of amateur athletes had their cards
Cancelled.
The Irish American athletic club was
suspended indefinitely for refusing to
secure a sanction for the Hibernian
games on July 4. This will in all prob
ability interfere with next Sundays s
meet between the Olympic and Pastime
clubs, as the Irish Americans were to
have been in on the meet.
P. J. Hallisey of the Irish American
ticipating in professional games given
at Shell Mound park at the Rebel Cork
picnic. Hallisey will be tried at next
Thursdays meeting.
F. Elton MacNamara, the well known
Olympic club runner and University of
California runner was indefinitely sus-
pended for entering games and failing
to participate. Mcnamara was entered
in next Sundays meet, but his sus-
pension will bar him from competition.
Cecil Caldwell of the Olympic club.
John Sullivan of ST. Joseph's school, H.
M Acton of the Pastime athletic club
Dan Reise, Eddie Mulnerr and V. A.
Fabris, unattached, were suspended for
not participating in the Gaelic club
Il meet OIL last lnOllH.
The secretary of the Columbia ath-
letic club was cited to appear before
the committee next Thursday and ex-
plain the manner in which the Colum-
bia club handled its boxing tournament.
The Western club was granted per
mission to hold state wrestling cham
pionships which Will be held in the club
gymnasium on October s. This tour
nament will be open to registered anna
teurs only and will be run off in the
regular championship classes.
The Sacrament, athletic club was
granted the state amateur boxing
championships, to be held November 2
at Sacramento.
The town of Larkspur was granted
sanction for an amateur field day to be
held September 5.
The registration committee has re-
ceived its new registration cards from
the Amateur athletic union, and from
now on the new cards will be in force
All old cards will be called in on Janu-
ary l, 1911.
The swimmers of Lowell and Lick
schools will have a dual meet next
Monday afternoon at the Lurline baths
which will give a good line on the
Academic league swimming champion
ships which are to be held on Septem-
ber- IA.
Managers Richard Smith and CIar-
ence Erickson met last night and an
nounced the following entries for the
meet, the first race of which will start
at $3.50 p. m.:
80 yards-Lowel, Lindgren. Grimes Smith,
Hall. Ransohof: Lick Shaw, Litchfeld, Halbert
Erickson. Richardson
100 yards-Lowell. Meyer Heacock Jones,
Hall. Derby; Lick, Litchfeld. Halbert Richard
son, Lohse. Erickson.
22o yards-Lowell. Jones. Meyer. Derby. Ray
ward; Lick. Halbert. Lohse. Rhode.
$40 yards-Lowell, Smith, Hayward. Code,
Busey; Lick. Martin Shook. Maunder, Worth.
$50 yards-Lowell, Smith. Presley, wilkins,
Van Fleet; Lick Shook, Martin Maunder. Worth
Relay race--Lowell, Jones. Meyer. Lindgren,
Hall, Goepert, Smith. Heacock Derby Ranshof,
Grimes, Hayward. Howard: Lick. Erickson, Hal
bert, Litchfield, Richardson, Lohse, Shaw, Mar
tin, Wetmore, Rankin
Managers of the various local high
schools belonging to the Academic
league met last night at the University
of California club and decided to make
special effort to arrange for the
league championships to be held at
the Lurline baths. Chairman Archie
de Mamiel was instructed to make the
necessary arrangements and report at
special meeting of the committee on
next Wednesday.