Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
PRESIDENT W|bER'S
A. A. u. COMMITTEES
Association to Have a Press
:. Committee This Season to
Hustle Things Along.

President u. Elmer WIDER, tue uoWiS
elected president Of the South Atlantic
Branch Association. Amateur Athletic
Union, has just made his selections OF hi:
committees and committee chasrmen
There have been several changes In thu
Craftsmanship Of the committees. but In
every case, on account Of the good work
done by their committees last year, the
local men have been retained, and will
head the same committees again th.s
year. These men are Capt. c. Eugene Ed
wards. gymnastics; W. c. Thacher, basket
ball; w. G. Stuart, cross-country, and
Prot. Maurice Joyce. wrestling.
President Wiber has also appointed
new committee. to be known as the press
committee. This committee. composed Of
Messrs NJ. ]. b. MacDonagh. w. j. Leim'
keuler and Joseph ]. Rettaliata OF Balt.'
moro, Francis H. Young of Washington
ana w. Y. Reichard Of Richmond, viii
see that publicity is given to all matters
OF interest regarding the A. A. U. work
President wiber has been working hard
for the past few years to have q press
agent elected by tho association az
regular officer Of the A. A. T., but SO Tar
hts efforts have met with little or no sue
cess, although 1t is understood that this
matter will be considered this year. In
the meantime this committee will look
after the work.
The following list shows the complete
personnel Of the committees for 1910
isii:
Registration conmittee-Joseph J. Rat
taliata, chairman, % East Pratt street,
Baltimore, Nd; William 6. Stuart, Wash
ington, 14l5 G street northwest, and
u~nr, - peopJrnau RaltimOre liz South
street.
Offfcial handicappers-Joseph T. Eng.
land, Baltimore, and e. ]. Beattles, Car
roll institute, Washington.
Baltimore, chairman; DR.. b. Merrill Hop
kinson. Baltimore, and James A. OShea'
Washington.
Records committee-Henry G. Penniman.
Baltimore, chairman; Joseph T. England
and John T. Baer, BALTIMORE, and VII.
liam G. Stuart, G.. Edward Beckett and
Daniel r. Garges. Washington.
Track and field championship commit
tee-George j. Turner, chairman, Balti-
more; Theodore e. Strauss, Henry c
ward Tyler, jr.. Joseph j. Retail alta
Robert Garrett, Latrobe Cogswell. w. II
| Hellawell, DR.. w. w. Requardt, Thoma'
X. Barrett. Baltimore; r. p. Stringfeilow
and Capt w 81 Ense1s Thscbes
William G. Stuart and James A. O'shea
Committes on iesls!ation-Mat. Wash
ington Bowie, IT,. Baltimore. chairman
| w. G.. Sullivan, Joseph T. England ant
| w. J. Leimkue.er, Baltimore. and w.
| Hardy, Washington.
| Committee on membership and club in
| yestigation-Joeerh ]. Rettaliatay Baltl
more, chairman; William III. Hellawell
Frank A. Hancock, Harry l. Quinn AM
May. F. II. Nsurneyer. Baltimore.
| Committee on gyu1nastics-Capt. c. Eu
gene Edwards. Warrington. chairman
John c. Doyle, Thomas Cornelius ant
Frank Kadan. Baltimore.
COMMITTEES .on basket ball-William c
Thatcher, Washington, chairman: +. q
Louthan and ]. E. Tyker. IT,, Baltimore
and John T. Meany and D. Spencer Bliss
Washington. 1890,
Committee on cross country-William q
Stuart, Washington, chairman; James a
Ghea and W. c. Thatcher. Washington
Martin J. B. MacDonagh and A. B. Dis
ney. baltimore, and e. p. Stringfellow
Richmond.
COMMITTEES on swimming-Dr. J. E
Gately, Baltimore, chairman: Thoma
Cornelius, II. j. Lynch and Joseph y
Rettaiiata. Baltimore, and John ]
Neauy, Washington.
Cor,smittee on wrestling-Prof. Mauric
Joyce. Washington, chairman: Otney w
sfratton and Thomas s. Rice, Washing
ton, and John c. Doyle and Z. A. Grtf
Press committee--Martin J. B. Mac
Donaxh. Joseph j. Rettaliafa and w. J
i Ieimkueler, Baltimore: Francis II. Young
washington, and W. !. Reichsrd, Rich
mond.