Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

FftNItH lN|ItNI 4"nH 10 tNN foreign gov
eininR bodies q Daflicipale 81 the
nporis ~ the Panama Pacific Inief.
natloaal Expoaslion ~ Nan Ffanciaco
IN 1918. THE intention Is 90 make an
the sports 81 the sxpckition inteFna-
tioEai in character with the excep.
tlou N 1he local or pncffsr coast
mteilnRa and a. 4 matter 90 fact.
tenmg nave already hten promised
from many ~ the foreign countries.
After e conference with IN. officials
Of the different governing bod
lee 81 sport In America. the foliowing
tentative pTearam 81 spoFts WAS pre-
pared
Il "a planned 70 have the important
International championship In the
early spring and February.
March. April October November and
December. This a possible az they
have ideal weather ala the year
around on the Pacific conat. The
events now planned. will u course.
he subject. as 81 dates and Eeguln-
tlons 70 the receiving Of official sane
tion and approval from ali the assoc
Citations that are Interested.
The college rowing championship 81
HN""WNNANNWA
Oarsmen. can BE- r0wed on the beau
tlfui course at Oakland. az she water
adjacent 20 the expNasti0n grounds
win be- suitable for yachting ana mo-
tor hoat racing, hut MOI suitable FOR
she'll racing
Tho international golr champion
ship promises 20 b. very interesting,
and Invitations viii be extended %
three 81 the leading professional Eol-
fers IN England a. well a. an ANA
tpnr team 10 take part IN the Panama
Pacific exposition golf championship.
Director Sullivan viii arrange for this
upon his arrival In England the lat
ter part 81 August.
Dal,n ana weeks ara 20 be sct aside
for the sports 81 the different coun-
tries that desire 10 exploit their type
az work A tenn 81 Swedish gym
nansn will accompany the team of
swedish athletes that Ernie Hiert'
berg Ia 10 bring over. The Cermna
Turner's viii have q week for their
mass work and exhibition drilla ana
IA N expected that the strongest gym
nassle team that Germany can pro-
duee will visit this country 20 give an
exhibition Of tho German type o.
Rymnaatic work.
A week h 10 be given over for
Irish sports and pasiimes such az foot
ball. hurting. dancing and athletics.
Special attention viii be paid % tho
playground development and an IN
vltntIon has been extended 90 the Ma
tionai Playground Association Of Am
erica to have IL congress In san
Francisco during this worlds fair, and
furthermore. each and every city IN
the United states that maintains play
ground activities NJ be extended an
Invitation 20 send q team OF boys 20
demonstrate the type % work being
done for the boys throughout the
United etntos. Director william J.
Lee Of the New York Fairgrounds -
very enthusiastic over this and pro-
noses 10 ask the board Of aldermen
FOR an appropriation 90 pay the ex-
nenscs OF the New York boys 20 the
eRpoeJtton. A week will be set aside
Tor che public Schools Athletic league
activities and championships. Fhe
isnt time the national public school
nov championships were decided, they
were held az the worlds fair NJ ~.
1 .o,,is and the massive championship
trophy was won by the schoolboyE or
New York. u h Intended 20 extend
she work this year and u has aireads
been stated that the Public rcn""''
Athletic league and the hoard o. ecu.
cation Of Greater New York VIII SEM
Representatives.
Positive dates for the holding Of the
different events have not been decia-
"a upon as Director sullivan seems
"a think Il Is very important that the
Advancement Of dates be deferred un-
an such time az each particular group
can give an expression Of time TOT
the holding 81 their events. Further
more. Il Is planned 60 confer with the
fair authorities 80 that the import
ant affairs Of the exposition VIII MOI
conflict with the athletic features.
rhe great big international athiesi'
event promises TO be the Modern rem
tnfhion. THIS N the event for when
she international Olympic commit1ee
conferred. for the first time, an OWN
ME medal. and Il 81 expected that th'
fonr plaeed men az the olympic games
"a sweden last summer. namely, LII
l,ehook. Aabrink, DeIaval ana oron'
nUMHfI. WHO AANiiFnHW ~ $3.50
tenant Patton 81 the Z. g. a. VIII
take part A special plea VIII %
made al once 90 our army Officials q
start team IN training In order "a
capture this worlds event.
The American olympic eommittee
for the olympic gaines az Berlin
1910, viii take great Interest N thh
stupendOna program prepared Tor the
exposition az q viii give them q very
GOOD line on our American talent ana
enable them 10 pick wisely and watch
carefully ihose that the committee ex'
meet 90 make the team for Berlin.
ror the frat time. soccer football
viii receive recognition. Not oniy
m the United States but the world has
recognized a, and the uailed States
~ America Fooi haii association.
which has been admitted into mem
bership NJ the Federation intcrna-
tional Football association, the
controlling body of football through
Qua the world. viii control all NocceN
feotball at the exposition, and from
those teams lkoi take part there. y
"A stated ~ no less authority than Df.
n. Rudolph Mannlng. president 81
.ha association. will be selected %
represent America at heriin n 1879