The chronicle=news., 1913-09-24
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James 4. Sullivan. Athletic Darettov
of the Pxnana-Pacif1c IAternstiosal
Exposition. who rsrsntiy sttendsl
the International federation Of the
Athletic 0overninG bodice OF the
world At Berlin. has exseaded IN In
visaiIoa TO those ho1ies asaenhlad %
participate in the cootes,s TO be held
In San Frsneiseo 10 lSlb.
The strongest teams from many
foreign counirIes have slseady xIves
assurance taat they wiii take part.
The Pansma-Pacific International
Exposition sports tournament Will
be the greatest In history. The
sports events viii include almost ev-
cry variety Of athletics ksoWn. 70 tbs
civilized world. Athletes fron every
one Of the iwenty-seyea astions that
have already decided 10 officially
- ,;Icipais In the opposition will
take pArt 10 the sports prosran.
The proxrsm for the international
sports has been prepared tentatively
after = conssreaes With the different
sovsrnins bodies OF sport In America.
Anosg the events sleeady scheduled
are the International championships
which will take place II the months
OF ebruary. March and April of 1913
and again Ia the months Of October.
November and Dscsmbet 0f that
year.
Amoes the aauatic ~yenss planned
sre the college ro~ink championship
Of the National !Nssotia'ion Of AmS-
,sur Osrsnsa. Yacht and motor boat
racer wili be held In San Francisco
! has Dor aud ihousAads al spectators
0Iil gather Oh the Espisuadr before
the eapo.itioa site TO view shsss
evsals.
| sullivan II now ON the contineat.
He viii shortly visit Eusland and
will arrange for a number Of the
lsadiss Rnsiish professional solfar,
asa several amateur teams to take
par, 10 The international solf cham.
plon.hIp. which promises 10 b. Oh
OF the noAi isscressinE OF sporting
sveats in America.
l. Days and weeks srs TO b. set aside
for the different countries which de-.
sire their particular type ps work
IA team os s~sAish synsss,s viii a..
Iconpasy the SWEDISH athletes 'hn'
Eysie HIesshsrs will bsias TO sha
cxpos!iSou.
II Tue German svrAeSs will have
week for their msss work aad sxhibt
t:on drills. md Il u exps ted iha
the strongest Gynaass!e team ihs'
Germany eau produce will come her
TO give an exhibition Of their nation
al kymnsstie Ramc-.
Another week b 10 BE- Rivea owe
to Irish sports snd pasiimes. such -
football. huriiuE. dancing and s'h
icti.A
special stisnttou y 10 be given u
, playground devsiepnest. IA invits
Z iioa having bees extended 70 the Ha
,iossi Play srouad Association o
America TO hold its eonErsss II TIL
). eaSosittoa. saA Il b expsctsl tbs
: every city IN the rnited ssatss the
) maintains playground activities VII
send . team Of boys to demonstrai
d the type II work beans done for III
boys shroushout. America.
Nrector william J. Lee Of the Ne,
!. York Playground proposes to ask III
o Board Of Aldsrusea for an sppropri,
I tion to pay the expense. Of 900 Ne,
+: York boys to the sxpoaition. TIL
latter hold the nattoaai public schos
boy championship trophy. which the
ka,asa ., the 81. isois E1positsoI
a week will be se, aside dur!ns 1?I
for the schooiboy championships.
OLYMPIC MEDAL OFFERED
The chief International event Z
the year will he the modern PEI
taihion. for which the Oiympie con
2 mittce has Offered ~ Olympic med
for the first time In It's history.
Il expected that the four placed ms
At the Olympic sanes 10 swedea b
summer. namely. Asbrink L'llichcc
De Laval and 0roahsEsn. will tai
part in the great event.
United States Army officials 4
making special efforts TO win Il
coveted trophy. and several era,
teams have begun traiainG.
For the first time. soccer footbs
will receive rscoSsitioa at an Aoc:
can International exposition.
soccer football At the exposition NJ
be under the control Of the FEEDER
tion 1nternatioaaie des Football A
sociations, which Il the controilil