New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14
COMMITTEES.
James E. Sullivan Chairman Of
Two important Ones.
.RACEY IN BROWNS PLACE
President Gives His Reason for
Leaving Chicago Man
Off the List.

Gustavus r. Kirby president OF the
Amateur Athletic Union, has named the
various standing committees. subject to
the approval of the board of directors.
James T.. Sullivan once more is chairman
! Of the championship committee. while his
associates are Barlow 5. Weeks, Of the
( Metropolitan Association; George F. Paw
ling. of the Middle Atlantic Association;
Thomas f. Riley and Edward r. Babb,
of the New England Association; +. {.
Racey. Of the Central Association; j. b.
Franklin, of the Southern Pacific Asso-
citation. and H. W. Fitzpatrick. Of the
Southern Association.
Everett c. Brown, whose rulings at the
water polo championship tournament IN
Pittsburgh last winter, aroused so much
unfavorsble comment, was not reap
pointed. but apparently the necessity for
declaring no contest by the union had no
bearing as Mr. Kirby says:
In appointing MIR. Racey from the CEN
trail Association ! do so with full recoS-
milton on my part of the splendid WORK
which Everett G.. Brown, OF the Chicago
a
of the Amateur Athletic Union, has done
for athletics and the union In his district
Mr.. Brown continues as member OF IN"
board of governors by virtue OF his belhS
an eX-presidcnt, and has voice ana vote
i'm the affairs of the union, when is
privilege and obligation OF which, ] am
confident, he will take advantage. Nhle
/ believe that the union should, by APP
pOintment on its committees OF those VINO
have been active in its affairs. continue
81 thnlr an a = y
perience | nevertheless believe that the
members of the championship committee
should he composed OF men authorized 10
represent member Of the association IT,
which they belong. and for this reason
have appointed on the championship com
mittee Mr.. Racey. the president OF tne
Central Association, rather than MT
Brown.
other committee were named as fol-
lows
Legislation committee - Barlow
Weeks. A. G. Mills. Luther iialScy Gu
lick. Joseph B. Maccabe and the secre-
tares of the union and various assocla-
tions as follows: James y; S TnIIy sec: sec
tarv Metropolitan Association; Herman
Never. secretary Middle Atlantic Asso-
citation: j. Frank Facey, secretary Ne"
England Association; ileiheft lans'I'
secretary Pacific Association. Charles \
Dean, secretary Central Association; I'd
ward Tobin. secretary Western Associa-
ton: - Oh Bencdetto Southern ASso'la'
ton: ". j. Leimtuhler. secretary SCUM
! Atlantic Association; 7. Morris 'Huue
secretary Pacific Northwest Association
W l.. Robb. secretary Southern Fa'ihc
Association: Lorrin Andrews. secretary
1 Hawaiian Association and \. +. DuGoSn
secretary Texas Association.
National registration commttcc-James
| r. sullivan chairman: Jacob W. Stumpi
Metropolitan Association, Ali"n j. ,nM
Middle Atlantic Association. j. Frank
! Facey. New England Association. George
! lanes. Pacific Coast Association, Harry
! + Eeator Central Association. r e.
! Curren. Western Association l.. III Bone
! detto. Southern Association. Dr William
/ Burdick South Atlantic Association. r.
Morris Dunno, Pacific Northwest AS,o-
citation: Richard Horning. Southern "a
cifc Association. Joseph Soper. Hawaiian
Association. A. y. Dugosh. Texas NS~o-
citation, and j. V. Reilly. Catholic Ana
teur Athletic League, ..
. Committee on records FrederiCk w
Eublcn chairman. otto WalIlo End rep
resentative from each active memr'f oi
the association. 70 no named later
Delegates AZ largo -. Mills Luther
Halsov Gulick. Charles II. Carter 2nd
two others not yot selected.
Luther Hasey Gulick was appointed
chairman Of the public recreation COM
nittee with the request that no f1rmSh
list from which his associates may p"
named while George T. Tepbron vas an
pointed chairman Of the basketball come
mittee under the same arrangement