The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-03
N. Y. A. G. OPPOSITION
STANDS ON LEADERS
No Governors Named to Flank
Candidacy Of President Page
and DR.. West.
SULLIVAN FIGURES GAMES
Names Two Men for Each Event
Who Seem Likely Junior
Title Winners.

There was n conference yesterday of
the leaders of the opposition ticket In the
New York A. &. election. with the result
that II practically was decided not TO
place in nomination any names to oppose
the governors submitted by the regular
nominating committee. The time for post
ing names OF candidates does not expire
until o'clock tonight and there is pos
sibility that some one will come forward
In the meantime 20 seek one OF the posi-
tons on the governing board.
Those who are I'm favor of tho retention
OF William II. Page as president feel that
they have good grounds on which to pro-
coed in asking for his reelection without
making the fight more complicated by
putting w men for the board A leader
Of the Page forces said last night that the
annual report Of the club would he issued
to-day and that 1t would prove the strong
est campaign document for the present
executive. Another prominent old time
athlete was added to the opposition forces
yesterday when Ey8rt Jansen Wendell
the noted Splinter of the early sos, signed
his name to the Ittition renominatng
william II. Page and DIR. West
Athletic experts were busy yesterday
figuring out the chances OF victory Of the
competitors In the Junior indoor cham
pionships Of the A. A. T.. which will be
held i'm the Thirteenth Regiment Armory.
Brooklyn. tonight. The list is the best
ever submitted for n Junior meet and in
cludes every Junior athlete OF note east Of
Chicago. Among the most prominent are
Charles Brickley. the Harvard football
player. whose toe has gained worldwide
recognition Wallace Maxneld Of Dart
mouth. the shotputter who. il Is said has
the longest reach OF any athlete In the
world. and Harry T. Worthington. the
broad Jumper who took the measure of
-, lao Al .,t.v,
the team left for Stockholm.
The entry IL large and contains the
names of many men who are likely to
provide upsets, but James T.. sullivan.
chairman of the championship committee,
selected the following men Yesterday as
strength of their past performances
James Raveneil. ~. Christopher Club. and
II. W. Mcdonald unattached. in the 60
yard dash. H. Holland Navier \. A. and
/ Tom Lennon. New York 4. G.. in the go
yards Hugh Hirshor. Irish American A.
e. and Harry Otmann. unattached. in the
500 yards Myles MciIugh. Pastime A. e..
and W. Anderson. unattached in the 900
yards: Ezra Wenz. Colby College. and
Dave Noble. New York A. G.. in the two
mile run. Derr.ll Trenholm Dartmouth
' College. and ". p Potter. New York
A. e.. in the 90 yard hurdles Harry T.
Worthington, Dartmouth College, and
Harry Stegman. Philadelphia. in tn.
standing broad jump; \. Ilodgson. New
York A. G.. and e. G. Haskell. Irish Amer
lean A. c.. in the standing high jump
/ A. W. Moffatt. New York 4. C.. and Frank
&. Holbrook. st. Agnes a. g., in the run
ming high jump; w. G. Maxfeld, Dart
mouth &. r.. Olmstead. Columbia, and
Charles Brickley, Harvard. in the shot
put: r. Remer. Irish American A. c.
and W. II. Plant. Long Island A. g. in
the one mile walk.
This forecast. If nearly correct, would