The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
Well Enough to Come Up From
staten Island. but Misses
Registration Officials.
LEAVES LETTER FOR THEM
Asks Earliest Possible Action
in His Casc-MillrOse Club
Spurns Injunction Idea.

mainen was suspended on Monday night
by the local registration committee. was
recovered sufficiently from his attack OF
bronchitis to leave his home In staten
Island and come to New York yesterday
I'm an attempt to straighten out the
trouble caused by the suspicious looking
two mile race run by himself and the
Finn on Saturday night.
He visited the offices of the Amateur
Athletic Union. at q Warren street, with
the object of seeing J. W. Stumpf. chair
man of the registration committee. This
official was not on hand and the runner
had to be- satisfied with leaving letter
for him In which he urged a speedy in
vestigation OF the charges made against
him.
Kolehma inen made no move himself to
get in touch with the committee. but an
EFFORT was made by John MCGOWAN OF
the Millrose a. A. to obtain leniency for
the Fam. kolehmainen had been adver-
tised AS AN attraction for the games Of the
Millrose a A.. which are to he held In
Madison Square Garden tonight He
had been placed on scratch with Willie
Kramer In the special two mile race for
the Kodman Wanamaker trophy, and the
Millrose managers were anxious to keep
faith with the public by having him start
Lawson Robertson announced that in
spite OF his poor showing last Saturday
the Finn was willing to fulfil his en-
gagement and was confident that. with
the extra training no had Ind he vn,,,d
clip AT least half a minu,e ON tho time i'm
which thu, sensational dead heat was run
MCGOWAN telephoned to Stumpf. and late
in tho ,f,,rpoo, r.cai,,oa ~. ,,,,,, 80,
there would be nothing doing until Feb
ruary 4. the date set by the committee for
the investigation.
Had the committee h.., uil,Ir~ IN
waive the suspension so tina, tho man
could comp,te i'm tho events for which
they already were entered when IN. ma.
culiar race pu, them ln,o ,emporarv
eclipse Kiyi,t also vnuld have hean |.
starter to.nlph, ua is demanded mon
by the Irish American A e. 10 TAX. ono
OF the legs in tho ,.Iav racs FOR h,s c,,,h
The athletes recuperatlye now.rs ave
great and II nermi,t.d M. was v,lIpy ,n
do his part in the event, The committee
stood firm on its right IN inaict a .u..
nensinn vi,hou, yi,.in, Oh. ,ran n h.ori,.
and refused IN rs,pi, m. n.nai,v
Th.rs wa. Soma ,aik y.s,.rd.,, Elm, ,h
officials OF the Millros. A A would ,ss
for an ir,,,,r,,o, oI,nn.,li,, 3D.. ..t.,.n
,i,, cov,m,,,a. On .,,,,,, en-, go, =. go,
,,,a ,,nI.r r.o,a., 49,, L.. -. -. ;,
was dac,,,a, 80, 10 sn,,, "s, -.
r.,,.,ra,,n,, on,,,, ' y. 'ns
49,, $50, p'esem' wnen
/ no h.,,sr ,n ala, rat I'll. ~ 80
" " ."'" t"e'. ,u'"s !" s'"ho
uhchaiiehRed IN view OF the performance
Of the runners II was doubted wheth.,
they would IA. nm attraction ma ~ Az
-, -, -. 80
p,''S C"Hte'el 'na' 'he chahce or th'
finn beating Kramer would Ia forlorf
one.
A. III. t,,n.. kivt,, uro,a ., ,ha o..t-
~ '' WIZ " NV ina
man OF IN" registration committee NJ hac
not received Stumpfs letter inform!n t
him of his susu.usi,n II. hn,xey.r a a
4 ,,,,, -, r. ,,, ~, 80 u"
s".'e" NV 'ePo'.S pu"iSn'" III the paper
10 be correct ana. that being 50, asked foI
an investigation az early In the pr,sen
week as nossihle instead n, vai,,,g ~,
AZ, W ""''N w
III fepruay 10 nave the matter
[ thrashed out, lie stated that he had be,
. connecting for seven wears and dur,n,
,ha, liz, No, ,,,.,d q, ,,.i, -. 49,
. ,""' '','' ""o '''u W WIN eNtrS race
In which he ran He welcomed an in
7 yestigation and de Jared that he coul,
give "A satisfactory explanation Of the cir
cumstances which resulted In a dead h.,
I'm such slow time
Officers OF the Four,h cnmnsny Thir
te.nth Regiment which hold thr game,
and az which Kiyia, IL "A n.tnhar ar,
,p,,L uns., ,ya, ~. ,o,,ri.,, ,hi., ~,