The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-12
BUFFALO REGIMENTS
TO KICK UP NO FUSS
Word Received by A. A. I. From
Both. Accepting Decision
in Good Faith.
TO OBSERVE ALL RULES


cormlt,eo 81 the Metropolitan Associa-
lion Of the A. A. L., one with JOY and
,,, other with resignation, accord
ING 20 the information CLEANED yesterday
Ell, ,r. Offices of the A. A. u. at 81 War
-sr street There had been some anxiety
mat the seventy fourth Regiment. which
anpliod for the date OF January 1 on which
10 nod games. might be dIsgruntled and
Nick up a shindy when that date was
AWARDED to the sixty -hfth Regiment of
the same city.
There is likely to be a lasting beneft
10 the cause of amateur sport in the
northern par; Of the state from the argu-
men; over the date claimed by both OF
.s Buualo regiments. The Sixty-ffth
Regiment IS delighted with the decision
OF the registration committee and is more
enthusiastic than ever over promoting
amateur contests In the letter TO Chair
man j ". Stumpf expressing grattica-
.Iou OBJ thr action Of the committee Major
Louis Il EIlar. president of the sixty
t-tl Regiment Athletic Association, asked
PERMISSION Of the Metropolitan Association
10 hold tine Western New York State
,ramuonshtps on April O. a date already
sanctioned for the holding of games. 1t
ot~ stated that hitherto these games had
not boon PAYING propositions, but that
IN the coming fixture 1t was intended to
include several special features that would
attract sufficient spectators to make the
m'H pay.
Word also was received from the Sew
,nty.fpurth Regiment officials and the let
tyv contained no hostile declarations. In
stead ~ trying to kick over the traces,
the officials realized that the case had
been submitted to an impartial tribunal
and that tho verdict had been against
them Another date was asked for which
would not conflict with the games held
by the SINty-ffth.
T. Renecke, commissioner of the dis
ttiCt also was heard from in respect To
th- allegation that the competitors at
Buffalo meetings had received orders in
lieu Of prizes contrary to the A. A.
L. rules The commissioner stated that
he had no knowledge OF any such cAses
but that in future he would see that the
prizes 70 he given at any athletic meet
ing should be catalogued distinctly on
the entry blank. lie assured the loca
authorities that any violations would be
reported Immediately. The commissioned
admitted that at the last set OF Game'
held By the Sixty-fifth Regiment the
prizes we're not stated on the entry
banks but he assured the committee
that at the conclusion OF the games th'
prizes we're presented to the winners OF
the floor Of the armory.
Thai rh, coming meeting OF the A. A
L. will be a thoroughly representative
one is assured. Interest in the conven
lion .s greater than usual because or tn
necessity of tlling the place OF secretary
treasurer occupied for 50 many years D.
lanes f. Sullivan. Word WAS receives
at headquarters yesterday that John j
N,Goyern assistant director of the attn
lelc department OF the Panama Pacih
Exposition, had left San Francisco 81
the Overland Limited for New YORK. II
10 bound for the annual meeting or IN
A A. L. at the Waldorf-Astoria mex
Monday. with the idea OF explaining Z
the delegates the plans and ARRANGEMENT
made for holding the A. A. L. MIXTURE
in connection with the exposition Whlc
oncns on February 90 and continues ui
M December 4, 1915. He Is the mrs
=, the out OF town men to get under way
but from now on delegates wiz De starr
ing from all points of the United S'ate'
A meeting OF the cross-country cna1l
plorship committee 81 the Metropolis
Association was held last night 10 con
,,der the entries for the junior champion
shin meet on saturday. There was noth'h
forthcoming in the line OF objection 10 an
q, tho prominent entries. hut the con-
mi,'oe had the task OF narrowing down tn
er'~v list to the eight men Tor each cru
which is stipulated by the rules. I'M
| vas done nv the exclusion Of men on IN
showing There was an important u'
N,Iorment in regard to the necessity 70
the pr mpt starting Of the race IN la'
Saturdays Church Athletic League hahu
cap the runners were interfered WIN
a train A. the rear guard in the race wei
ready to cross the tracks OF the futha
branch President Ruben has since mao
| minute inquiries as to the tram serNi,
and in consequence it will be necessary
star the race precisely at i, ",
avoid Interference from the locomotive
This means that the runners must !
ready 10 leave the dressing rooms at z -
and no delay will be permissloIe even
competitors have to be left out All q
rangemcnts have been made to have u
water jump included that was ie
OUT II the Church League run
Another American trainer has be-
| obliged to give mp his position
, trainer to A foreign nation because OF u
European war. James Mclaughlin OF u
rush American Athletic Club, who lie
r're last June in company win oon'
NofTugn Inspector OF athletics To Z
Roard Of Education, for trip throu'
Europe has been I'm Copenhagen tralnll
The athletes 81 the Denmark Athleuc
ISOLATION. In a letter received al A. A.
headquarters yesterday McLoughllh sta'
that he was leaving Copenhagen for nor
uu November IL and expected 10 arr
here about the twenty-fourth OF the NOM
~" had two year contract Win
Danes but on account Of the war STU
Ton It Was impossible for him to fulhli
Ilannes Kolchmainen may be seen II
often In competition than he has peeh
tho past, according to the latest repo
~ tho dongs of the noted Finn nam
row has gone into trade In earnest I"
Has bought part interest In delicatess
store At Forty-third street and Elghth az
rue, brooklyn IIannes Will serve NJ
iniu- from piece of cheese TO pair
running shoes and depends on making
fortune supplying the wants or the ma
l'nns and other expatriates that 1--we
the district.
Lawson Robertson the Irish Amerlt
q. trainer, has 40 many jobs now u
re has been compelled to invest in
automobile To keep in touch with
different places at which his services
tfquircd. lie has to travel from Brook
10 Washington Heights to pay proper
lention to his Irish athletes and
Twenty second Regiment members.
TOP ~ this comes the necessity for 10
'nE after the boys OF Brooklyn III