New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
|lIes.es That
|Ioie Charged
| Too Literally
| -, Of sI00 viii Pre-
=, The Permanent Ban
i american Champion
gv Jack Masters

4 4. ssgsstsstien eomm,s'ee oi tne
Anateur Athletic Union, in
- last nighs at the Hotel Nc
.ssse the annual convention
.,,1 sra its frst gun in The cam
go ...se the faint of professional
- amateur sports by recon-
- S, tAat, among others Jole Ray,
.s.s Illinois !. G, America's greatest
g.. s;s..nee runner, be suspended.
/ 'rS TsIs .ssieu, which is almost certain
aa'e .s.,slnsd by the governing body
H. 3 as.s. today, is the ssSa aiek-Daes
=. ~. tip here last February
~ 6 !. eousssed in the Millrosc,
.-sv - Tgsss and io6th infantry
I :. metropolitan association. acting
r.. sri founded reports that the ma
champion had charged exorhi :
/ !, .Yseases, referred the matter ia
.,tional registration committee,
"a ii tarR sent the papers" to the
- association for investigation.
J. district chiefs reported that it
~ that Joie had put the pressure
ii Il n recommended that he be let of
81. suspension IL he would return
sua amount of money,
n aational committee last night
s,,Ssd the plea for clemency, and
I'D that Ray forward to the COM
Il 800 and stand suspended until
ss.r 81, next If the money is
ghconi ing by that time the sps-
sH 4 will be made permanent
seher athletes, Frank and Joe
I'll sspf the Chicago A. c., were also
sssd until December 81 and or
4 j come across with $50 and S5,
ssTslv, as the result Of '"over-
1t is extremely unlikely,
~ that the committee will get
zion here, as Frank recently
. n nrofessional and Joe has an
~ his retirement.
M ms. Part With Century
!, ssmitted to the Central Asso-
that he had stepped over the
sark in collecting expenses for
u Eastern invasion, but explained
8 5 had found it necessary to bring
n and child along with him and
rSsble to foot the bill for his
n There is hardly doubt that
vill send along the necessary
Hs is a taxi driver In Chicago.
Il. various national committees put
# besy evening getting things in
W H. isr Quick dispatch before the
IS s;.s,ieu to-day. One of the sur
m, vsssshe action of the committee
# y,neas athletics, of which DR..
n gaJsm II. Bardick, of Baltimore, is
Asrnsa. After long consultation
II, vas stsssa that the decision as to
sssstss, u aet to recommend that the
8A A q, saeH women's sports would
ssh mad. pgblic until to-day.
Tbs ssr fbaaeer session was not in
III spns viii the general meetings of
M Y il,lIag The question of adopting
ma W field sports for women is one
sas MT Important of the conven-
hi Nd Il was believed that the
sszsf ssad be recognized.
Rsps The secrecy, however, it was
snsf that the vote stood to 4 for
Nsfnsading adoption, and that Mr..
u Efsla made it q deadlock by voting
&Eaf Thus, the question will go to
Mlsgates in general, who will de-
el open session.
4 hsas expected, the applications for
Mii!ement OF Abel Kiviat, former
as.Anerican A. C. star sprinter, and
srfy Smith, formerly of the Bronx
s'Eh House, were approved of, and
Y national registration committee
ssnmended that they be taken back
Ess the fold. The registration cards
hess athletes were cancelled in 1915,
Masa they were convicted Of charging
a0loitant expenses for competing in
lndoor meet at Schenectady.
q neither Smith nor Kiviat has com
LEO since 1915. and as they have not
3 #Flated any Of the A. A. U. rules dur
E the time of their suspension the
stropolitan Association supported
Heir applications for reinstatement.
Among other suspended athletes rec
amenaed for reinstatement was
'aik masterson, Mohawk A.,C. dis
aaSe runner, who has been out for
K ,ears. Masterson accepted a posi-
as coach for the Swedish
" out resigned after ten montha.
IN snee that time has behaved as a
'ea simon pure should.
asrry Gilman of pi, -
.4sl' was not so fortunate. Harry
les out following competition in a
ssss'9hai race on Long Island in
N aaa Wnen the Metropolitan Asso-
- recommended that the applica-
8E likewise. ''''s'
No More Morning Bouts
aale Romano, local boxer, and
asf eon Dusen. another glove
spokane, Wash, found favor
M I committee and were recon-.
a Tor reinstatement.
w recommended that the ma.
a., eexlng championships be
~ ss,a % the New England Associa,
gsiea means that the Boston A
NJ N gam handle the title tourney
sss % staged about April 10. The
semmittee also ruled that
II. ~ !. judges must sit on opposite
6scs 6sa alt 'hs ring and must not Consult
se,, "4sf before giving their de.
e,,s ssaas committee also made q
sis ". end all-night tournaments
si.s sss, wen in the Garden here have
a.ssslll alll as late as $500 a. m.
sssa ss, entries will close two
sFda, 1Sead 4. of the tourney date, thus
3sslSs y. " officials time in which te
sssI,.sm ~ how many evenings will be
sias M. = stage the bouts Boxins
II ns,s n.'sht is frowned upon.
evs, ts,s will foreign athletes come
aeas5 f.' sla take away large sums oi
soaaI ess.Io y, sIompeting here. The ma. a.
a,ssf.s. sslttee wifi recommend tha.
3ssa q, s,,.ae she visitors will have e.
IA sasla,sngements with that aueust 4
~ i, H. no not With the clubs as has
4snsis' S case. The clubs viii have ia
salt...sS ~ expense money with the m
3 sss 8. which will deal directly
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