James E. Sullivan Dies. A U Official Remains Honored
James E. Sullivan, secretary treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union, died this forenoon in a hospital after an intestinal illness and operation. In his memory, the Metropolitan Association of the A U postponed its senior championship games from September 19 to October 3 where he served as president.
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James E. Sullivan The Foremost Figure In Amateur Athletics
James E. Sullivan led the A. A. U. for 36 years and propelled amateur athletics to a high plane in the United States. His influence and global recognition established him as one of the sport world’s greatest figures.
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Sullivan a Pioneer in Amateur Athletics and A A U Leader
A detailed tribute chronicles Matthew Sullivan born 1861 New York shaping amateur sport. From walker to administrator he built the A A U, served as secretary treasurer, led two presidencies, and backed Olympic efforts from Paris 1900 to Stockholm 1912. He helped found the Public Schools Athletic League and Outdoor Recreation League.
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Stowaway on Long Wharf Tries to Flee Through Roof Chase
Immigrant Fred C. Sherrard, detained on the Long wharf, attempted to escape by running across roof tops. Watchman Mitchell pursued and recaptured him, returning Sherrard to the detention room after a rooftop chase that afternoon. He arrived as a stowaway on the steamer Calvin Austin on August 24 and seeks deportation to Nova Scotia.
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American Women Plan Neutral War Aid Clearing House
Mrs J Borden Harriman and a New York committee told President Wilson they would act as a neutral clearing house for US organizations aiding war sufferers in Europe. He approved the movement's aims and advised proceeding with steps.
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American Warships Needed in Turkey Report
John R. Mott told President Wilson that American battleships are needed in Turkish waters to relieve fears of American missionaries and school teachers there. He cited reports of growing unrest in Turkey. The President took the matter under advisement.
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Conan Doyle Serial Opens With Mystery and Cipher
The opening chapters of Conan Doyle's new serial in the Sunday Post Magazine reveal a mysterious murder and Sherlock Holmes-like cipher reading, setting a suspenseful tone for the tale.
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Prize for Blind Boy Wins Harvard Scholarship
William Clement Plunkett, a totally blind graduate of Roxbury Latin School, has won the $300 Harvard class of 1904 scholarship for 1914 1915. Plunkett, son of Captain C P Plunkett U S N, lives in Roxbury and was summa cum laude class leader.
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