I-AAC, Queens, New York (USA)

Affiliation ID	1623
Full name	Irish-American Athletic Club
Short name	I-AAC
Place	Queens, New York (USA)
Sports	ATH/BBL/TOW/WRE
Notes	Founded 1898 as GNYIAA (Greater New York Irish Athletic Association). Renamed in late 1904 or early 1905.

Athletes (34)

Claude Allen	USA	ATH	Olympics/Non-starter	1904—1908
Emmett Annis	USA	ATH	Non-starter	1904
Charles Bacon	USA	ATH	Olympics/1906	1904—1908
George Bonhag	USA	ATH/BBL	Olympics/1906/Non-Medal/Other	1904—1912
Joseph Bromilow	USA	ATH	Olympics	1908
Frank Castleman	USA	ATH	Olympics	1904
Bobby Cloughen	USA	ATH	Olympics	1908
Harvey Cohn	USA	ATH	Olympics/1906	1904—1908
Jack Eller	USA	ATH	Olympics	1912
John Flanagan	USA	ATH/TOW	Olympics	1900—1908
William Frank	USA	ATH	1906	1906
Johnny Hayes	USA	ATH	Olympics	1908
Jack Holloway	GBR USA	ATH	Olympics	1904
Denis Horgan	GBR IRL	ATH	Olympics	1908
Bill Horr	USA	ATH/TOW	Olympics	1908
Abel Kiviat	USA	ATH/BBL	Olympics/Non-Medal	1912
Matt McGrath	USA	ATH/TOW	Olympics	1908—1924
Alvah Meyer	USA	ATH	Olympics	1912
Emil Muller	USA	ATH	Olympics	1912
Harry Porter	USA	ATH	Olympics	1908
Meyer Prinstein	USA	ATH	Olympics/1906	1900—1906
Edwin Pritchard	USA	ATH	Olympics	1912
John Reynolds	USA	ATH	Olympics	1912
William Robbins	USA	ATH	Olympics	1908
Lawson Robertson	USA	ATH	Olympics/1906	1904—1908
Jim Rosenberger	USA	ATH	Olympics	1912
Mike Ryan	USA	ATH	Olympics	1908—1912
Mel Sheppard	USA	ATH	Olympics/Non-Medal	1904—1912
Martin Sheridan	USA	ATH	Olympics/1906	1904—1908
James Sullivan	USA	ATH	Olympics/1906	1906—1908
Lee Talbott	USA	ATH/TOW/WRE	Olympics	1908
John B. Taylor	USA	ATH	Olympics/Non-Medal	1904—1908
Con Walsh	CAN	ATH	Olympics	1908
Frank Zuna	USA	ATH	Olympics/Non-starter	1920—1924