The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-08
THE LIVELY LORILLARDS
ARRANGING FOR A POOL TO RNA-
MENT md a LONG RUN.

Activity ut the Scots Headquarters
..Lafayette's League Team Thrashes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Bowlers
and Fighters.
The Lorillard Debating and Athletic
Association is a well managed organiza-
ton. Its officers are active, wideawake
young men who are always visible at the
headquarters at night and constantly
have something on the card to keep the
interest alive.
The cross-country run. while it was eX-
pensive, has been beneficial, as it has
made the members more enthusiastic.
Now a pool tournament is being ar
ranged. A committee has been appointed
to select teams and prepare a schedule.
The committee consists of Messrs. b. J.
Riordan, William Farrell and J. OLaugh-
lin.
The team tourney will be followed by
an Individual tournament. The com
nlittee will meet on Monday night and
report at the meeting OF the association
next Tuesday evening.
This is not all that IS to be done to ex-
cite interest. The association will, If not
invited to participate in the c~ross-country
run of the Scots on Thanksgiving Day,
uhNG " q thiAt AAtA1O tho
pretty prizes will be offered to Undue the
runners Of the club to train for the event
as it will be a handicap; and every par
ticipant will have chance OF catching
Que of the prizes.
Nothing like win and wigor,n as
Judge Wankin would say, TO make an
athletic club a success.
AT the scots' Rooms.
Is was lively at the rooms of the
Scottish-American Athletic Club last
night. Chappie Moran was banging and
lodging the punching bag. He is keep
ing in shape for a "gon at Philadelphia
next Monday evening. Dame Rumor has
it that he may face a crack Quaker City
bantam and it nay be a ''go.o Chappie
received a letter yesterday from Jack
Lynch. a clever bantam with whom he
had a friendly set to few days ago and
ia now a warm friend OF Moran's. The
writer stated that Chappie had made a
decidedly favorable impression and had a
host OF admirers in that city.
Willie Kenny Is training for the tourna-
ment Of the American Athletic Union.
He held she amateur championship in the
1l5-pound class for several years and lost
it on a close decision. He has tried sew
eral times since to have q bout with
Rocap, who received the decision at the
tourney and admirers offered o costly gold
WdICu W IN 20 4fQSttR -rNDN ~
meet Kenney. The latter is ambitious TO
once again capture the honor, and is get
ting in fine form for the event. / watched
him half an hour and he tugged at the
weights and pounded the bag cease
lessly. He quitnot hi bit tired.
Rush was doing the hitch and kick and
practicing the high jump.
Joe Flaherty, who has an engagement
to knock out or be knocked out by
Lynch, is training hard at these rooms.
The Games Committee will Save a
special meeting on Sunday afternoon.
The names of three young men who
want to join are posted on the black
board. They are A. Barker, J.. M.
Hogan and G. p. Uassimief.
It was whispered that the Committee
on Building has found several suitable
sites for d building. A frame structure
will be erected.
Whirl of the Wheels.
The record of the miles traversed by the
club last month has not been posted, as
several members have neglected to sub
nit their returns. Y
The Hudson County .Wheelmen will