The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-26
sTIRRINo PLAYS nv TINE ,o,,-
A Young Man Who q. Fast Ciimb,,.
Topmost Round OF the l.aa., "us


Hsecms to be quite probable tist before r.,,
birds commence to sing again new asp,r,r,
class handball honors will be produced by In. Rs.
Handbnll Club. Reference is made to Prof ,,aA
gins. This youns man three years auo b,,u.,N
whata handhaii looked like. yet In tina, Inn. ~
Kept pesginE away until now he is reckonci s,o,
the most dangerous opponents. ou,sid. ot ma,
that play the game In this section Of the eo,,,,s
has always been 4 warm advocate OF Tuy So. !"
but he IL just As proficient III the old s,ve and
as hard and effectively as twothirds Of H.. -"
who are considered specialists in that ,,-.r1
Cogrinss latest enort wns indeed n brilliant Qua
hal for an antagonist +. Quinn. whom maI,yta"
some time ago was destined to becom, uhero,,,,,"
any rate. Quinn has always been considered A y.,@
Two higher than tae Professor. M III lonucr ir.,
Nv. seven StSs Ia ih fSf n.,sncs
asked no odds Both men were IN srlendil ,tm,ss
fault liz wa. cupsye '' In VIC lie s sSs"ni .n E
rather an easy time ~ u, brt tile Professor NH NY
result was quinn was fairly defeated. Iie.c,ts' 10
John Cogsins. ,........................ ., 90,
Brooklyn iisndbaii Court the moss con a." a' aiu,
panns J The me S ali an hoM we've ' wa.
injured finger ON his RICH, hand hu' he pny.das
f sysT ON @f ss,, . The fn g. Soa 49,
msn, aud long drives WITH Or smith ccysr'act'sr
and stronger nss.,pnt thsn W S"mns phrrr
verest test To have beaten them, The rhnn H,ns
"nani YOU Hm"w tbs nE low , ' .ss sse -,
pr. Smith and J. Malcolm. .......... ~ ~ :. >,
L. casey AMI j. Dunno. Jr.......,....,.. 20 IN 49,
Tomasso Lyman was OF the mos, SURPRISED r
o, me aay after he got through with Bob Malcolm 4
The Italian wona DO the seSshm.n u 70 h.nsnns
commenced to toy with his opponent All. here VAIN,
Tomas,o Lyman Ia
That old true. and tried pair George Ilanie, An,
ssss ss, ne, lv s
Sshn HomnHrs and Dennis snsn The latter haai.s
elegant lind and some u Ii. fs"ovs ANY .
,.rose. would have done credit to greater m,s ,s
q Innley and J. Carmody ................l5 81 u-n
D. Nonhors ana d. shea............,...,.2l 10 lt-G
sni n.n vera 81 qG o NO. sat lanes Malcolm
But. frankie. wait until the next time. Tie score
I. Prendergast and D. Shea..............2l ~ ,lm
James Malcolm and ". Cullen. y 20 Id
John W.it sl: an olasimsr at the game and Johs
% & . s.
IL at home. The score: Nv
7. Lyman and J. Morris. ID ipI,
John Delaney. the powerful Athy expert. mad. hi,
.aa
ma jUSa n ss sas
important sv.Rs &C s'H %ednsssday nss
RON
tho other events that took place day and which
vac published IN TEE sus, II another 70 between
John Malcolm and Prof coesns, :he latter RECEIVING
seven aces game The Professor sustained one Of ths
was beaten to . standstill in tho second game.
IS1f, very much a. the young K.nturk eIp.r
1s ne
Of the latter when Murphy was in Ireland. but prob
ably Twoh has heard something about the
ability.
At oouHfNEYs COURT.
Brootyn court from tSe fact that Wism coar sSUs
The polished player was hardly At his best but be
ed that same graceful style and accurate hitting that
has placed him among the formos players in the world
Courtney had two clover yonpesters opposed to him
and after q good contest the result was:
p Connolly and j. HiIi ................i6 Il a-S
Another interesting game was between Dennis
RiordAn and John Connolly against Peter Connolly and
Andy Gilen. The latter won but each side scored ~
equal number OF aces. The score:
Rordan and Connolly ................-.2l 10 l<-Sl
Among other games were:
ack Aahisteadt.. 16 12-lS
p nd Z y n