The sun., 1892-01-12
PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED
Lively 1estsne or sAs CasAsiisnsuAr Mons
Societies.

Socseuee.
There was fun galore at Cathedral Hall, Ill
East Fiftleth street, last Hight, no restfietioh
being placed on the young men thete assem- .a
blcd. II was all occasioned BY the rany Oh th0
members Of the Catholic Young Mems socie-
ties ~ the Archdiocesan Union and the pres
entation Of medals to tho winners and those
who were second and third in the games heid
on Labor Day under tho auspices Oh the union.
lnst hut not least, was tho unfnrling OF the
baseball pennant. and whom 1t was presented
to tho co optain OF the victorious team. composed
Of members of the Spalding Literary Society.
the hall rang with enthusiasm.
Tho Catholic Athletic Society," orchestra was
on hand. and furnished music for the occasion.
The hall was crowded. as every ono OF the
thirty two societies which compose the Arch
diocesan Union was represented. Addresses
were made by the Rev. DR.. Loughlin OF Phila-
delphia. President OF tho Catholic Young Mems
Union the Rev. Father Levclle. the Rev. Faith
or Mcmillan. Judge Giegerich. and LAWYER
O'Suliiynn. Tho Rev. John Waters OF Roches-
ter. President Of tho Arehdiocesan Union. pre-
'' For some timo much anxiety has been mani. an
tested by those entitled to medals over the long
not 500 why the medals were kept back. and
gave vent to some statements which last night
1sGy ns 70 tbs treMbs tho In
medals medals have been presented to members Of the
Archdocesan Union rs prizes and rs conse-
anence every one who received one was oyer
joyed. Winners Of events received gold medals
When Wn, msre %eso sesod reeeSed silver medals and
those finishing third bronze medals, a., .o On
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No medals Wsr9 Evden In the E0yfpd fo das
adp ad beeS nS dec!dea that had 6csp
c. Halpin second. and third respectively. and
TIE sSond event ~ thir J0SsRs
asy @as besause sssf Of % DECISION rendered on Dec
BY the 4. A. Y, that the protest against 4. J:
Of The spiSng lfShry so'h =, a sRsso Anes aYaes
susan o tS
decislon Of Dec. o had been rescinded and
further action would be taken at tho next
1 ns a axsnst "a ts sH 1sa in made fy BY
shs shs sssnS0 thss fs hsa
hsia haS fsdis fesndins settlement Of the matter BY the
won the tug Of war. received a gold medal.
The recipients were J. J. O'Nei. j. Devlin. j.
]. Van Houghton, and B. +. Monday. A silver
cup was to have been presented to the society
scoring tho highest number OF points. but the
in violation OF the rules Of the union.
The members Of tho Catholic Literary and
They claimed that tho A. A. U. would be sure
to sustain tho protest against May. and In that
societies In the matter OF scoring the highest
mum Der OF points Mt tho games. The ACTUAL
and A. Society and Xavier A. c.. but with May g
victories thrown out. the CathoIc /; and ri, a;
Catholic Society boys feel that they won q
glorious victory as before the games came of
II was an almost foregone conclusion that the
Xaviers had a walkover.
The baseball poppant was presented !, d,1tthe to the
hue. The committee having last nights affair
in hand. and who made it a success was com
posed 3fJ. A. nl!1p, Gh4ir,nnn; + I: Shields. eas
mond. John Davis. and E. F. Cody.