The sun., 1893-08-13

| The New Jersey Members VIII Try 20
Eclipse Their New York Brethrep.
George W. orton. the Canadian and A. A. u.
champion. has endorsed The SUNS estimate Of
his chances against Tommy Conned In Boston
on Aug. 26 In an unex pected manner. He de-
clares the match on. as he will be unable to
get In condition for such bruisine race in the
interval He hopes. however. to be on edge By
Labor Day. aud will como on TO the New Jer-
soy hC games to meet Conneff in the mile run.
This change Of front leaves Connef disen-
gagged on Aug. 70, and the rejuvensted Holy
Cross flyer is fairly bombarded with invita-
tlons to patronize one OF the local meetings
for that date. Gus Peverelly is pulling the
| wires automatically. and expects to book the
wonderful little Irishman for the Pilgrim en-
campment games at Oriental Grove. on the
Sound, The other Catholic club athletes have
fallen In love with this attractive FIXTURE and
eay BY By ii ii Hart r Rs'f n sycr y The
ss Pse On aSsGn
season. The proerampe includs 20 open runs at
the Catholic young men are afliliatod with this
cal manner: Non;athetie patrons 81 tho PIT,
attendance Is expected to run UP into the
The Athletes OF the different clubs are heavily
engaged in the games at Lion Park. next
Tuesday afternoon, under the AUSPICES OF
aSsts &. Srna T. Of the Xavier %
Chairman OF the ArrangementsC Con mittee. and
bis old associates assoc have rallied to his standard
Members ,pf the New Jersey A. p; U. are
grievously disappointed over the collapse Of
committoe in charge in sisted that the time was vas
meeiins. and the fixture has been postponed
u9@ q City connected
1G R%y
was crack athlete in his college days. and he
Hn af sss o
will be % held IN r eonnsction nv With the clubs es,
Mavier, Cathedral or Holy Cross combination.
stnres viii Sea thers
While the i members eI Of the New York A. D. U.
are gtill Illuminating over the suggestion Of
Jersey brethren, have promptly taken the de-
eIsive step. At last Sundays meeting OF the
no n ali
eratlon.
The Gaelic Football and Hurting Champion
ships.
The fifth series in the Gaelic football and
hurting championships Is nearing close. The
struggle has been q stubborn one. The Mitch
ellis Of Brooklyn and the Shamrocks OF New
Jersey have made the best showing. They
head the list with four victories out Of four
games played each. The Irish-Americans are
second with two victories to their credit The
Garryowens are third with one defeat and |
three wins while tho Farley Emmets Of this
city are fourth, with two victories and two
Woii Tones Emmets, % Faesh-a abb baliashs. M and and
Barrys are out OF the race. having each lost |
The hurting championship this season has
been one Of the most interesting since this |
entertaining game was INTRODUCED hereabouts. |
BEEN f soen to a1a M snd nhne
portance. nc. matter how small In detail has
ment and excitement. There were four clubs
when the championship opened; Three clubs
Tones nSm snd fosmsr IS
the van; The Garryowens. having lost the
sGss sF 81 he @
Chicago during tho fall to compete in some OF
the shamplonshipss with the Western Gaelic
has received an offer OF $1,000 guarantees for
expenses and certain AMOUNT for other me-
ter is Under eonsiderstion. It Is most likely
however that tho offer will be accepted. A
tended to the Secretary q the Gaelic ?s'A 70
secure hurllng team to accompany the Bar
rvs. This will be attended to at once.
Boats OF the "scarecrow" Model to Com.
pete In N Race.
1t Is proposed to hold sweepstakes race in
the near future between the new lib and main
sail fln-keel boats. known as the "scarecrow"
model. and those OF the 15-foot centreboard
type. represented by W. s. Elliotts Goblin. and
new boat owned by II. P. Allen which has not
IN
tion OF the Dilemma. Gloriana. and Wasp.
They are Is to IL feet water line and p to 25
feet over ALL They are designed for. cruising
in waters contiguous to New York, where 1t is
too rough for the average cruising canoe.
oSned BY Bennoa
Canoe Club .,i:I She proved to be 50 eomiortable;
sasa ss the
HoSk Saaoe GiqS; FiR de- slsse f. yEfbs Denison sow
NY; NJ g &C. G.; Goblin: "; s. Elliott Marine and
a. f Ii f Thsne fi: b surts nhHwasi Rlvorside
oMnsd Gy II sfss Soa T
etdsp ID pounds
quick on the helm: with the @ eSceptlon a. Of fM Nj.
Tha9s s oy W.
tered in this race Harry smythes new 1s-ioot
canoe yawi. very fast boat
A New Canoe Club Talked OF for Paterson
There Is talk Of organizing new canoe club
at Paterson. The organizers are: c. X. Bor-
dan. Aaron Pennington. Z. A. Pennington
Charles D. Cooke. G. F. Kireker. and J. W.
Blundell. all OF whom wore mem bers Of tho old
club of 1893. Commodore Aaron Pennington
is one OF the patriarchs OF can Ding and is we'll
known t9 @ that fraternity all over the country
The ell-known totem OF the old club. a |
rooster rampant. will probably be used By the
new organization Since the old club dis |
banded the members. who have retained their
Interest In canolng, have sailed under o nag
bearing the same rooster transhxed by an
Canoes and Canoing.