The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
Gossip Of tho nandban Courts.

". B, New York.The match for s25 a side between
damior and Barrett against Courtney and Grady was
brooklyn. on May II
a correspondent, asks. Can Col. Tom Msehan beat
Capt. Rose - Tax Sus 10 unable to answer that ques.
ton II would be a good match, however. and IL Cham,
the thanks OF the entire handbaii community.
Tho students Of Manhattan College werp very much
!Hsss".y'& s. Il q %H " p p'i Ho 81 a. 81 TIE .s silI + ;. e seGol !ss'
i'd eG'. XII. lna' n g:d; in WON anf o ,o . .e s?s q %|i';;P s y con:
+. iIaasinsk fr9 2W,n The S Ms; ; c i,ysiys ~: .ns Of the
WSaalll. apon shsir viii 10 rhlsdsipn,nlp The later sr's part se Of
Dr. s mpn,e' ne cse,i R St,n 4! :. '. sS,s has !, 0 snreva.I one 10 .. Of
,snxls up an opposing pair that victory viii DO made
I've never heard Willie Cashmnn say that he would
Play ms. was Tom o,cGnnslts remark 70 a sus re.
beat. me. Now. at any time Mr.. Cashinan says tho
Of II tSrs "" sarn Ssr Tor s u ., a,h and ni S Ss" ca. GlA nam. %s ! h iss s%n
s taas,ns ;am u n as s q don't suit lim r! 60 him At 4
l lha. ns OF sdS as% S Mssshi To n ~ iis, a sure :, thing t" wager
soasaira tn: T5 na.ah boy ,.oplisa; IDSn,s Az ne any
s 'a,%s t@st ought ! am to Z s. Ss' LEN. pl I VIII i :. IN H IL. s,as sn %
hoi%s. !. a be better .aT pt.y r. That. .s al t ihSsssi !: TO it. why
.p a,Hsasy N . .s.@s@ 10 s% &. s sS.I t W.. S 4, %,k aays 81 La,
I ins, ' ,Ssy ro Isfy sts@ f MAJ .na ca ;sy, on 'sIG6d:yS
Weeks L u no. likely tina. thes. conditions VIII, suit
nhtru must De Only one series or gAmes, which shall
DC played al IuurlIiey's court,
Al one time in his career a. q court proprietor and
player, the veteran lon Nichols oT Philadelphia would
meet amy man who desired u gann. aud Il took an un,
usually vigorous player 10 suOdue NM Tom was not .
hurricane server, but he possessed to a certain extent
the judgment Of n ManlS and was eniuwed with extra.
he can !hoS S"'. litiblv perf"rmsnce in the court USrnls and
WAS heard 10 say some time ago that he would play
any man ~ his age in ile country: How would II DO
10 match the Old timer, Martin Mcdonald or BROOKLYN
Against Sir Tom
Wnen Major Carmofy was asked whether he would
play John Common NTH a handicap Of nve aces a game
his reply was IN not PLAYING handball for what /
or two on the result but IN the main ! object to plnr.
tug for money. Mr connor has beaten me twice with
so far improved Ihat he wants to cut down IN. h.nbp
cap TO five aces aud play me. l really don't t6inS he
can beat me AZ ~ ~ Play my game aud I viii strs1nn
consideration tina: We played the othe gaueh" ~
Last work. at tho new Manhattan VILE court a yam,
was played between ilAgnlhr Lane and Aissmblyman
James = Reilly against William Delaney ana nnytner
The latter non the rubher Of three games bnI th.v
a great deal OF interest IN the game While n ynassansess
tue bert IN the open courts especially adapted for
playing tho game ABOUT ,ix yeats ago The Assembly.
O'Leary. and the former won, The match crsatsi y
great deal "f interest. particularly among The faculty
OF the college.
The question OF endurance seems TO be an important
factor IN deciding match game in Ireland. Al the
handed match for 40 u sids Was PLAYED between
Mooney and TieTney against Mccarthy and Uarberry.
was the hest OF twsnty,one games, For seven games
with the exception OF tile niuth game. Tisruey and
Mooney had everything their own way. They won
nrsenth games. Inclusive, Mccarthy and CarbeIry
and carbeFry.