Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16
OUTING AND CLAmBAKE
Of the Quinnipiac Association nt Poi Island-Games and SpOrts-A Largt

Of the Qufnniptac Association at Pot
 Islaud-Games and Sports-A Large
 Number Present.
 The first annual outing ard clambake ot the Quinnipiac association was held at Pot Island yesterday. and was greatly enjoyed by all who were present. The party went down on the steamer Sunshine at S:3O o'clock, and they immediately commenced to enjoy themselves. The New Haven team won the bowling match by 15S points. A game of baseball was played between two teams explained respectively by Captain J. J. Carr and Captain J. T. O'Brien. Johnnie Carr's team won easily by 8 score of to 8.
 The greased pig race was one of the most exciting features of the day. He ran all over the island, and finally into the hotel. James E. Keleher ran in hot pursuit, and he finally caught the little creature.
 There was a boxing contest between two of the marty. It was called draw. An elaborate shore dinner was served at the hotel. On the way home musical selec' tions were rendered by quartet composed of Thomas Mcfarland, M. Shsnley, George E. Mitchell and Thomas Judd. There were dancing contests bstween Joseph McPart- land and Attorney James B. Walsh of An. sonia. They arrived at the dock at 8:30, l when three cheers were given for the com l mittee. Among those who were present were the l following:
 Hon. Joseph B. Sargent. Hon. 0. T. Driscoll, Judge H. L, hotchkiss, GarTity, seleotmen Pohlman, Gilbert, Cunningham, Beecher, Forbes and Sternberg, Joseph F. Mcfarland, Owen A. Groark, James B. Martin. James F. Brannigan, J. McGann, William Neely, Joseph E. Taylor, George White, E. Dillon, Robert E. Tracy s. Harrison Wagner, J. P. Manning. Lu l zerne A. Crockett, William Keane, James T. Moran, Newcomb M. Bassett, Charles Havey, Superintendent of Streets Doyle James J. Carr, J. J. Lawton, William Moo nan, George Mitchell, William F. Shannon M. F: Walker, George F. Neal, Frank X Res 9s mar, Charles 4Spreyer, Frank Anthony, T. H Sullivan, Theodore A.Tuttle, ,Chas. Fleisoh ner, Frederick Brethauer, Thos. A. Ltnahan Michael Snigg, Charles J. Coyle, Michae Fitzpatrick, Superintendent of Fire Alarm Telegraph Smith, Henry Sanford, John F. Maher, 0. H. Conway, J. E Taylor, An son K. Brown. Conrad Hein, M. J. Doody Luzerne F. Barnes, Walter J. Connor Thomas J. Keane, George Gundecker, Free Lehr, Matthew Fahey, Thomas RouIke William Keegan, Edward McCarthy M. ODwyer, John Griffiu, Charles Mo Csfrey, John J. Doolsn, Thomas F. Mo Guinness, Alexander Flynn. Jeremiah Sul livan, Patrick McGuinness. Franci Wrinn, Thomas Heeney, John P Bree, James Leydon, John Courtney Michael Began, Joseph Molloy, Pete Gibbons, jr., William H. Graham, D. Bur ton Brown, George Boucher, John M Hughson, John Brophy, John Buckley John J. Shea, George Hayden, Leopol Besssr, Andrew Coolihan, Patrick Rowley Thomas Farley, Thomas Kane, Danie l ODonnell, John J. Toole, John H. Dil lon, John Cox, Dennis Walsh of Ansonis Dr. H. H. Spang, Daniel Colwell, Williar H. Donnelly, James Douglass, James Cos grove, J. 0. McManus, Julius Hermann Edward Hope, Thomas J. Coffsy, Thoma F. Brennan, Joseph Buckley, Daniel Nc
 Williams, William Gesry, Thomas Cur ningham, John E. Healey, George Geary
 William J. O'Sullivan of New York, Jah J. Phelan, Charles Park, M. D., Owen NJ
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