The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
.rorr LMoye ohrHo1Io c1us,1rS.
l,s. A. He,r.- wiss the Cathedral C'uh's
Point TFophy.


I,rs A. Heer., WIS the Cathedral Cabs
Point Trophy.
Asantioipated. Luke A. Keenan,. captain OF
the Cathedral I. and A. A.. won the mile
handicap walk held over from the CLUB gamer
OF July 4. The event was decided at the fae.
time A. G. grounds on Jply 30 Keenan, started
from scratch. and walking In hne style Ro'
homo an ensy winner In minutes 10 seconds
With an allowance OF 20 seconds & T. Wheelan
finished n creditable second, and John Brady'
off the samo mark. outfooted the rest OF the
field. The Issue OF the contest was watcneo
with the kecnost interest by the MEMOIRS az
the possession OF the gold medal Tor hiRnes!
score on the programme It completed hinged
on tho result Keenans win raised hia score
to IL points and secured for him the trophy.
f. p. Reilly chased him closely. with an aggre-
gate score OF IL points. J. F. Maher wound w
in third position. with score OF 3 points
The Cathedral Clubs crack swimmers are
looking forward hopefully to the Pilgrim en-
campment outing at Oriental Grove on Lone
Island Sound. on Aug. "a The attractive Pre-
gramme includes q 20O-yard open swimming
race, which is figured out rs a real good thinR
for Tom Carey. Incidentally the athletes are
dg s2a hye h ny tss s assn Of
ment in miniature as the Xavier Epip d, z.
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Harlem ,iyceun,s are handling wholesale
supply of entry blanks.
nsa Ahd A. The WALSH natoas
mile metropolitan champion have been IT. /.
to TAKE sf IL as
offer y q diamond pin Of the guaranteed value q
s Me S % ecofed
the race are Garter fhe anRe sIhera tbe
Connen. the Holy Cross Iyesam nysf;
demands his attention; Tommy viii make
another excursion to Boston on that date to
dian champlon, in special mile and a half
race at the B. A. A. games. Those who have
seen Connect moving lately assert that nothing
record for the distance. Orion win want to
show immense Improvement on his last match
with the littIG freshman to be In the game al
The st. Elizabeth L. and A. U. OF 18th street
n the a1x d ahS re They 'n mex
cursion to Oriental Grove. on the Sound, last
Thursday and scored one q the creates, snS,
neighbors from st. Lerome's Lyceum. mt l3Sth
street and Alexander avenue; were a, promi;;
baseball mines had a rare set-to during the
afternoon. and the Jeromes won after greatly
snSysd fe by to th5
letes to the Omen games at the same rendez-
vous on Aug. ri.
Between political and club excursions the
members OF the different lyceums are con-
irving to have an almost continuous carnival
Tho cathedral boys are still signing over the
departed glories of their club festival Mt Bay
Clitf Park. 5. l.. last Monday. The lady friends
and relatives Of the members went along on
this OCCASION. and gave additional zest TO the
muscular prowess OF their escorts Bathing,
boating, and all the sylvan sports incidental
to the grove were freely patronized and the
party reached homo thoroughly delighted
rendezvous on the specially chartered cxcur-
sion barge Chester A. Arthur furnished an ap-
proprate setting for tho festival.
The members Of the Xavier Club are deeply
Rrieved ut tho approaching departure Of the
famous organization. lev. Henry Van Rensse-
laer 3. ]. He leaves in n few weeks for the house
OF the jesuit Order at Frederick. Md, for his
"thi I'd year" theological studies. His success
sor in the Xaver Club will he Rev. T. A. Halpin.
who has conducted the ethical course at st.