New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-14
FORDHAM.

! Last Sunday being the Feast Of Penecost. a
solemn high mass was celebrated In the college
chapel at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Thomas j. camp
bell, S. j.. the celebrant; the Rev. John r.
Quirk. s. J.. deacon, and NJ Pendergast, b j.. SUD-
deacon. In the evening the Rev. T. j. Campbell
preached eloquent sermon the feast. fol-
lowed by Benedction Of the Blessed Sacrament
with the Rev. T. J. Campbell ceiebrant, the Rev.
Patrick O'Reilly. S. J, deacon. and John H. NULL
gan s. j. sub-deacon.
The annual public drill will take place on the
college campus next Thursday afternoon at q
o'clock. The following is the order for the day:
Formation Of the battalion; review for MAJOR
General Wesley Merritt, United States Army COM
mandng the Department Of the East tio battalion on
medals TO the graduating class by General Merritt;
hs sd in front hSye bs acy Ss on
The following is the result Of the lawn tennis
which held Ss Fast G
sociation In the doubles A. Grosas a2H ~
s Gs Charles DoWne aa and Joseph cvoy
beat Charles Wade and Jere V. Dunlevy, 6|S, 3D.
crosss and George I Hicks, So. 60; William joyce
and Thomas Evans beat Charles Downes and 10,
J ep@ I beat yere V Bunievy. 90 Thomas
Evans beat John Beaumont 81 g. Then enaf fos
lowed the sem-fnals in which Joseph Mcyoy beat bea
T Ma@ E sEsGs Ths nna D Between
seeph McVoy and Charles Dowpes was not COM
The play Robert. King Of Sicily" which 1lt vas vas
given by the members OF st. Johns Han dast
wednesday evening, was a great success ne
play was under the direction OF Joseph r. carney
s. J.
The last game OF baseball of the season VIII taKe
place on the college campus on "Wednesday aIlet,
noon, when the Fordham nine Will cross pats WIN
the Jasper club, of Manhattan College. Kelley ana
Hayes will be the battery for Fordham. while
Castro and Cotter will look after the interests OF
Manhattan. -
The annual field day was held on the campus on
Thursday morning. The track was heaVy. on as
count OF the recent rains. Track captain Cula,,'
~. was unable TO take any part In the SPOTS om
ing to a sprained tendon. received month aso'
The summary:
One-h undred-yard dash-won by Barry. 'os; Adams
'0s second Dunno. 9s. third. Tirne--O lors ,oo
afmile run-Won by Dunevy. 49, Odorfnan W.
second Wade. 90 bird. Time-20Sb mo
Keey. 90 second Mclaughlin 90 third Time-O'oorSs
Two-hundred- and twentyyard dash-Won by barry: oa
Adams '0s second Mcdonnell, 90. third Iine
hundred and twenty yard hurdle.Won by Adams
as; Mcdonnell. 90. second. Ttme-0:is, 81 ,oo
One mile rIn-Won by Dunlevy. '0s Mclaughlin w.
Twohundred and twenty yard hurdle-Won by Aoa,s
rs: Mcdonnell. 90 second; Mccormick. co. third
Time-0:29% ,oo
Two mile run-won by Drnlevy 9s; swetnam, co.
second: Tierney. '0s third. Time-ll :2oS. ,oo
Putting the shotWon by Walsh 90; OGorman w.
Throwing the hammer-Won by Walsh. 900; O o5orman'
second Terney '9s third. Distance 50 r. 6's m
Running broad jump-Won by Adams. es: Hagen w.
second Greevy. 90 third. Distance. 10 T. Az in ,oo
Running high tump-won by Evans. 90 Downes' w.
second: Hicks, 90 third. Height H. 3is in
Evans. 90. third Height. 10 H. w in
Relay race--Won by '0S 90 second.