The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-11
Patrick F. Doyle, This
City, Leads in
the Award.
FOOT BALL MEN WORKING HARD.
Glass Sports at the Oval
Today Preparation for
the Annual Play.


of studies, read the percentages of the
students in the several classes. According
to the custom, those receiving an average
of IS per cent or better were awarded
tickets by Rev. John F. Lehy, 5. j.
Patrick F. Doyle of this city, who deliv-
cred the valedictory address at the grad
uating exercises of the classical high
school, last June, headed the roll of honor,
with four tickets. having received one
in the classics, mathematics, English and
chemistry. The leaders in their several
departments were:
John E. Dignan Mechanicsville. Me-;
George J. Hurley OF this city; j. Joseph
Ryan, Ansonia, Conn.
Providence r. l.; James Kelley, Grafton,
Mass; John M. Tierney, Plattsburg, N: Y.
Sophomore, section A, John A. Quigley,
Holyoke, Mass; William F. Lawlor Mes
quehoning, Pa
English comprehension A. Derry,
Lewiston, Me. Sophomore, section b,
Patrick F. Doyle Of this city; William F.
English composition William F. Smith
Of this city. Patrick F. DOYLE of this
city; Augustine P. Conner. Plains. Ia.
Auburndaie, Mass; william M Hussie,
Towanda, Pa. Walter 7. Hogan of this
city Freshman. section B, Stephen J.
Horgan, Lynn. Mass; Joseph w. O'Con-
nor, Rutland, Mass.
English omposition-Michael ]. F'laher-
ty, North Adams, Mass.
Preparatory ,department9First acad-
emic, John A. p. Hanl9y, Boston, Mass.
Second academic Charles F. Sweeney,
Fitchburg. Mass; Fred McTierney, New
Haven Conn.
English composition Charles F. Sweeney,
Special classics (Greek)-James A.
Geary of this city.
English composition--yames A. Geary
of this city; ]. j. Heating, Boston, Mass;
w. King, Springfield, Mass.
Special classics Qatin) section B-Eng-
lish composition, Thomas F. Walsh, Hol-
yoke, Mass; Gatinl section a, English
composition, Divide Chagnant, Pawtucket,
r. l.
Third academic-Walter Brunette of this
city, Edmund Dolan, Boston, Mass.
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. Waldo
H. Pooler Bangor, Me-; Francis Conaty,
Taunton, Mass. John Sullivan, Fall
River, R. l. Section B, Yatrick F Doyle
John A. Quigley, Holyoke Mass; John
H. Colligan, Scranton, Pa; Hugh ].
Rudy, Scranton, Ps.; Walter E.
Third mathematics Section A, Harry ].
Kennedy Holyoke, Mass; Denis Sullivan
of this city Louis Shine, Holyoke. Mass;
Browne, Stamford, Conn; James Guaghty
and Walter Hogan Of this city; Daniel
@ Brien, Boston, and Daniel Timoney,
Boston, Mass; John Morning, John Han
ley, James O'Brien, Patrick Powers,
James Brassell, John Jones, Philadelphia,
First algebra-seetion B, John Ray
mond Forney, ]. Victor Kelley. Fred
Bringardner, James Aloysius Cummings.
Second algebra-Section A. John Good
win, Scranton, Pa; Joseph Mcclure, New
a w.
tucket, R; l. Section B. Edward J..
Comaus, Springfield, Mass; George A.
Stewart, Summerville, Mass. 4
Michael ]. Braney, Holyoke, MassN
Henry Brunette of this city.
Analytical chemistry R. Joyce,
chaniesviile. N u; John McTierney,
General chemistry-section A, John A.
Quigley, Holyoke Mass; Louis A. Derry,
quehonin, Pa Section B, Patrick F.
Doyle Of this city; Augustine P. Connect,
First French.Walter j. Hogan of this
city: Wilfred c. Chagnant.
Third French-Section A, Maurice Finn,
San Francisco, Cal; William ], WEIGH,
Hartford, Conn; Francis P. McKeon and
Cornelius Geary of this city; VIII Ready,
Scranton, Pa. Section B, Patrick Lar
ders. Holyoke,- Mass; William Walsh,
Ambrose L. o'shea, James Geraghty.
4,
o'Donnell, Charles F. Sweeney, Peter P.
Tmoney.
After the awarding Of tickets, Rev. John
F. Lehy,. president of the, college, ad-
since the reopening of the college, and
was very warmly received. He is now
very nearly recovered from his recent
illness.
The practice of the Holy Cross college
foot ball squad Yesterday noon was very
light and consisted mainly in running
through signals and forming interference,
under Coach Connor's direction. The
last Is minutes of the intermission was
devoted to. a lineup between the first
getting into proper form, and the rigid
training Is commencing to demonstrate
its worth on the improved condition of
the men, The endurance of the entire
eleven is now far greater than two weeks
ago, and the line-ups after each play
are made with snap and quickness, which
was woefully lacking when the team met
Brown The new code of signals, to
which Coach Conner has been drilling the
squad, works well and being much short
er. more effective. The squad was aug
mented yesterday by Francis j. Hanra-
han, whose towering frame and massive
strength will prop up some position on the
line. His playing has been mostly. at
tackle and was done on the 1900 class
against, and on the scrub and second
elevens Last season he was looked upon
by Coach COnnOr as a very likely man
for tackle on the varsity, but he gave
up playing after the Amherst Aggie
game. Before entering Holy Cross, Han
rahan was star man on the Norwich
Free academy eleven.
The annual inter-class field day of the
Holy Cross College Athletic Association
will be held at the oval this afternoon,
and If a long list of entries, intense class
rivalry. good prelminaries. faithful train
ing and suitable prizes have any tendency
to render the meet satisfactory one, to-
day will witness Holy Cross holding a
most successful set of inter-class games.
For nearly three weeks the athletes have
been In training under instructions from
the several class managers and Henry ].
Brennan who has been reelected in
structor of physical culture at the college.
The general arrangement committee has
secured many good prizes, and the assoc
citation has purchased enough to complete
the necessary number for awarding first
and seconds in each event.
The Holy Cross College Dramatic So
ciety is pushing preparations for the an
nual play, which Is to be staged at the
Worcester Theatre Feb. &c. 1t has been
decided 10 enact Richard Brindsley Sheri-
dams masterpiece, 1.-THE Critic, or a Trag-
edv Rehearsed," not however, as the
piaywrights have clipped and cut it to
fatters. but according to the original,
several copies of which have been secured
nv Rev. c, c. Jones, moderator OF the
society Mr.. Sheridan used very sar-
castle pen and "The Critic" is accounted
his most biting production; so, If we'll
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