The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-14
Aguinaldo and AL
phonso Send Their
Regrets.
BUT WORCESTER WILL Be THERE.
All Up For the Doctors
Lawyers Game at the
Oval Today.
"Flagship olympia. en route.

Dear Web = One year ago l was
Keeping physicians and surgeons busy
patching up the effects of my delivery.
Give 1t to EN- today. Sorry / cannot
see the struggle.
George Dewey"
Am too busy sliding bases myself to
see others take try at it. 1t is the
hlnth inning with me- and we cannot
connect with Lawton's delivery. Moth
iIs put nome run will save us now.
Hope you will have better luck in a
more equal struggle.
"Aguinaldo."
Have forwarded one real for half
Heket # you have children's sizes
would like to come, but mamma saws
n.y. anu no IL is. Alphonso."
The above cablegrams of regret have
peen received by the committee of the
dootors-lawyers' ball game. But no.
pody is worrying about the crowd.
Ihere will be a multitude at the oval
this afternoon.
Today is the day that has been
marked with big red letters on many a
calendar for many weeks. When Judge
Hopkins shouts play ball" and throws
the horsehide on the diamond, at $3.50
CLOCK, then will begin the battle royal
between the doctors and the barristers
tilaI nan worcester would like to see.
ana tnat every one will see who can
peg, borrow or steal time to go down
to the lake
All the wheels are oiled as smooth as
glass, and every preparation is made
LOT royal good time, and incidentally
" SVEN the treasury of three worthy
eauses, II Will be combination of
n nd
auLlixtufe of charity and fun. And
tnere VIII be fun galore 1t will come
IN assorted lots, and in big chunks The
program is attractive, and added to the
announced card of attractions will he
added innumerable little surprises and
lnpromptu sideshows in which a blind
man could see fun.
Dlgnifed counsel for the de-
Ielse' or prosecution or petit
tioiiers, remonstrants, and what
not, VIII for day cast aside the state
ly mein of the profession and will vie
with sage physicians and skilful surg
cons IN an effort to extract the most
possible amusement for four hours and
pegulle the most nickels from the mock
cts of the 1000 spectators who viii see
the game.
Ihere Will be rush. All roads after
dinner this noon will lead to the oval
70 AVOID the rush the management has
wisely decided to raise the curtain On
the nrst act of the days program an
hour before Umpire Samuel Winslow
takes into his hands the is candidates
Tor the heavy hitting medal and calls
the game. BY the way it is rumored
mat the doughty colonel has considera-
Oily increased his arsenal since the ga mo
last summer, and will brook no debate.
nor nor otEer diagnosis but his own. Col
WlnsIoW does not fear to fight if needs
De and lest he be handicapped in III,
running II there arises the necessity for
retreat, he has chosen a crack snrint
er as assistant, and Harry Dadmun
VIII attend to that branch of umplring
II emergency arises.
Durlng the game there will be A dis
play OF Japanese fireworks and The
track events will be pulled off between
meats. Betting on the result OF the 80
yards dash between H. Spencer Has
kell ana Dr. William c. Maclzie is brisk
ana Mackie money is much in evidence.
one prominent lawyer placed one bet
yesterday afternoon at three to one on
haskell and regretted it afterward. for
the stakeholder Immediately turned the
entlre wager over into the treasury of
the game. All bets, unless chained. go
the same way, and all shareholders are
warned that all bets belong to the trea-
sury, whoever wins. P. j. McLougnlin
VIII walk more or less against DIR. ]. H.
helley The race is at catch weights
anu eaten distance, with the under
standing that the best man wins.
The final meeting of the committee of
arrangements was held Yesterday af-
Iernoon and the doctors received the
nrst coat of roasting from the party Of
the second part when the lawyers got
out writ of injunction and won the
shady bench, consigning the doctors tic
the sun and the heat. The official scor-
er viii be William j. Larkin and a.
balloon is being prepared as base of
operations with the pencil
Charles Goodwin will make an6 dis
rense lemonade. Fred w. Mason, treas
nrer OF the Worcester Base Ball club.
mas offered his services wherever need
co IN connection with the game
Rawson & Simpson have sold yearly
al the reserved seats, and 1t is expect
60 That by tomorrow morning there
VIII not be one left. The Barnard. Sum
ner q Putnam Company and the Bos-
ton Store have each taken $50 tickets
ana a greur of seats will be reserved
for each. The Boston Store has offered
tlckets TO any of it's employees desiring
10 attend the game, and it is likely
that large number will avail them
serves OF the privilege. Battery B band
VIII give concert, beginning at 100
O'Clock and will play several selections
also during the game. The dummy will
be run. also special consolidated elcc-
trio cars. both before and after the
game.
Flowers will be sold at the grounds
by Senator Charles G.. Washburn and
A. p. Rugg, cocoanut cakes by Frank
B. Hall and score cards by P. ]. O'Con-
nell. Charles S. Dodge. James F. Ryan.
II. Y. Simpson, Dr. P. P. Oomey, pr.
Homer Gage. w. A. Gilman, F. j. Part
ridge and L. j. Anger.
The ushers will be Chandler Bull
lock, c. c. Milton, 7. C. Carrigan. G.
w. Saunders, ]. F. Timon, f. E. Gunni-
son, G. Fl. Olney j. H. Meagher, w. S.
B. Hopkins, Jr., DIR. c. d. Wheeler. DR.,
M. F. Fallon, DIR. c. w. Whitaker, DIR,
j. T. McGillicuddy, DIR. T. e. McEyoy.
DR.. Arthur Marsh, DIR. P. H. Tripp, DR..
L. c. Miller and Dr. G.. f. Hill.
The committee on flowers is p J..
O'Connell; sale Of cigars, j. r. Meow
ern. Henry F. Harris, H. L. Parker.
Charles j. O'Hara, p. j. Mclaughlin
Henry Thayer, Alexander Bullock, DR..
F. G. Fay, DR.. F. r. Warren DR.. G.
b. Stevens, Dr. j. M. w. Farnham, DR..
George A. Trip, DR.. D. B. Lovell
hurdy-gurdy, F. B. Hall. John r.
Thayer, w. A. Gle; peanuts, George M.
Woodward. Col. Horace Very, Chas,
A. Merrill tickets, f. L. Dean;
grounds, w. l.. Mclaughlin, DR.. j. II.
Kelly; soft drinks, DIR. Joseph j. Lind
sev mr. William II nalahantv mr. Gao