The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-23
THE FIELD - OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Carpenters. 632. Labor temple
Electrical workers. Hanley building
BarSers Labor temple.
Cooks and walters 22 Richmond street
PROVIDENCE LOCAL ENTERTAINED.
The Providence local of stereotypers
was right Loyalty entertained yesterday
afternoon by the members OF the Boston
local No. at the Warwick club. there
being more than 15o of the craft to par
take of the pleasures.
The Boston local had been entertained
by the Providence union No. SO several
times. the last occasion being two years
ago and those who shared the hospitali-
ties remembered the occasions and de-
cided to reciprocate. The day was all that
could be desired and the men seemed
to have had their appetites whetted for
the pleasures.
The Boston local arrived in the city az
11:o6 and was met by the full member
ship OF the local and then escorted to the
two waiting Suburban cars for the ride
TO the club. When the body arrived a,
the club the whole party sat down 10 one
OF the club luncheons. after which all sorts
OF sports we're indulged in.
Some of the party took part In con-
testeB with quoits, on the bowling alleys
and in either playing or witnessing a
game OF baseball between teams OF the
two locals. This was really treat for the
day for there were errors and sensational
plays galore, each aide trying 10 see
which could make the most errors, wild
throws. runs and bad as we'll as good
plays. When the fun concluded IL was
found that the Providence team had won
the game with score OF IA 10 H.
The ltne-up OF the two teams is as fol-
lows:
Providence-T. J. Flynn. captain and
1b.; T. Domaine. p: ]. McKenna, 3D.: ].
Dwyer. 3b.; J. Rock, =. g.; +. McArdle, l.
f.; r. McFatiden, C. T.: f. Mccartney, r.
E.; r. Elliott. G.
BoSton-B. Toble. c.: B. Norton D.: w
Murtftua captain and lb.; J. McDeade
2b.; j. Connors, 3D.; A. Stranger, g. s.: O.
Davis. l. r.: M. Mclaughlin, c. f.; r.
Grant RI
When the game was completed and the
appetftes OF the men had been sharpened
by the breeze and the exercise at O'Clock
delicious spreads that the club ever
served. This was given the greatest
amount OF Justice and reflected credit
upon the culinary ability OF the chef
Otto Boone.
After the feast the entertainment OF tho
day continued with a sparring match be.
tween Monk the News Boy" and KID
Marks. In which the former won the de
cision. Then followed a musicai contrt
hrfkOY In whfQh At
johnson and John Walsh participated.
One OF the neatest features OF the en-
tertainment was the tickets for the occa
sion. The committee having the anal
In charge composed OF Joseph r Riley
chairman; William Redfern, secretary
Patrick Gavin. Edward Butler. Joh,
Ester. Joseph Hoar and David Norton
The committee OF the Providence unio
inoluded g. +. Honan. chairman: w. J
Mcdonald. secretary; r. e. Elliott. C. II
Haley, T. ]. Flynn and r. L. Elliott.
PLUMBERS GREAT VICTORY.
On Saturday afternoon the iourneyrnet
plumbers showed the apprentice boy
that they were not IN II when Il cam
10 playing ball by beating them with tn
SCORE Of ~ 20 9. Up 10 the eighth In
ming the boys had scored out ono r1I-
ard the journeymen took pity on then
and allowed them 10 score few runs
90 as not 20 make the affair appear 10,
ene-sided. This was supposed 20 be tn,
rubber game. since each Of the team,
had won a game but IL will have 20 b.
made the best three In five The ap
prentices stfll feel that they can beat th,
5curncymen. whom they think are a lot o
'has-heens" and are intending 10 chang,
the batteries next Saturday. There WI,
some very good fielding on the part o
both teams. but when ~ came 20 playing
steady. consistent ball the older rnes
showed that they are past masters ir
shs art There was not a ball that had