The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-23

town-TrOIIey Arrangements -- Field
 Events-BasebaIl Game-The Evening
 Celebration.
 Dignified knights and gaily dressed ladies, with a goodly sprinkling of em- bryo knights and ladies, were present in large numbers yesterday at SaVin Rock. The occasion was the postponed field day of the Knights of Columbus. The weather was fine and the various committes performed their duties to perfection, So that no one. had either cause or desire to complain.
 As the attendance was much larger than expected the regular morn ng trains were crowded, and extra cars had to be added in great many eases. There was a special train from Middle town, which arrived here at 10 a. m. with about 900 persons on board. They were taken from the depot to Savin Rock on special cars. The trolley did great share of the business yester- day, owing principally to the lines re- gently opened up between Cheshire and Mllldale and Waterbury. The schedules were very well planned, and no long waits were necessary at connecting points. The Derby, Dixwell avenue, Fair Haven and Bishops Gate cars all ran through to Savin Rock, thereby eliminating the usual change at the Green. A ,two-minute extra service was in effect all day.
 The morning was spent in various ways by the visiting knights, nearly all going to the White City, where they were entertained by various attractions. A large number went in swimming, and those who had friends among the cot tagers went visiting.
 At ? o'clock they assembled at the baseball filed, where the field games, the big event of the day, were held. Eight events were on the card for the afternoons sport. Following are the re- suits:
 100 yard dash-Knights of Columbus only. First prize, gold medal. J. F. o. Cornell, Hartford; second prize, gold medal, F. s. Kinney, Branford; third prize, bronze medal, J. H. English, Stamford. Time, 12 3-5 seconds.
 100 yard dash-Open. First prize, gold medal. J. F. O'Connell, Hartford; second prize, gold medal, F. s. Kinney. Branford third prize, bronze medal, w. s, Maley, New Haven. Time, 12 seconds.
 F. E. O'Keefe of Wallingford entered a protest, claiming that he was fouled by W. J. MaIey of New Haven,
 One mile run--open. First prize, gold medal, A. F. Mason, Highwood; second prize, gold medal, Salvatore Tessitore, New Haven; thifd prize, bronze medal, C.. A. Beardsley, New Haven. Time. 5 minutes, 52 seconds.
 440 yards run-Knights of Columbus only. First prize. silver coffee set, J. H. English, Stamford; second prize, to- bacco jar, w. H. Ennis, Stamford; third prize, carving set. W. j.. Ma1ey, New Haven. Time, i minute, 12 4-5 seconds.
 Running broad jump-Open. First prize, silver toilet set, ]. F. O'Connell, Hartford; second prize, military brushes, c. s. McEnroe, New Haven; third prize, silver cup, F. E, O'Keefe, Wallingford. The distances made were respectively 29 feet, IS feet, 1-2 inches; IS feet 1-2 inches.
 Putting 16 pound shot-Open. First prize, cameo toilet set, w. A. Russian, New Haven; second prize, to- bacco jar c. J. McEnroe, New Haven; third prize, shaving set, P. J. Fleming, New Haven. The respective distances attained were 35 feet, 7 inches; 32 feet; 31 feet 1-2 inches.
 Only one team, St. Augustine Relay team of Stamford, appeared to compete in the one mile relay race. They gave an exhibition run, doing the mile in 9 minutes, 35 seconds, and were awarded the prize, a silver loving cup.
 Last, best and funniest came the 50 yards egg race for women only First prize, jewel casket, Miss Kitty shanley; second prize, pair of silver glass vases, Miss Irene Boucher; third prize, silver cup, Miss Nellie Hlnese. Some of the other fair contestants were: Misses Grace Bogany, Annie Mccullough, N. Flain and Helen Boucher.
 The officials for the games were:
 Referee John E. Doughan; judges of finish, Cornelius J. Hayes Wm. H. Me- Donald, Sergeant M. J. Hayes, Pere G. wallmo; field judges, Edward c. Moon- ey; Cornelius J. Eagan, Sergeant M. J. Connolly, Andrew P. Kelly.
 Timers, Richard J. Kenyon, Wm. J. Cronin, Frank P. Quinn, Sergeant w., J. Doherty.
 Clerk of the course, Michael P. Shea
 Inspectors, Thomas Harkins, George Breen, John J. Welch, John J. Eagle, Thomas J. O'Brien.
 Scorers, Peter H. Champion, Thomas F. Ryder, John c. McGowan, James J. Cullom.
 Marshal, Alexander Bleto.
 Announcer, Francis P. McCabe.
 Starter, William F. Carey.
 THE BALL GAME.
 At 4:30 there was baseball game, in