Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-25
IN GOOD OLD CHESHIRE
Waterbury Business Men clmboIed On
 the Green and WeTs Happy.

About 100 business and profession al men assembled In the center yes- terday afternoon and boarded COL pie of special cars which were wait Ing to carry them to Cheshire, where the annual outing of the Waterbury Business Mems association was held. , There was plenty of fun going ov- CT, and an orchestra in one of the cars kept the crowd in lively mood, but the real sport did not start until the burg was reached As soon as the party had reached their destination which is a number of miles from civ illzation, the members proceeded 10 prepare for the athletic events which next to dinner were the most enjoy able events of the day. At one time some of the men in the crowd were able to tear off a mile or two at a good clip, but since they have become fat on the money which has poured into their tills in punches, the major fly of them move like truck horses. Anyone therefore can imagine what sight 1t must have been to see, eight or nine of them endeavoring to run 100 yards in minute. A good run ner could have covered a half mile while Peter Bauby, Georgionis liar rington and Harold Beardsley were trying to do the 200 yard stunt The three legged race also furnished amusement but the ball game was where the stars shone.
 The married men were not in 1t for a minute and the single men or the really happy fellows had walk-over from the start. Tn the first inning they made nineteen hits for n total of 63 bases and were still in batting when Umpire Fitzsimmons called the game. Although the married men did not get chance at bat, the score of % to 0 had to stand. The line up of the teams was as follows:
 Married Men-Kelsey, c; Lowell, D.; Meth. SIS; Hotchkiss, ID; Towle. 2b; Harrington, 3b; Trott, If; Mullings, cf; Bley, If.
 Single men-Langley. c; Gaffney, D.; Bauby, ss; Curtiss, 1b; Minor, 2b; Sherwod, 3b; Hart, If; Well, cf; Clearwater, If.
 umpire Oscar FitZsimmOnS.
 The following business and profess sional men were present.:
 David Meth, John H. Cassidy, Louis Fitzsimons Dr John F. Hayes, Will liam Hotchkiss. w. H. Towle, John Morgan, c J. Hackett, B. J. Torko- milan, Walter H. Hart, Charles Tenn pleton, Benj Kelsey, Oscar Fitzsim- ons, George Mullings, Thomas w. Walsh, Albert Trott, George L. Riggs, Harry J. Beardsley, w. c. Stewart, Warren Trott, George D. Sellew, w. D. Upson, Dr c. F. Lancaster, George Clearwater, Jacob Kaiser, Ed Wilson, James Harrington. NJ. Manyille, John w. Reyes. J. F. Hewitt. George Gafr- ney, Charles A. Bauby. E. H. Towle, George E. Towle, Dr E. J. Abbott, Charles Everett, John Curtis, John Sherwood. Judge George H. Cowell, R. w. Lowell. Cornelius Tracy, George l.. Jenks, Chauncey White, Daniel Coleman. M. E. Well, H. w. Lake, Harry Cross. J. W. Fitzpatrick, Fritz Bittner, ]. D. veltch, E. w. Mooring, R. W. Hampson. Samuel A. Wine stine. w. F. Jarrett, G. E. Terrell, I. J. McCauley. F. H. Humphrey, H. D. Segur, A. H: Arakellan, B. w. Den nison. G. L. Griffin. E. E. Barr, F. F. Wright, 0. A. Ziglatzki, Isadore Chase. H. F. Harding. Alex Lyall. H. Rasmussen. W. s. Jones. F. w. Sim mons. w. ]. Patton, l.. R. Carter, w. D, Scott, J. G. Twining. John Lilley. Frost Taylor, F. B. Boardman. w. NJ. Lathrop. w. c. Langley, H. w. Lang ley, A. H. Langley, pr F. G. Graves.