The Washington times., 1906-07-29
JONADAB'S SONS
IN COMPETITION
Races and Other Sports by
Members and Friends
of Council.
WON PElZES ON THE FIELD
Fine Games az Marshall Hall on
Occasion Of the Notable
Excursion.

Pioneer Council. No. /. Sons Of Jona-
dab, gave l,s annual excursion 10 Mar
shall Hall on Thursday. Fine weather
and an elaborate program OF athletic
amusements made the day one to be
long remembered by the large number
Of Jonadabs and their friends partici-
pating.
A holly contested game OF baseball.
under the management Of William +.
Schooler, between members of Empire
Council and Pioneer Council. resulted in
a victory for Pioneer by the score OF Il
10 Z. The features OF the game We're
the batting OF Schooler and D. Gala
han and the fielding Of Dolan and
Hogan. W. z. Monroe, of Good VIII
Council, Oh1ciated as umpire. Those
comprising the teams were as follows:
Pioneer-A- Rohrman. pitcher; Mon,
roe. catcher: Pyne. first base. Payne.
second base; Hogan. third base. Keys.
right field; Schooler. center field: W.
Rohrman, left field; Redding. shortstop,
Empire - Smith. pitcher; Phillips,
catcher. J. Callahan. first base. Dolan,
second base; Mcdowell. third base; q.
Rohrman. right field: Farr, center field.
Corey. left field; D. Callahan. shortstop.
Following is a summary OF the racing
events, which were in charge OF John
L. Hogan and Frank p. Keys;
Seward race for wives and daughters
of Jonada bs-First prize. hand-painted
peacock feather fan. donated by Miss
Fanny Kelly. daughter Of Worthy CHIEF
Kelly. won by Miss Bessie kendigi
second prize, box Of stationery MISS
Ruby Ansley.
I5-yard race for men-First prize, SIX
mufier. donated by Miss Bella Mar
shall. won by G, r, Rohrmani second
prize. pair suspenders. VI. Payne,
IOO-yard race for young men-Prize.
Spalding catcher's mitt, won by Al
eXauder Mcdowell
5O-yard race for glrls-PriZes. boxes
of confectionery, won by Charlotte Ho-
gan and Gertrude Conlon.
5O-yard race for bOys-First prize,
baseball and bat, won by Perry Dow
rick: second prize. catcher's mitt, Gil
lespie Walsh
75-yard race for Jonadabs Only-PTize,
box cigars. won by Frank ?. Keys.
5O-yard race for girls-First prize,
purse and money. won by Violet Dow
rick; second prize. souvenir OF wash
ington. Lille Dowrick.
T5-yard race for Jonadabs-PTize,
buckhorn silver-mOunted inkstand, won
by C. f. Redding.
50-yard race for girls-Bour miscel-
.laneous prizes, Ruth Shaw, first; Agnes
Agnew, second; Inez Hogan, third:
Lucy Clark. fourth.
5O-yard race for boys-Four miscel-
laneous prizes, Robert Ryan, first;
Joseph Hungerford, second; Carroll
Tumble, third; Norman Conlon. fourth.
The excursion was in charge of the
following committee: Charles H. Saw
YER chairman; John F. Hogan, James
j. Kelly, Frank p. Keys, Charles D.
Mccarthy, Frank J. McKenna, Robert
e. Pyne, William F. Schooier, Of Pion-
Ger Council.
The present officers Of Pioneer COun-
ell are: James J. Kelly, worthy chief
E. ]. Ratigan. past chief; Robert +.
Pyne, vice chief; John F. Harvey.
patriarch; J. P. Hubbard. recording
secretary; Charles II. Sawyer, financial
secretary: Frank J. McQuade. treasurer;
Charles D. Mccarthy guide; George f.
Redding, assistant guide; John l.. Bent
ger inside watch William B. Clark,
outside watch.