The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22


 First. Shea, IS points, a handsome silver cup. standing sixteen inches high offered by pr. Daveraux; second, R. Donnelly, 10 points, fine fielder's glove; third, Farmer, 10 points, stern; fourth. Loveland, s points, silver watch; fifth, Devlne, points, baseball; sixth, Galligan, points, watch fob; seventh Martin, points, whist broom holder eighth, Hoey, points, scarf; ninth, Brennan points, pound box of Lowney's chocolates; tenth, oats, point, stick pin. In the baseball game Hoey had the best batting average, getting single, and a two-bagger out of four times at the bat. Shea was second with single and a two-bagger out of five times at bat; Oates was third with a three bagger out of five times at the bat. Donnelly and Oates both got three baggers, out of the same number times at the bat, but as Oats hit came with men on bases he was given the prize.
 Directly after the game between the young boys the married men and sin i gle men took the field and their game
 
 was played for six innings, the single men kept up the fast pace which the married men led but in the seventh the final inning, Tracy, the single mems twirler, was battled hard for three singles and two two-baggers. These hits completed with three errors | developed six runs for the married men, a total which the single men were unable to overcome Conley and Keel ey, the pony batteries for the married men, worked well together and were the indirect cause of the single mems downfall Billie Hackett on first base, showed up in his old time form and 1 pulled down everything which came within his reach on the ground or in 1 the air Hoey and Farley, both single men, held the honors for batting, both getting four hits They were each pre- scented with box of cigars. A catch CTS init which was to have been awarded to the best jumper was rallied off and won by Moran.
 The line up of the married mems baseball nine follows: Falsey c, Conley D, Hackett 1b Ginnity 2b, McKeon 3b, Mcdonald ss, Brady If, Hope Of, Cass- idy If.
 Single men: Tracy p, Hoey c, Loner- gan ib Groark Sb. A. Donnelly Sb, Quinn of, Tracy If, Jewell If.
 The score by innings follows: 1 Married Men ...........1 o 0 0 2 6-11 l Single Men ...,........0 0 2 o o.
 After the athletic events, all were l the guests of the handsome waitresses at the lunch counter This spot was all during the day patronized extens- l ively. From o'clock until o'clock in the afternoon the dancing hall was op- ened and. In the evening it was opened from until Il o'clock.
 A special schedule of cars had been arranged to carry the large crowd to and from the picnic grounds. From ii o'clock in the morning until Il o'clock l in the evening a double schedule of cars were run on each line, each car going straight to the Lighthouse I The members of the various commit tees who assisted in making the annual event the great. success that 1t was, /, follow:
 Music and dancing-John J. McKeon, chairman; Dr. Watson, Harry Donnel- ly, J, F. Colgan jr., Ambrose Daily, John Hogan, Frank Williams, John Wilfeather, Frank Goodwin Raymond Moore, James Hislop, Harvey Walker.
 Building John J. Flanagan, William T. Sellwood, Frank Chandler, P. l.. Sullivan, Patrick McMahon, Thomas F. l German, Vincent Maher, Thomas Null queen, Dennis Callahan Robert Ensko, John Dee, Richard Heft.
 Refreshment-Josep Dolan, chair- man; Edw Grogan, John Dunlay, John McGrail, James Mercer, Richard Cole man, John Cosey, Daniel Grady, George Harold, F. J. Sheehan, M. Gaffney, George sperry, John Colbert J. H. Condon, James Flynn, Thomas Gib- P. J. Foley, George Moran, Frank Condon, James Flynn, Thoams Gib- bons, Henry Kendall, J. l.. Mckee, John Garvey, John Hislop Oscar Ed gerly, Patrick Morris, Octave Lee.
 Disposal of tickets-Josephine Smith, Rose Smith, Mary Farrell, Mary Mur- phv, Father Mackin.
 Athletic committee = William H. IIackett, chairman; T. Francis Mar tin, Dr. Devereaux, Jeremiah F. Dono- van, Frank Williams, James F. Cor man, Fred Hennessy, Clarence Hen messy, Robert Donnelly, Ellsworth Hor- ton, Frank Lynch, Stephen Klem Thomas scanlon, Richard Scanlon, Jo- seph McManus, Edward Murphy, Syl- vester Brady, Edward Brady, Thomas Ryder, John Heiser, James Mckee Patrick Ford, Joseph Coleman, Walter Stanley, Cornelius Barry, Thomas Car rcll, William Donahue and Mark Don- ahue.
 Dinner and bathing tickets--James F. Goodwin. chairman; Fred Reiser Joseph Kerrigan, Lawrence O'Farrell M. A. Moran. Nicholas Callahan, Capt T. K. Dunn. W. Farrell, John Broth CTS.
 Press-Frank Kenna, Matthew A Reynolds, Pierce M Maher. Mrs. Alex ander Troup, Thomas W, Keenan, AL bert L. Donnelly, Edward J. Gilern.
 Amusements-Henry J. Donnelly chairman; Josephine NJ Smith, James Hennessy, Nellie Ford. Thomas F. Mo Guinness Christine Daly, Gertrude Me- Cabe, Edward Dineen, John Lynch, Will liam Campbell, Anthony Baumann Frank McManus Elizabeth Dugan Az nes Dugan, May Hove, Agnes Lynch Mary Lynch, Mrs T. Foley, George Harold, James P Gallivan. John J. Me Partland. James B. Martin. Father Ford, Vera Odenkirchen, Loretta Mealia Loretta Cunneen.
 Ii Printing and signs-Mauriee T. O. Cornell, Henry Odenkirchen, John VIII liams, Ferdinand Chandler. John J.