The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-14
S. n. E. employees
Have annual OUTING
Party of 600 Members of Mu-
tual Aid Association and
Friends Own Rock.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
WINS BALL GAME
Afternoon Spent in Other Ath.
letic Events and in Tour
ing White City.

The Mutual Benefit association Of the
Southern New England Telephone
company, held its fourteenth annual
outing at Savin Rock yesterday, and
1t was generally expressed the most
successful one they have ever held. The
members and their families and friends
left early in the day and went to THE
league baseball grounds, where the ball
game between the teams from the
Hartford division and the executive Of
ice was played; the best game ever
played at an outing of this association
The executive office won; scoree, 8 to Z.
There were few errors made on either
side. The feature of the game was a
one-hand catch of a liner by Brastou in
the ninth inning with one man out and
q ma third, which he doubled the
play alone beating man back to third,
retiring the side and winning the
game.
Hartford. Executive ONCE
Buckley, 2b. Eckle, Sb.
Ahearn, c. S. Embler, 2b
+. Rossano, 3b. Dodd, IS.
Anderson, p. Brastow, D.
r. Lawler, 1b, Stowe. G.
Harding, CT. Neale, H.
r. Lawler, IS. Collins, CT
Lynch, RI. Stevens, If.
]. Rossano, If. II. Enbler, rf.
Umpire. Phil Corcoran of New Haven
team.
Members Of the winning team were
presented with scarf pins. Dinner was
served to five hundred and ninety
s members Of the association to whom
ticrelts were issued and there were two
hundred friends besides who had din
ner all at Wilcox's Pier restaurant.
After dinner the athletic events took
place. Events and winners are as fol-
lows:
Broad Jump won by Sackett, who won
an amber cigar holder. Roy Harris
recorid, won a leather cigar case.
Long distance run, won by Cation;
prize, umbrella. Sackett second; prize,
Wurts fountain pen
100 yard dash, won by Buckley OF
Hartford, Cation second; prizes, briar
wood pipes.
Three-legged race, won by oliver and
Johnson; prizes, pearl handled pocket
knives.
Manager speck of the White City,
contributed much to the days enjoy
meent by allowing all members wearing
the association button to go into the
White City at any time during the day
and evening free. 1t is doubtful If
there were many who did not take adj
vantage of this hospitality, and COM
ments of a most complimentary nature
We're heard on every side regarding
Manager ySpeck's kindness.
Savin Rock certainly belonged to the
I. q. M. b. association, everp part of liz
and everybody had a good time.
During the afternoon the rooms of
the Telephone club at the corner of
Chapel and Orange street were open for
the convenience and comfort of all
members, and was used freely by MANY
out-of-towners who were returning
home earlier In the day or evening than
those who live in town.
Much credit is due the amusement
committee in charge Of the affair which
was comprised of the following mem
bers: N. w. Brown, T. NJ. Lawrence,
n, T. Lohmes, and Simms Embler
The baseball team was under the able
management Of Ellis B. Baker, jr. All
these men worked hard for the sue
cess of the outing and are much graf
flied as are the members of the asso-
citation entire, with the result of their
labors.