The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-23
HARTFORD WINNER
Local City Fathers Beaten in
Return Ball Game at
Compounce.
TRACK EVENTS ALSO
Mayor Martin and Big Party from
Here Are Royalty En-
tertaincd.
TRACK EVENTS

The Hartford and the New Haven
city officials clashed on the baseball
diamond at Lake Compounce yesterday
afternoon. and when the smoke OF bat
tie had cleared off, and the dead, miss
Ing and wounded carefully estimated,
II was found that the Hartford off,
cials were the "one best bet" and had
won the game by score OF to g. De-
feat did not dshearten the New Haven
visitors as they We're entertained so
royalty by the Hartford officials and
had such good time all day that they
were glad to see the honors In base
ball conferred on the city fathers,
grandfathers, and other relatives OF the
Hartford municipality The two teams
met once before In New Haven when
the position OF host and guest were re-
vetsed. Then, the game ended In a
tie. The batteries yesterday were Der
mody and McDermott for New Haven,
and Buckley and Barbour for Hart
ford.
There were also two events In track
athletics, the three-legged race and
the 100 yard dash. The latter was won
by D. Naylor with Walter Burke Sec
ond. the three-legged race went to
Joseph Holton and Walter Burke The
races were met with enthusiasm and
were keenly contested.
The trip was started In the forenoon,
the $50 from New Haven going to Lake
Ccmpounce by way Of Bristol where
I hn ne
letlcs the party went to Hartford
where they enjoyed performance at
Polls theater. They came home on a
special train which left Hartford at
midnight. reaching here at 1880 this
morning,
Those from New Haven who took
the trip were as follows:
Mayor James r. Martin and his
secretary, Charles w. futile, Town
Clerk Fred whitaker, Assessors Fred
erick Lehr, John Doughan. John Ho-
gan and Timothy Callahan. Director
OF Public Works Francis Foley, SUI
perintendent Of Streets William Gro.
min. Superintendent OF Sewers Joseph
, Mulvey, Superintendent OF Charities
anu toii'Ntipno bdiob IiOliiiit Jhhbe
, John b. Studley and Clerk John L
| ellison OF the probate court, Building
: Inspector Joseph II. Austin and his as
| sistant. Joseph OBrien, Registrar o.
: Vital Statistics Andrew P. Allen. Cit,
: Attorney Samuel e. Hoyt, Judg,
. Richard Tyner and Clerk Huber
i Dlckerman OF the city court; CORPORA
EAxr,o I'D Ii -,
: his assistant. Edward P. O'Meari
Commissioner Of Charities and Cor
$ rections Edward X. Rourke. Judg,
G Ernest l.. Simpson of the court o
: James Maxwell and Arthur N. Dean
Alderman Patrick s. Cunning
aham, Senator Dennis Blakeslee, In
, spector John o'Donnell, Of tn,
ney. candidate for senator @
u the Tenth district. Sheriff Philip Huge
Fire Commissioner Joseph Cunning
!. ham. Charles Anderson, Manager Johi
$ Howard and Charles Selk Of tn
v Springside Home. Inspector John Glib
bons OF the department Of health
r Thomas Gibbons. democratic nomine
O for senator from the Eighth district
O Clerks Joseph Calm, Joseph Hughso
q and walter Burke Of the tax collector
office, Bart" Callahan, Sam Smith o
@ the assessors office, Edwin s. Picket
: and Charles Birely Of the commo
!. pleas court, Joseph Maynard and Der
). nard Stanley of the controllers office
Charles Fox and Thomas Cox of tn
j. town clerks office, Joseph McHugh O
the tax Office, Burton Blatchey Of tn
: bureau Of compensation, George II
a Rowe OF the bureau Of charities, CIT
'. Clerk James Devine and his assistant
Michael Moran, jr,, Assistant City En-
gineer Frank Maloney and Fred Jack
son, Patrolman Bernard Hope, an
r. william schappa and Edward Wehnel
city hall janltors.