The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-28

called the Mike Donlin' Of the Elks
for In the third. with two men on bas-
es, no knocked out a ree-bagger and
also in the flfth scored another three
sacker with one man on second Fred
Whitaker or rather Hans Wagner
can certainly hit some. even though he
can't run as fast as he ought TO,
During the game four umpires were
used up, sam" Hoyt, and Johnny
Courtney officiating first when the
kicks against them became too numer-
Gus they vacated In favor Of Morris
Calm and Joe" Mulvey,
Faughan, catcher on the married
men and lump" Mulvey had many
disputes brought on by the latter's de-
cisions. The teams lined up as fol-
lows:
Married Men Whitaker, 2b; Men,
doza, cf Faughan. c; Isaace. Sb; Me-
serole, p; Thomas, lb Ronsenthal, II;
], o'Donnell, SIS; Donnelly, IF; Moran,
lb; Dooley, eff McNerney, RI
Single Men-carroll, p Hatfield. c;
Flynn, s.; Brown, 2b Kinney, IS; Nc
Keen, cf Papantl, 3b; Cavallaro, II;
Lee, RI; Haggerty, IT,
Score by innings:
Married Men ................2 2 3-ll
| single Men ................O ] ] j.
While speculation was rife as TO what
was coming next the band suddenly
started playing and marching toward
the dancing pavilion at the Point. AR.
rived there John semon, master Of
ceremonies announced that Bunny
Ford and Young Joe Grim" the lat
ter from New York. the former from
this city, would go six rounds. Frank
Coyle was the referee and had his
hands full separating the two. The
bout was rather fast considering the
floor and was we'll worth the price
of admission. white cap and bam-
boo cane.
Following this. everybody repaired to
'JsanTowouldato cNsAgik ETAO1taoiu
the table,. which had been set in
Brother BILLY" Lush's hotel After the
dinner. on which 'Billy" did himself
proud, had been slowed away. Assist
ant City attorney Samuel e, Hoyt was
announced as the POSTMASTER and In
his official position he called upon the
following who responded with iovial
| toasts:
Attorney Jacob Goodhart, John Hays
Courtney, Or, Joseph II. Kelly. P, D,
D., Senator James r. Mccain, Edwin
Thomas, ex-Mayor stndley, Rev Faith
err Ford OF ST. Johns r. c. church
Town Clerk Fred Whitaker, supt eoi
Sewers Joseph II. Mulvey.
Many other prominent men were no.
ticed sitting about the boards: among
them being Mayor Martin. John ellison
David Fitzgerald. John Dooley, Capt
Isaace Of No. is house. Health Inspec
tor John J. ODonnell Michael Walker
Thomas Flynn, Peter McNerney. Ed
ward slsk. and DR.. John Quinn.
Following the after-dInner speeches
band concert was rendered and then
came a social session. In the interim
when the band and talk had lulled fol
a time. John l.. ellison, leader Of thu
Connecticut Taft Glee club would
swell forth vocally and the strains o
national anthem would float forth
thrilling the soul Of the listener.
Shortly after half-past seven the
throng began to grow restless and soor
were aboard the trolleys homewart
bound It was voted the best ever de
spite the fact that the outing was moi
named properly. for anyone that would
have attempted to Roundup" thai
herd Of antlered animals would hav
had the time Of his life Much prais
Is due to the committee In charge
which consisted OF NJ. J. o'Donnell
chairman, ARTHUR Smith, Peter McNer
ney, Michael Faughan and Frederick
Myers Especially is merit due to tn
first two who by their tlreless endeav
ore made the day. one, long to be re
membered In the annals OF the r.
o. f.