The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
PINCHING BALL GAMES NOW
POLRCE CLFB g.-IsO RAGING
!rNCLFYS FROM rHE FIELD

AMI az the cate They Csulslat Get Their
M@aey maek-DeaeetiNe Are Threas-
soetf-PsAyers Are NAh0ed m The
Rgsax-sSzss susssay asass Brskesa-
McNGlsy's Club is q baseball orEanizA-
tion. All last weed u advertised a game
between its team and the Cuban Giants.
tO take plaos Sunday. 80 Yesterday
afternoon ..SOO Harlemites repaired 20
the clubhouse. sOo West Itoth street.
where 10 the entrance Ia the AcNulty
baseball grounds. which cover a whole
Harl~m block. After paying Is csnts
Ap,scs the ..S0O filed Out membership
tickets IA the McNulty Club and went
through the gates.
The Cuban Giants were already warm
ing up and the spectators we're getting
enthusiastic when along came Detectives
Wrrnn. Fr~~d and harris. Inspector
Hus~ey. noticing advertisements Of the
game. had suggested that they 20 UNI
pire IL.
what ID gong on wrenn aSked
Timothy Dwysr Of IA West lash street.
WIN had helped take tickets.
just a little pracGice. sir.- replied Mr..
O'Dvyer az hs mentally inventoried his
q,iestioner.
Il need prActice.- observest Wr"nn.
Come along: III have a catch With you.
A. the same moment Freed and Morris
laid hands upon Arthur 4. Potter Of 2is
West Forty ninth street and william
King OF 10 East Fifty-second street. also
ticket takers. The det~ctives showed
their hadg-s and a warrant which In
spscsor Hussey had got from Magistrate I
HOUSE
Four hundred persnns who had not
been Iet INTO the McNulty fold sur |
rounded the three dstectIves.
Mayor Gaynor.' said several at once. |
some mora Of his sunday closing
volunteered one.
Well tell him about your artificial /
Arrs~ata.- Admon ished another.
~ threatening vas the aspect 81 the
crowd that wr~nn sent runner TO phone !
the West ls2d street station for the re-
serves. Meanwhile the Detectives stood |
their ground And>when any one stepped |
forward thrse hands went 10 three MP |
pockets. No one IN the crowd cared Ia /
sacrihce hnns-lT. however. ~ the detec-
tIves held their place until twenty re-
serves got To the spot.
seeing that the McNuliy opening vOuld
not take place the san rushed for the
entrance ciamoring for the return OF
Is cents apbece. Unfortunately the cash
ler vas gone. Whereupon the crowd de-
cided to stay right IN the grounds until
u got either money or game. The
policesnen concluded that this woulctn
do. With their clubs ont the twenty
cops drove ths 3.UD through the Their
mopylic entrance and then personally
condsacted the three ticket takers tn the
West i52d street station. There each
was charged with trcspaaaing section
7lSS Of ths Penal Code. which relates
how not 90 observe the sabbath
BASEBALL gnzne thai was tai nave been
playesf by We@tcheSfer and Van Ness
teams AZ Morris PaFk avenue and ISash
stresS Yesterday afternoon vas stopped
by the polbcs an an admission fee II 3
GENTS was enacted from zach spectator
DstsCsive JOssph +. Brady bought a
the game was starting and told 5G0 spsc-
opinions of Brady were simultaneously
express~d IN practically the same vein.
Brady became alarmed and telephoned
for the RESERVES Of the Bronx PARK polic~
station. After kslf IN Acsars work the
ressrvea cieared tho bleschers and grand
stand. The police were je~red and a
few hats were broken, but only the
pitcher and catcher 81 one ~ the teams.
the umpire and the ticket seller we're
ARRESTED. The four were IAwrence Don
nelly. Fred Haschcnb~rg. Charles Hen
Messy and William Ha~selbach.