The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-15

O0C00S2ry IN mo SufntneThke Wehtnoi.
Notable Persons Present.
Notablee were soon appearing. and
among them were seen Harry Payne
Whitney, Payne Whitney and several
ladies; A. q. Spalding, who once pitched
for tho Boston Rcd Stockings and the
ChioaSos, who owned the Chicago club
whom Anson won pennants and who was
enc OF the founders of the National
League; A. Q. Mills and Uncle Nick Young.
former presidents Of the National League;
Dan johnson. president Of the American
League and . member OF the National
Commission; August Hermann. owner
Of tho Cincinnati club and chairman OF
the National Commission. who was ac-
companied by Thomas J. Lynch, president
Of the National League and the thi rd
member OF the National Commission:
John A. Heydler. secretary OF the National
League, and Robert MoRoy. secretary
of the American League; Julian W. Cur
tis. Everard Thompson. prominent In
Yals's athletic affairs; Alan Pinkerton.
G. ]. @. Billings of Chicago. pillar OF
ths trotting turf E. +. Smathers. once
ths owner OF the great racehorse Nc
Chssney; Daniel NJ. Brady. Henry Mason,
John NJ Whalen. treasurer Of the New
York club; Supreme Court Justice Edward
Z. Mccall. William X. Olcott. John A.
Drako, who won fame on the turf in the
Jockey Clubs days Of prosperity; Frank
J. FARRELL. owner Of the New York High
lndeps: John NJ. Ward. captain Of the
0iants who won the Temple cup in 1894
end shortstop Of the champion New Yorks
Of 1883 and 1880; Edward Hanlon. who
managed pennant winners in Baltimore
and Brooklyn; Adrian C. Anson. leader
Of the old Chicago White Stockings;
Arthur A. Irwin. the Highlander scout.
Who played shortstop for the first worlds
champions. the Providence team. that
won the title from the Metropolitans in
1854 on the original Polo Grounds AZ
Fifth avenue and 10th street: John
/. Taylor. president of the Boston
Americans; P. 7. Powers, former president
OF tho Eastern League and his successor,
Edward Barrow; julius Fleishman. former
Mayor Of Cincinnati; Max Fleishman and
william Fleishman John J. Stein and
George T. Stallings Of the Buffalo club;
C.P Chaplin and John Camel Of the Roch-
ester club. Jack Dunn of the Baltimore
club. Pat Donova an. the retiring manager
Mike Donlin and Fred Tenney Of the Bos-
ton Nationals and their employers. Will
lam Hepburn Russell and l.. c. Page
President Horace Fogel and Pitcher
George Chalmers of the Phillies. Benja-
min F. Shibe and his son. John Shibe
leading stockholders of the Philadelphia
Athletics; Dan Brouthers. the former
champion batsman OF the National
League, who played first base for Detroit
Buffalo, Baltimore and Brook lyn; +. C.
Noyes. president of the Washington
club; Sim Walton. Andrew Miller. a stew.
ard Of the Jockey Club p. J. Dwyer. owner
Of the Grav esend racetrack; Big Bill
Devery thirty-third degree ball fan anc
a rooter for the Athletics; John Walters
sam II. Harris, Frank Hope, Walter
Moore, Eddie Leonard Sol Mannheimer
Joseph Bowling, Edward Downey. Hon
est John Kelly. who umpired in the Ma
tional League twenty-five years ago and
was a kingpin at his trade; Edward Lau
terbach, Henry Tobin. Tom Jones. man
eyer OF Ad Wolgast. the lightweight
champion. who backed the Giants heav
lily; James E. Gafney. Edward McDon.
aid, Charles H. Murphy, Jr.. Timothy D
sullivan Victor Williams. Max Blumen
thai, Arthur White. Maurice Rose. A. l.
Erlanger, Marc Klaw, W. A. Brady,
Senator william +. Reynolds Dan
iel Finn, Thomas c. Davis, Fran
els c. Richter Of the Philadelphia
Sporting Lifs, Thomas +. McAvoy
Big Bill Edwards, Police COMMISSIONS
Waldo, Alderman John j. White, Le'
Harrison. Felix lsman. Thomas Ryan o
Philadelphia, James Foster of Philadel
phia. Iron Man Joe McGinnity Of th'
Newark club, $. Lichtenheim of the Mon
treal club, j. J. McCaffery Of the Toront,
club, b. p. Little Of the Rochester club
Jack Ryan OF the Jersey City club Georg
Stockholm. Paul Armstrong. Georg
Davis, who played third base for tn
Giants in 1894 and later was membe
Of the Chicago White Sox; Lew Fields
De Wolf Hopper. Tom O'Rourke. Digb
Bell, Walter johnson and Charlie Stree,
tho Washington battery: Manager Dooil
Of the Philadelphia Nationals. Jane
McAleer, now part owner of the Bosto
Red Sox; Bill Clarke, a former Baltimor
and New York favorites Billy Smith of tn
Chattanooga club. Joe Kelley. Fran
Dwyer. q former Chicago pitcher and no,
an upstate politician; Edward B. Carol
Thomas Foley. G. r. Murray OF Princeto
University Foxhall p. Keene, A. ID. Hud
son, George Cohan. Matt Corbett. F.. II
Ebbetts, Bill Dahlen, Barney Dreyfus
and Fred Clarke Of the Pittsburg club
also the $22. 500 Pirate pitcher, Mart
O'Toole; Jimmy Burke. Jack knight. Ha
Chase. the Peerless Ty Cobb, Hugh Jen
nings. Old Cy Young. Iris Speaker j. H
Farrell. Col. f. H. R. Green. W NJ. McLa,
E.P. Walter. P. P. Pitmann. G. B. North
Cyril de Cordova Magistrate Kernochan
W. II. Miller. Henry B. Herps, Joseph
Tanning. E. b. Frost. Joseph Gordon
Andrew Freedman. J. c. Page, F. P. Pot
ter, Jack Doyle and many others.
The National Commission occupied
box near that reserved for Mayor Gayno
and Police Commissionre Waldo
Arrival Of the Players.
The Giants arrived at the grounds
shortly after noon. Friends surrounded
Mathewson and NIarquard before the,
could hurry 70 the dressing room. Nei
ther knew whether he would be callet
upon to pitch, for Manager McGraw sti
refused to mako known his plans. bu
Alatty and the Rub" each said that h
galt conGdant bf i