Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
TEAMS IN TRAINING
 FOR BASEBALL GAME.
Novel Contest to Be Staged for Y. M.
 c. A. Auxiliary's Benefit.

The two baseball teams that will clash June 4 at the state hospital un- der the leadership of Dr. P. J. Cassi- dy (professionai mem and James L. Crawford (business men), under the auspices of the Woman's auxiliary Of the Y M. C. A. are engaged daily in practice, and both are confident of vic- tory, but MT. Crawford has a delega- ton of stars and former N. F. A. play CTS that will make the professional men go to keep up with them. while the professional men claim that they have the best pitching staff
 It is thought to have this an annual event, and MT. Crawford has presented a cup to the winners, to be kept in the Y. M C. A.
 The rules for the game are as fol- lows:
 No man can play more than three innings.
 If any man is used ss a pinch hit ter during an inning or runs bases for any other player than himself, he is playing one of his three innings.
 No man shall in any way interfere with the running or batting of another player. If he should be discovered doing so shall be put out of the game.
 there shall be entirely new teams
 Rutherford c. Plaut will act in the capacity of official announcer
 Philip T. Welles will be the official scorer and will be on hand with an adding machine and a cash register advantageously posted so as to keep track of all who struggle across the pan.
 With an eye out for business. Fordie Plaut is expecting to start hospital after the game, and for that reason IS to have an ambulance on the held to take care of all wounded players. The ambulance will drive on to the field before the game and will be duly label ed so that all may recognize what II IS there for. 1t will be ready to give in- stant service in case of need. On the Wednesday evening before the game the ambulance will also give visible evidence of it's existence as it will be seen around the streets of the city on Wednesday evening.
 This hurry wagon for the wounded will also be in line in the paraoe VIII the band that is to be given around the business streets on Thursday afternoon before the time of starting for the ball field.
 The list of players is as follows:
 Professional Men-Judge Gardiner Edward J.. Graham. Supervisor Cor nelius J. McNaInara, Rev. Herbert J Wyckoff. Secretary Edwin Hill, Drs Hugh Baird Campbell. Edward J Lynch, H. M. Pollock. Thomas F. Ero man, Arnaud IaPterre, Edward J Brpphy, William T. Driscoll. R. R Agnew, C. c. Gildersleeve. John w Callahan, Lester E. Walker. James J Donohue. Patrick J. Cassidy, l.. T. Cas- sidy. H. L. Biance, w. E. Berry; attor- neys and notaries, Arthur E. Story Raymond Sherman, James Isbtster Henry l.. Fr4sbie. J. Dana Colt. Judge T. J. Kelly, Albert J. Bailey, Lee Roy Robbins. Arthur Levy, Earl B. Math- ewson, William H. Shields, Thomas M Shields, Harold Gillespie. B. J. Houli- han; advertising men. Lester w Greenman, Weston c. Pullen; pr George Thompson, Dr. Claude Bernard and Dr. Clifton Chamberlain.
 Business Men-A. W. lilly, H. A Wulf, Archibald Mitchell, Jr.. Herbert B. Cary, Louis R. Porteous, Alfred O Bliyen, George A. Kepp1er, F. I. Rog- CTS, John J. Young. Frank G. Aubrey William B. Young, IT.. Morgan Cronfn E., Lewis Young, John T. Young, James l.. Case, Royal c. Holmes, Leo Kronig Louis L. Gotthelf, George M. CharTbon- neau, Hiram B. Beckwith, Arthur R Blackiedge, c. V. Pendleton, Jr.. Joseph F. Williams, T. M, Connor, Frank J Pagan. Harry B. Ford, William 8. Fl Holt, Eugene l.. Pattison, James Mara David Tongren, w. R. Stevens, George R. Bruce, Otto E. Wulf Harrison c Moves, Julian L.. Williams, Rutherford c. Piaut, Richard l.. Tarrant, Robert O. Fletcher, James A. Bidwell. Russell E. Hunt, Robert s. Wells, J. wefch, M 10. Karp, Charles Mckay, Harry Black burn. t