Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-27

nus EnJoyeu py Large Mum Der PrcS- sut-oeresrt Prosrsmme by PiueenIs 5snd-other Leesl Happenings. In Keeping with their former records the Tafsil1e Pinochle clubs annual clam bake held Sunday at the Maen- nerchor grounds was conceded by all of the 75 or 100 members and Invited guests who were present to be one of the finest yet. me crowd began to gather at the grounds Just before II o'clock and by noon they were all seated at a delicious chowder. About 1.s0 o'clock interest centered itself on the diamond were spirited baseball game was played between teams rep resenting the married and single men Of the club. Many phenomenal plays were made by both teams and several ehomere and triples puDyed features. The game was not played the entire nine Innings owing to the hot sun and when 1t was called the score stood q to in favor of the married men. The game was very closely played and 1t was a hard question to decide which team would have claimed the victory if the entire nine innings had been played.
 The team lineups:
 Married Men---Vic Fontaine c, Dan Flynn and Charles Burdick D. Albert Aberg ID, Fred Caron 2b, William Brown sb. Herbert Hoyle ss. Dan Ford if.Awiliiam Kendall if Thomas Green wood and Archi Torrance of. Single Men-I. Bissonnette e, R. Will son p. c. Hosfer ID. N. Marion 40, Thomas Hoyle sb, Fred Hasier ss. T. Fox If, Sam Marcil If and A. Beards- ley cf. John Laieur was umpire and Jeremiah Donovan was the score , The home runs were made by Dan Ford, Thomas Hoyle and R. Wilson, while William Kendall featured with hard hitting. The Pinochle band under the direction of John M. Swahn arr rived about noontime and gave a well rendered concert programme during the day. The programme which was arranged by Director Swahn follows: March, National FencibIes Sousa Overture. Poet and Peasant. Suppe Intermezze, Tampa Bay -zr Smith Waltz, Nights of Gladness Aucfine Song, Sympathy, from the Ffrefiy operatic selection, Babes in Toy
 land, Herbert Trombone Capers. Raszazza Mag Popular selection. Harris Hits. Harris Finale. America
 While awaiting the serving of the big bake. Quoits and other games wei e fndulged in and a general good time enjoyed Shortly after o'clock came the call for the bake and there was an immediate rush for places at the three long tables. one of which was reserved for the band members. Ey- eryone to a man pronounced the bake the finest ever and many were the compliments received by Chef Benoit of the Benoit- Sullivan Clambake club, who was in personal charge of the cooking. The menu follows:
 Fried Bluefish with Gravy
 Clam Fritters and Fishcakes
 White and Sweet Potatoes
 Sweet Corn
 White and Brown Bread, with butter Sausage, Clams, Lobster$ Cucumbers and Tomatoes sliced
 Lettuce
 DeSsert-Watermelon
 The forenoon menu was as follows:
 Sandwiches
 Fried Eels
 Clam Chowder, Soda Crackers White and Brown Bread, with butter
 Tomatoes and Cucumbers, sliced
 Sliced Beets in vinegar, Lettuce Following the bake there were more sports and the day came to a harmo- nious. close about 6 o'clock. Much credit is due the committee in charge who. by their untiring efforts, made the affair a decided success. The com mittee follows: Charles Burdick, chairman. David Livingstone. Andrew