The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16

quite bare. OF ice and all other objects.
, tested the temperature and found II
to be 10 degrees. / removed from my
special ice worm case thirty of my ice
worms freed them In the bare room and
.neh went to lunch at India House with
the directors. We returned In one nour
~ ,hirty minutes. In that short SPACE
OF Time the temperature OF the room
had fallen to 80 degrees, and each worm
nad spun, l should say, thirty.avs
pounds OF pure ice"
Ants DoinG Well Too.
"But your ants, Chief" asked Mr..
do?" ~" "' sour ants
Finely replied the chief, with a new
,,sht or enthusiasm showing in his frank
olue eyes, Il have bred a ticker ant
y whose services the German and
p.I'isn Governments are now negotta,-
ihs' These ants carry. instead of feel.
ers, a slight growth of fu,z on ,hei,
lower lips. The idea IL to propel them
INTO the trenches Of an enemy. WHARF
,ney would instinctively tickle the com.
oa.ahts. The combatants. unable to
nsnt from laughing. would become EASY
victims for an assaultipg force OF in.
fantry. Then there In the FrIvver AMI.
constructed by nature like a Flivver car
the mighty explosive n~on-renlla Bile tor.
pedo ant for the use Of children on zane
rourths OF July. the lobster ant,
The Merchant was no,inu into the dock
AZ Slenwood II tho perpetual siren of
the rrlars. Joe B'Gee Humphrles. was
sounuihg all ashore shouts which were
neard westward at Greenvale, North
hoslyn. Roslyn. Albertson. East Willis
Ton and Mineola, and eastward at Sea
Cnn. Glen Cove. Locust Valley. Mill
Neck and oyster Bay. and 1t was quite
impossible to catch what Mr.. Dodge was
saying about the lobster ant.
The Fr!ars. 1873 strong. made A rush
Tor the baseball field to take part in or
watch or jeer at the annual same be.
tween the Williecolliers and the George
mcohans. Yesterday neither Willie
nor George could be present. 80 the
cams were capitalized respectively by
chris o. Brown. hooking agent for the
sullivan 4 Considine circuit, and Jack
G'eason. one OF the notable figures Of
the recent Celtic invasion from the Pa
ciac coast. The lineup:
Georgemcohans. wiha,o,u.r.
- wv II
Ghrs Brown. c. Jack Gleason.
jack Gardnep . lax .lymer. o.
Martin Sampler. b. Jimmy NcCro.s,,
John Beck, r I. Harry Bryant, @. 1
George n. Hunt. 3b. Harry Carroll, -.
Hal Ford. 81. Harry Kraemer,
,-u, ~ go
Hogerty, balls and strikes.
The Friars fixed up an official score 70
prove that the Georgemcoha won nv
80. un' ~ III 'he I'VE inning game,
out u Spectators couid only accept the
e'",e"oe iurtisheu py their eyes, which
- - nc o,oIe aoou' 90 10 81 IN FAVOR
v. Nv oeo'se"nconahs ana gave about 28
e'ofs 10 each size
CnsunltIe, Few mt p.,,,u,
INC casualties were lew but painful.
JACK Sarulner missed a pop fly. caught
!, OF the UP OF a torehnger and did as
nne a pit OF emotionai acting In the out
neIu as mas ever been seen In Long Is
iahu' JACK tleasons Paulswanlike hR-
uIe snrank 10 n mere 2SO pounds. Jim
,oroett quiz IN the third inning because
ga sore tendon or sprained hook and
n.lIe jimmy McCrossin collided with big
FRANK sheridan
me heNt pie event was the h~obbyhorse
nuru'e race property horses from some
tso''o" entertainment LOT the urea
puslhess man were used and the base
,nes OF me diamond were tho course.
huruIe, tooards on edge were placed
AZ eacn base. While the lazy Friars
ioated Dy Inc outdoor bar and Jibed
s'snteen racers. IN meats or six. got the
"ord ana dsshed around the paths. The
neat winners Were pave Bennett. Irving
Ne'ers ana 1in Mccrossin' and McCros-
siu TOOK the ma neat.
ny special ARRANGEMENT a h~obbyhorse
nurule race was staged tive Eddie
n'rTey' weight 26o. and Herbert Cor
the,I' "eieht zeo. Ihey started from the
go n'e arm IN arm, talking confdcntially
anu Pleasantly AZ the hrst base hurdle.
sUil "aikins. they A'phonsed and Gas
.o"eu uh'i iierpS pohtely lowered the
hu,u.e 10 save Eidie breath. At sec
o.u pase tney rested Tor q minute. At