St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-09-19

handled by Holt and Legendre.
The score by innings
So s2sssss.s3 sa ~ r. gE.
stensen's Team 1885,. -. l7s414 8
saFr'ssTcam .....-.ss6 10
Office ts. Factory. s4ssg s@.ss@s 3. =
8 In the afternoon the Office team,
managed by. ssCharles the Fdske, .
and assisted by "a few. recruits from
the factory, won from the Factory
seana,s by score of 5 to A.
1omee-Howes, 5ss2b;; ;Ghampany, srf
Wightman,s eff Holt, eaa, Demers, = 1b:
Cox, IS; Wakefield, ps Gaskil&, II
Dinsnlore, f3b. aSss sssssssss
,Faetory--Lsnefl.. ef;s wakefield, Oh .
81. Hawley, H3b;; Martin, lib; Sfenson,
| ss:f Jones,alf; R.. HaWiey, e; Legendre.
| Frank o. French, scorekeeper.
Features of this game were "a tr
ale by Stenson, fine catches. b. :
/ sWghtman, Champa Lynchpand
| he fast work Of ...Dinnie'' Dinsmor,
t, third. 1850 3g==4eei5 II.
Both games were well umpired by
/ Guy Hawley, who is we'll rem mbered
,5y the old tine fans ASA .sstar hire
.fs,aseman ION Jack Bannon's famous
seam which put ST.. j ohnsbury on til
baseball map ins 1892 andz 1S9 3.s.s{s :
I aRersonnel. of Tug Of War Teams.
| The 2 following made up TIN
1 our /. Tug of, War; teams:; a.s5 sf..ss
/ The :4WinTaprs-4The Finishing De-
l 1artfnent-R ebert. ordon, us. Cham
4 oany, Walter Manning, W. Ander-.
ION, w. Ca DuHham,z III. HI. Somers,
scott Harris, Robert Shaw. William
Matthews, Fred I1etourneu.s , !,
The Foundry, asecend prize--A. B.
4 Governs, w illiam FARMS, John Good
sow, Kenneth Mcdonald, Joseph La
i peint, Joseph Auger.s Nestor Homen.
Il srank Descoserlia, - Delphis ,Boisvert,
= Joseph abEecque.sss - SSs7sa+5 ,s@5Is
Emery Depa rtrnent Woods
1fJoseph Beck, John IA bisser, ALBERT
Il seaudette, DANES n johnson, Arthu
smmons, George Donahue, 4; r - Col
ms. Frank Boeash, Fred Houston.
Constru ctien Departme mt - Charlie
Rice, Charles Wallace, Floyd Collins
William Sherry, A. Johnson, Harle.
Iiggfns,.. Mayo Higgins, gPastelle An
/: ..onia, Joseph Balsetto, e: 1Sebastiana
Perhaps, the lappiest part s.of the
!, lay was at the noon hour when fam
: Ky sgroups were located here ane
4 here fort1le out of-door picnic meal
Z Real, enjoyment and satisfied content
+ nent were in evidence all around
A THE jolliest part was when '10t
! Boys under IA years of age engaget
tug Of war. Fifty boys won an
y he'sreal tug of war came witt
n Oscar trying to make six or eigh
issue caps fgo'' among fifty victor
Gus boys. sit AL ended however
), happily, and the youngsters had ;
Happy, time whether in this event, O
IS they watched Mr.. ! Burrows Skicf
he ball SO high that all i.wondere.
: low high the ball went when. he VOL
his, -four or five first prize nationa
j, medals in Eng land. ~ - s.
: Quoits provided sport for many
: The day was packed full of fun an,
: sport. The s"allaround SPORT of tn
lay was; Duncan tMcCuaig. Duncal
= I-1as more medals to his credit as
: result Of early victories than II an
: man in the plant. His record II ( :
running broad. jump was ia fee
i His record in the hop, skip and jun
!. .Was439. feet. His brother: had a rec
ord of :43zfeet Inches for this JUMP
: In all the contests Saturday he en-
= tered more than any other. Tn
:, next day. he came 4out without
lame joint and as she stated felt lik
-, going blackberry picking the ne1
:. day - "a = .e.5.$s s.53 4-. 81
+ The laugh and joke, the good ma
= ture,s the give and take spirit, tn
bang UP good time" all day long
- all these will bring sunshine, goot
- will and, pleasure and profit to man
. rs they face the tasks that produe
Scales for the world. - P - t;,1a...-. !.
!, The First Annual Field Day hs
produced ounces of good that Wi
i. result in ttonsaef weighing amachin.
, being made with true spertsmanlil
:, spirit that spermeatedz every event 4
!, Saturday. Its safe to saysthat ne.
years Field Day will be awaited wit
= intense interest and everybody wi
= try for a win" :- :s -.