The sun., 1918-09-06

ths Shipbuilding League. not only The
| Hoiy Names and the Macomb A. C.'s will
play. but the teams of the Standard
IShipbuildtng Corporation OF Staten Island
and the Harlan a Hollingsworth team
OF Wilmington. Del. The Standards won
the pennant in the New York section Of
thor league and the Harlans the. PEN
mans In tho Philadelphia section.
The shipbuilders' game win be played
nrs'. The hour has not been definitely
nSed but 1t will not be later than 2 80
ociock This will be tho second in n
series of 1--WE games between these teams.
.ne hrst being played In Philadelphia
tomorrow. The Macomb-Holy Name
game will be the first Of series OF three
70 De played on successive Sundays.
The probable lineup of the teams in
the Macomb-Holy Name game follows:
. Macomb A. C.--Vogt, III. Bergman.
20. McManus, - Hopkins, 3b. Hup-
.er. CT; Coggin. RI. Ahearn, IT,: Cier-
Jone. G.: Murray. D.: Dobson and Malby
substitutes.
Holy Name-Phelan. c.; Tobin. D. !;
Pinkiert. Id. Ferraro. 70. Hagen. SD. !;
haniey. S.; Harrison, H.; McCanerty,
Block Party Yields SsOB.
The block party for the fund In Six
teenth avenue, between Sixty eighth and
Seventeen streets, Brooklyn. Labor Day
was splendid success, the committee
turning In s305 as partial receipts Tho
avenue was specially illuminated for the
evening session and every house In the
two blocks was decorated. Through the
courtesy OF Mr.. Blapchheld OF the Kings
County Lighting Company an arc light
(which was placed on the band stand was
furnished free. Kansas military band
provided the music.
A children's carnival, which attracted
most OF the little folks Of the neighbor-
| hood, was held in the afternoon. Tho
Following were the prize winners in the
various events: 20 yard dash for boys
from to 7. r. Smith and r. Mean
laugh ;'25 yard dash for girls. C. OLeary
and NJ. Barnett: 60 yard dash for boys,
J. Longo and w. McF'ali 60 yard dash
for girls. M. Kells and v. Semsttia-
Prizes for patriotic costumes were
| awarded TO Helen Hemstead. Dorothy
Campbell, Caroline Shelleon. Helen Pill
ling, Julia Louise Van Wrinkle, George
Scanlon. NJ. Marone, Nellie Bourne and
Dolly Lawrence. The prize for the best
decorated house went to 6022 Sixteenth
avenue.
| Merchants of the neighborhood do
mated articles which were sold at auc-
| ton for the fund In the evening. The
committee ON arrangements was COM
| posed OF Thomas b. Tuily, chairman;
Edward B. Swaysland, secretary; Miss
Agnes Hargsdeon. treasurer; E. Van
Wrinkle. George Scanlon. r. Rlenzo, j.
Fagen. Joseph Verigilio, J. Leone. Frank
Varriale. F. Cannata, G. J. HarEodon,
Mrs Thomas b. Tully. Mrs. W. F. Van
Wrinkle, Mrs Edward B. Swaysland Mrs.
g. Scanlon. Mrs. r. Harsodon, Mrs. J.
Fagen. Mrs. Dressed, Mrs. r Cannaba,
Mrs L. Bennett, Mrs. Frank Varriale.
Miss E. Swaysland. Miss L. Plenzo and
Miss NJ. Tuly
| A collection taken at the flag celebra-
ton In 123d street, between Lexington
and Third avenues. the other evening
brought SEE to the fund. At one time
rain threatened to mar the festivities,
but Edward Nauss generously threw
open the doors OF his garage to the
dancers
Ten FlaHa Raised.
Ten flags. including service flag
with sixty stars. had been unfuried be-
| fore the shower started. They were
blessed by the Rev. Father Giblan Of St.
Paurs Church. The service flag was
! raised by James Nettleton and William
Tough Of the U. s. s. New Orleans. John
Carr represented Uncle sam and Mr.. De
Heon appeared as the American Eagle
| in The costume parade. A. rousing ad-
dress was made by Mr. Lomax, a four
| minute man from Washington.
Knoedler 4 Co. are exhibiting in one
Of the windows OF their store ON Fifth
avenue two interesting Boxer sword 8 pre-
scented to THE Sun Tobacco Fund by Mrs
William Allen of 81 East Sixty-fifth
street. They will be on exhibition until
September IS and are then to be sold
for the benefit of the smoke fund
In new contributions to-day one Of
particular interest Is 500. proceeds of
campaign held for soldiers smokes in
Point Breeze, Rockaway Point. August
81 and September l. Nine girls and
! boys. all under II years of age. con-
Quoted it. under the management of the
Point Breeze Association. Their names
appear in the list and the fund Is proud
to publish them. An additional $127.10
! was received from Seneca G. Lewis as
the financial returns from the Question
Club handicap shooting tournament held
for the smoke fund in Atlantic City last
Saturday and Monday.
Coupons handed to purchasers of to-
bacco in the Schultz and United cigar
stores have but one natural destination,
the boxes prominently displayed for their
reception. These coupons mean money,
as one may see who studies the figures
| below, and the money buys smokes for
the soldiers fighting abroad
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN 1900 90
United Cigar stores boxes. including
special per cent. Of gross sales
day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 5es4l
Otherwise acknowledged. 2s3. 4s7. 10
New contribunons.. ................... 65Ile
Total ssis. ia 81
Shipped and paid for. 3.ss,0s0.is
Cash balance. .............. 2.63443
Received through the Schultz cigar
stores ............................ s1,cs4o5
Grand total. 1851, 94s 66
New contributions are:
! Block party 18th ave, between
6sth and 10Th sts.. Brooklyn
tpartiaD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $s0S 90
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