The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-19

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GENERATING. 3: Mechanical. 0

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The Mechanics bumped up against
a snag when Handley kept up what the
Engineers started by turning them
back 3 to o.. The ops played great ball
in the field and timely hitting by Lo-
gan and Duffy produced enough runs
10 win. Morgan, M~eehanicaTs new
pitcher. worked the entire game and
kept trying hard until the end, but NOR
gan couldn't win without runs ana
Hanley was out there attending to that
part of the affair.
Has it ever been your misfortune to
sit in the stand beside a Tin Horn
who insisted on telling the world all
about the past history of the players
in the game. and who probably never
PLAYED in any game rougher than
checkers in his life, never contributed
a cent to help any OF the clubs meet
their expenses, and who is always con-
spicuous by his absence on days When
admission is charged, and yet thinks
he is furnisheing the fans more amuse-
ment than the players they, came to
see? Well, we're glad we have COM
pany-"miscry loves company
Field Day Meet
The Dive Works Field Day
meet must not be overlooked in all
of the excitement over the baseball Sc
ries. The meet will be held in the Dye
Works Athletic Field on Wednesday
afternoon, October LIST, at 4.30 o'clock.
The Engineering and Chemical Depart
ments will oppose the Mechanical and
Operating Departments. There will be
ten events as 1OllOWS.
1. Boot race-Not exceeding ten en-
tries per side. 1st place, 5 points; I'd
place. 3 points; Sd place, l point.
,. Hop, skip and jump-Not exceed
ing FIVE entries per side. Points same
3. Tug of war-Not exceeding ten
entries per side. 3 points.
1. 100 yard dash-Not exceeding hVe
5. Sack race-Not exceeding five
entries per side.
6. Three-legged race-Not exceeding
five teams per side. Same as No. /.
I. 200 yard dash-Not exceeding five
entries per side. Same as No. 1.
3. Horse race-Not exceeding two
(fve men each) per side. Points
2. Obstacle relay race-Not exceed
ing 6 entries per side. . points. Ill.,.
10. Push ball contest-Not exceeding
so entries per side. ) points.
The committee states that in the
event of their failure to secure a push
bail, an attempt will be made to nave
"a creased pig chase. Prizes VIII pc
every event where it is possible to do
so. This honor will go to DR.. &. c.
Lathrop.
rtmen has been appointed field
Judge. A. q. Cornog, of the Engineer
Department, will be timekeeper.
X A Brahe. of the Mechanical Depart
ment. will look after all parapherntlia.
The same eligibility rules applying to
the baseball league will be enforced in
the meet.
enrolment for some baby elephant to
act as anchor in the tug of war and
interesting finds have been made.
Y. M. c. A. Notes
At a meeting of the Organization
composed of the following
members. r. G.: Clough, W. S; Colfax'
In. f. X, Gladding and E. w. Hocken-
berry, the following men We're elected
to serve on the Board of Directors OF
the Y. NJ. c.. A. for a per69G OF 81 81
Mckee. w. =. Angle, e. kirschke' ). A
Watkins, Robert Fullerton.
1t is possible that one or two more
men will be elected to serve on TINS
board at a later date.
The new Board of Directors VIII hold
its first meeting at the Y. NJ; {. A. on
Monday evening, September zzd' at ''oV
George 4. Peck. formerly, Physical
Director at the Y. NJ. C. A. h~eadquar-
ters, at Camp Upton, has been engaged
to take care in all forms OF athIetics
and gymnatics. and is a capable IN
in boxing and wrestling.
The Y membership is now nearly
200. Is your name on the roll?
Tennis Notes
There was action on all sides at the
1uont Club tennis courts last SATURDAY
afternoon when Messrs: X; =, oi9 u
2idgway, n. f. Holt, l.. T. Sherwood,
4 G, Moore and B. H. Sherman enter
aimed, or tried to entertain Messrs'
!. A. Meade. w. S. Carpenter, Jr, f: F.
Palmer, w. f. Harris, A. e. Nash ana
ri Hoffenberge on the courts. Ten
matches were played in all and only
of those brought any honors to the shae
ITean Mir sherman, champion of the
ove Works, and Mr.. Carpenter. Mr..
carpenter later defeated Mr., Moore in
very interesting match. After me
ennis matches the party joined the
aides at the dupont Club where dinner
vas served and the remainder of the
,vening spent on the bowling alleys
had a splendid evening. Mr.. Whit
' ~ INF OH never mind. he