The New York herald., 1921-05-21
CHICAGO BOND CLUB
WINS AT BASEBALL
Visitors Euchre New Workers
in Wonderful Game. II to s,
at Sleepy Hollow.

Without affecting the bond market in
the least. about 800 members of the
Bond Clubs OF New York and Chicago
combined outing at the Sleepy Hollow
Country Club. Some OF the most i'm
portant dealers in stocks, shares and
bonds We're there They explained that
the present condition Of the bond mar
lset made it wholly immaterial whei e
they were.
There was 4 baseball game foy the
Morgan cup that gave one a reason to
speculate upon the joys of a post season
struggle between Connie Mack's Ath-
letics and the Phillies. Chicago de-
feated Can entirely Inadequate verb)
New York by II to S, with the whole
hearted assistance OF the New Yora, in
field. The golf tournament resulted III
prizes for &. Fl. Sayre. +. Ul!nger,
Bertram Sears, Fl. 4. Johnson and $. r.
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Then Watson NJ Washburn and Har-
~ c. Johnson took two sets Of early
spring tennis from Dean Mathey and
Harold A. Throcknorton, 1--5 and G--3
In the meantime the galloping domiuoes
(thrs specified in the programme) were
bouncing up and down the locker room
and Frederick w. Simpsons Fifteenth
Infantry Band inserted Jazz music into
the balmy atmosphere. In the evening
there was a dinner and after that a
vaudeville entertainment.
visitors in Cubs Uniforms.
But the baseball game was the fea-
ture OF the day. Charles Fl. Sabin, presi-
dent Of the Guaranty Trust Company.
Pitched the first two innings for New
York. and, despite the fact that it has
been some time since he pitched himself
into local fame and the banking business
In Albany. he held the Chicago bond
dealers to two thin singles. And this
despite they wore uniforms borrow ed
from the Cubs.
The trouble with the New forl1ers
seemed to be their sense OF Erection.
They started out by staging a fierce rally
in the first inning. Having done that
they quit playing. J. G. tBabe) Ander-
son Of the Chase National Bank played
around first base until the sixth Inning.
Then they sent him out to wight field,
where his chances would be fewer. Prac-
tically everything happened to Babe
even tae old hidden ball trick. They got
him at second with that ancient strategy.
The New York pitchers held the Chi
cago team to eighteen well scattered hits
that is scattered all over the lot Late
the Harvard baseball team in 1908, got
into the game for New York. but II was
too late. Walter II. Taylor of Taylor
Abees & Co.. had deserted the local lads
and was making the score safe for Chi
cago. Mr.. Taylor played shortstop in
q wholly unprecedented manner. Just
imagine Prof. Einstein hitting for Babe
Ruth and you have 1t.
Fortunately there was a professional
umpire-Chris Swenson. Mr.. Swenson
had fearful time making some OF the
athletes understand why they were out.
Prominent Persons Present.
Among the New Yorkers present were
Paul VI. warburg, George w. Hodges.
Frank A. vanderllp. Frank 'Ssson,
Charles S. Sargent. James II. Perkins,
Charles Il. Mitchell Everett Sweezy,
Elisha Walker. John McHugh. W. l.. Nc
Kee. Pierrepont Davis and A. B. Leach
From Chicago came George t. Leach.
James Alexander, II. o. Parsons, 7. Il.
Joyner. a. III. Keller, z. r. Mccain
bridge, Samuel w. White, J. Newton
Perry. Melvin Emerich. Stanley Miller
Ross Parkinson, Joseph A. Rushton.
Arthur Allyn and Frank Il. Winans.
The baseball score follows: