Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19
FOCAL TYPOTHETAE
IHASANNUAL OUTING
Ball Game and Other Athletic
Events Feature Day at
River Springs.

A diamond battle featured the an
s nuaI outing of the Typothetae Of
Washington at River Springs, Nd.
{ yesterday when the Supply Men de
: feated the Printers b. the score OF
8 to 3.
The winning team comprised F. T
Parsons, Harry Bray, Charles Barber
Walter Crosson, Lewis Driesenstock,
Ellwood Holman, w. NJ. Kline, c. 1.
, Gray and Jimmie Sullivan. The team
representing the Printers was com.
posed of Fred Stringer. Charles Millar.
Cedric Wood, John Rupert, Robert
Greenwood, j. K. Hughes, Dave
Crockett, A. H. Wilson and Arthur
Morrison. Sullivan was captain of the
Supply team and Crockett for the
Printers.
In the athletic events Parsons was
. winner of the 100-yard dash, with
Charles Houser second. The three
. legged race was won by Kline and
n. T. Morrison, with second honors
! going to Parsons and c. L. Haynie.
. The shoe race was captured by
/ Hughes, with Crockett second. In the
! tug o. war the five-man team COM
posed of Parsons. Haynie, Stringer,
. e. A Merkle and Sullivan defeated
several other teams after an exciting
battle.
/. In the fishing contest Lewis M.
Thayer carried off first prize with his
capture of the largest fish of the after
noon. The other prize winners in
cluded Louis Janof for the largest
toad fish, Frank w. Rowzee for the
largest eel and Edward Gruver for
landing the largest number of fish.
Caravan Of Automobiles.
The long caravan of motor cars, led
by Lewis NJ. Thayer and Howard S.
Fisk, the official Typothetae pilots,
left Peace Monument at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, vending their way
through Good Hope, Camp Springs,
Clinton, T. B.. Waldorf. Bryantown,
Hughesville, Charlotte Hall. Mechan-
icsville, Helen, MorganZa and Miles
town, arriving at River Springs on
the lower Potomac River at HAS.
A box luncheon was served to the
$50 or more members. in the party,
after which the program was started
for the day. On the side lines many
of the members INDUCED in pitching
,horseshoes and throwing base balls at
the "dusky dodger" behind the canvas
opening. On the return Of the fishing
party a shore dinner was served at
AIS o'clock.
AT the conclusion of the dinner the |
committee, headed by Ben F. Durr,
executive secretary; Fisk and j. ID: |
FLANAGAN, announced the winners OF |
the various events and presented the |
prizes. In addition to the prizes for |
the athletic events, the following were |
awarded dinner prizes: Sidney +. |
Oliver, Floyd McCord. John c. Doerr,
Milton Fall, Frank P. Howard, Ed |
ward L. Anderson, James ID. Bligh, |
Rowzee, w. H. Murphy. Sullivan. F. |
White, George ]. McCloskey, Frank B. |
Reyes, w. C. Hinegardner, Harry |
sZinn, r. F. Lord and z. F. Stulz. A |
special prize was awarded to c. P.
Taylor.
The guests of the Typothetae We're:
John Green, deputy public printer;
Alvin w. Hall, director of the Bureau
sof Engraving and Printing, and Clark
r.. Long, assistant director Of the Blu
read Of Engraving and Printing.
Committees In Charge.
. The committees in charge Of the |
outing were as follows:
! Guests-Frank p. Howard, chair
man; Oscar T. Wright. Charles F.
Crane and William John Eynon.
Dinner-James d. Bligh, chairman;
Harry J. Miller, S. Percy Oliver, J. D.
Flanagan, Edward Steele, Charles j.
Waters, Samuel M. Hudson and
Joseph H. Newell.
Tickets-Ben F. Durr, chairman;
Charles H. Cooke, Charles L. Smith,
George p. Mallonee and Irene John
son.
! Publ 8. Fsk: chair
man; Peter Becker, jr.; K.sSs5 y. Eiker,
Harry c. c. Stiles. George Kennedy |
and James Sullivan.
2 Decorating cars-Frank w. Rowzee,
chairman, and Karl v. Eiker.
Prizes-John Jenkins, chairman; r. |
NJ. Hughes, Harry Stanford, r. j. |
Roy, George Cole, Frank Reyes, j.
r. Stake, E. H. Walker and Charles
Gum.
Seating in cars-James B. Sullivan,
chairman; Oscar Fauth, Edward l..
Anderson and Cedric Wood.
Z Lunch boxes - Harry Stanford,
Ross, Edward Hutchinson, Charles II.
Cooke, Grady p. Oakley.
2 Merry-go-round-J. D. Flanagan,
chairman; Thurston Ferris, Bernard
Wagner, Thomas Morris, Lewis Drei-
sonstok, Roger w. Wheeler.
Athletics-Edward Edelblut, chair
man; AL. L. Tennyson, Carroll G. Ross,
Edward A. Merkle, Lee e. Eynon, Au-
gust Noack, Frank Parsons, jr.;
George r. Stringer. Howard 8. Fisk,
Francis MCGOWAN, Unger Murnan,
r.. NJ. Greenwood, John F. Sherry,
Ralph c. Bray, Charles 0. Miller,
Harry ]. Miller.
! Fishing-Lewis M. Thayer, chair
man; Harry c. G. Stiles, Samuel M.
Darragh, Clarence Bright. Robert d.
Hedner, Robert Mop. Milans. Lee
Baumgarten, Charles II. Potter.
: Soft drinks-Thurston Ferris, chair.
man; s. Percy oliver, r. ]. Roy, w. A.
Edelblut, George McCloskey, A. w.
Tucker, Thomas p. Moore.