Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-05-14
SUNDAY GAMES.


 though useless fortitude.
 SUNDAY GAMES
 At Cincinnati-Cincinnati,6 6; Louisville. 9 Hits: Cincinnati, 10; Louisville, B. Errors, Cincinnati, 9; Louisville, 6. Batteries viau and Baldwin, Ramsey and Kerins
 At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, g.; Athletic, 3. Hits: Brooklyn, IS; Athletic, 4. Errors: Brooklyn, 8; Athletic, 6. Batteries: Terry and Peoples, Mattimore and Cunning,
 The Derbys defeated the Stamfords to 1 Saturday.
 At Meriden Saturday the Resolutes de- feated the Danburys, 6 to ,.
 The Danburys play in this city tomor- TOW. Game will be called at 3:30.
 Dicky Burns, erstwhile pitcher for Wa terbury, is covering center field for the Scrantons.
 Two clubs from the Clock company's shop are playing ball on the old Water bury grounds to-day.
 Petit and Ryan lead the Chicagos in batting, and are called the best out-felders the team has ever had.
 Campion, of the Lowells, leads the New England league in the number of runs made, he having made IS.
 i'Kid' Conway, the popular young half back of last seasons polo team, IS working at his trade, cigar-making at Springfield. Jimmy Doyle of the Meriden Resolutes was overcome by fit of epilepsy just before the game Saturday. He will not be able to play for several days
 Burns of Chicago has failed but once this season to bring man from third either by hit or sacrifice. By the way. Tom at tended the Lewis-Wanop wrestling match, and was relieved of his gold watch.
 Morris, of the Pittsburgs, has not made a. base hit this season. O'Day, Deasley and Murray, of the Washingtons, have not made run, while Gilmore of the Wash ingtons has made neither hit nor run.
 Tiernan is the greatest find the New York management ever made. Ball play CTS cannot understand just where Herman is such hitter. He seldom hits hard at the ball. He can swing as heavy bat as any man playing ball.
 Old Jack Lynch, "Metropolltan Indian, signed with the Lowells, and the Spindle men thought they were sure pennant winners; but old Jack had lost his cunning, and after being pounded out of the box in two games, was released.
 A dog fight had progressed three: quarters of an hour in the Bulls Head J before the police appeared and interrupted proceedings. The fight was for $50 a side and the contestants were New Haven ano Bridgeport dogs.
 Washington correspondent Ed Dally' continued absence from the team occasion much surprise, and no one seems author ized to explain it. Daily has so fa1 proved himself to be one of the reliable hitters in the combination and he should be played in every game.
 The Manchesters are committing mis take that was fatal to the Boston team las season, that of having divided authority o1 the bail field Clinton is the manager O. the club, but when he plays in a game h. is subordinate to Captain Campana. Tha will never do.-Sporting Life.
 Barney McLaughlin's work of late ha been splendid, and his batting terrific, an we wouldn't swap Barney for any secon baseman in the league. Of Campion, ou first baseman, too much praise cannot b given. He covers the bag we'll, bats hard and we think in him we have the fastes base-runner in the league, at any rate lies between him and Bobby Wheelock ( the Worcesters.-Sportin Life correspond ent. Whats the matter with Wheeler an Hamilton!
 Denny was put out in an unusual way i the first inning of game with Chlcag the other day. He had reached secon on a double, and was taking considerabl liberty when Van Haltren threw to Pfeffe to try to nip him. He made dive an got back all right. Then Pfeffer droppe the ball alongside of the bag. Denn picked it up, threw it into the field, an ran to third. Ryan returned the ball Pfeffer, and the latter passed it to Will iamson, who walked to third base, touche the Hoosier captain, and asked: q How thatg" "Out," answered Valentine. Denn wanted to argue the point, but was told '1come in."
 THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
 The championship records in the Leagl and American association now stand: LEAGUE WON LOST Asc'AT'N WON Lo Boston 13 St. Louis 12 Chicago 13 3 Athletic 8