Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-14
WORLD OF SPORTS.

The Resolutes defeated the Stamfords 12 to 6.
 The Waterburys left for Norwalk on the 10:54 train.
 The new Bridgeport club defeated the Derbys to yesterday.
 It is very cold day when Hamilton of Worcester does not win a game. Boston Herald.
 Reipschlager, Garhardt, Brady and Knowles, all formerly of the Metropoi- tans, are now members of the Jersey City team.
 Dave Orr is hitting the ball hard and will soon be alongside of O'Neil, Lyons and the other top-notch hittors of the As sociation.
 The buffers at the Smith & Griggs Man ufacturing company are anxious to arrange game of ball with Benedict & Burnham' $ buffers.
 There has been two ssshake ups" in the Association the past week. Cleveland has deposed Captain Faatz and the Louisville club has new owner
 California" Davis, the well-known sprint runner, has authorized the writer to say that he will run any man in the world | the circuit of bases for $500 side. Murphy is the best catcher in the New York club. He also appears to be the only man who does not lose heart when the opposing team are ahead. It is @ pity | the Giants have not more men like him. | Star. The Waterburys and the Mattatucks of | this city will play game of ball at the ball grounds tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O. Shay and Mcdonald will be the battery for the Matt ducks. The admission to the game will be 15 cents.
 | Just before the last Chicago game in | New York, Williamson went to Anson and said: "I'm sick; I don't think it would be we'll for me to..play today" What is the matter?" asked Anson. "Oh, I don't know; I did not sleep we'll and feel bad. J and then drew $20 out of his pocket, and handing it to Williamson, said: "There, I guess that is what troubles you" Will iamson took the money with the remark that Ae felt better already.
 For lack of funds the San Antonio base ball clubof the Texas league has been dis banded, and the parties interested have drifted into litigation. The players have not been paid their last months salary ,and are left there without means. They have placed their affairs in the hands of lawyers who have served notices on the directors and stockholders of the association that they will be held individually liable for what is due the players, in addition to which damage suits are threatened It is not known what effect the disbanding o1 the San Antonio club will have on the Texas league.
 Some of the base ball reporters for the big dailies are saying hard things of Um l pire Daniels. They charge him with in competence. MT Daniels does not appre ciate such unfair treatment, and one day last week he called at league headquarters and in good faith rendered his resignation He said he had an offer to become mana ger of good substantial club, and he preferred managing to umpiring. He sai6 he realized that it was only a question o1 time before some of the clubs would be making charges against him, so he desired to get out of umpiring at this time, whe1 another field is open to him. MT Young declined to accept his resignation, and as sured him that he would be retained by the league throughout the present season providing he does his work up to his usua standard. As Q base ball umpire M Daniels has few equals and no superiors He refuses to be bull-dozed even by mana gers of the big clubs.