Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-28
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
WATERBURY vs MONITOR.

 l A local team having Jack Burke, Harry Mack and other we'll known players at tempted to do up the Waterbury league I team yesterday. It proved disastrous 1 undertaking as the following score will l show:
 | Waterbury, 7s2 2 0 6-24 I Monitors, co 0 0 0 0 0 O. Hits, Waterbury 12, Monitors 3; errors, Waterbury 6, Monitors 39. Batteries, Fitzgerald and Egan, Williams andMcAlleny for Waterbury; Whiting and Futile for the ! Monitors.
 The Wilkesbarres defeated the Bridge ports IA to 0 yesterday. The Louisvilles have released Esterday, the old Bridgeport short-stop, to Kansas City for $1 800. Waterbury is thought by Manager Don l nelly to have the strongest team in the gue.-Danbury News. To-day the championship season of the State league opens with Danbury playing | at Norwalk, Meriden at Derby and Bridge port at Waterbury. Many of the weak points of the Danbury team have been discovered and will be remedied immediately. Knoecheil, the deaf and dumb man. has been released Danbury News. A letter from President Taylor of the league, calls upon the directors for their opinion on what kind of ball shall be used this season. Under the rules of the association either Spaulding's or Reach's must be used.
 Bob McGrath is having large baseball bulletin made for his popular establish ment, "The Palace Place." on East Main street. The games of the national, asso- o4o Tor 1o4; o4 his place every day.
 Fred Carroll, catcher for the Allegheny club, and Ed Williamson, shortstop for the Chicagos, were arrested on the street in Pittsburg at 1 o'clock yesterday morning, on charge of "intoxication and disorderly conduct" Each left $50 for their appear ance. At the hearing, Carroll paid $1O and costs for his fun, while Williamson failed to show up and forfeited his de- posit.
 Following is the batting order of the Waterburys and Bridgeports in this after noon's game: Waterburys Fitzgerald, D.; McAlenny, c.; Mellon, of; Phalon, 1b.; Guest, If; Hollywood, 3b.; Earring ton, s.s.; T. Fitzgerald, If; Altman, sb. Bridgeport O'Brien, s.s.; Cunningham, l. strittmatter, e.; Schaub, 3b.; G. Williams,
 
 The last polo game of the season was The teams were the Hartfords and New Bedfords. A special to the Boston Herald, says: The polo enthusiasts of this city were out in large numbers at the rink to- night, when the Hartfords and New Bed lords played the closing game in the series for the worlds cham pionship and the gold medals. The clubs were tied at six games each, and the contest was extremely exciting, resulting in favor of Hartford by 6 goals to g. Referee Stumcke, before the game started, presented Cotter, in behalf of his many Waltham friends, beautiful diamond ring, three hearty cheers being given for the recipient.
 IN THE PITCHERS BOX.
 The Sporting Times has made a list of the pitchers in the, league and and asso- citation as follows
 Boston-Sowders, Madden, Radbourn, Clarkson.
 Chicago Krock, Clark, ,Sprague, Baldwin, VanHaltren.
 Detroit Getzein, Gruber, Beatin.
 Indianapolis -Healey, Boyle, Moffett, Shreve.
 New York-Welch, Keefe, Weidman, Crane, George.
 Philadelphia-Fergu Casey, Bufin- ton, Gleason, Tyng, Saunders.
 Pittsburg- Morris, Mccormick, Calvin, Henderson.
 Washington-O'Day, Whitney, Gilmore, Daley
 Brooklyn-Foutz, Carruthers. Terry, Hughes, Mays, Toole, Porter, Harkins.
 Athletics-King. Gamble, Blair, A. Weyhing, Seward, Mattimore, J. Weyh-
 Baltimore-J. Smith, Kilroy, Shaw.
 Cincinnati-E. Smith, Viau, Hart, Se- rad, Mullane.
 Louisville-Ramsey, Chamberlain, Smith, Hecker, Daniels.
 St. Louis-King, Hudson, Knouff, Dev- lin, Somers, Nyce.
 Kansas City-Fagan.
 Cleveland-Crowell, Gilks, Oberlander, Stemmeyer, Bakely.
 The following are the left-handers: M ad- den of Boston; Sprague and Van Haltren New York; Casey of Philadelphia Morris of Pittsburg; Blair and J. Weyhi ng of the Athletics; Toole of Brooklyn; J. S mith and Kilroy of Baltimore; B. Smith of Cincin- nati Oberlander of Cleveland; Ramsey of Louisville; Devlin and Somers, of St. Louis; Pagan of Kansas City. It would be diff cult to predict which is the stronger in the box, the league or the association, and the adherents of both would likely claim the superiority.
 Fridays Baseball Games.
 At New York-New York, 2; Philadelphia, l. At Washington-Wash ashington, 9; Bos- ton, 4. At Indianapolis Indianapolis, 16; Detroit, 2. At Pittsburg- Pittsburg, 2; Chi cago, z. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 6; Ath- letic, ?. At Baltimore, H. Cleve- land, 7.
 BASEBALL TALK.