Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-22
Polo Pointers. Hartford has snap with Springfield. What q smile there is in New Britain

Hartford has a snap with Springfield.
 What smile there is in New Britain.
 The team practiced yesterday morning.
 "Kid" Conway is terror in the corners and no mistake.
 It does the audience good to see the way Archie uses his old left.
 Hartford will play here Monday night and a hot game may be expected.
 Last nights game in Springfield wss ar important one for these two clubs.
 Other games tonight: Springfield al Meriden and Bridgeport at New Britain.
 New Haven has four hard games to play next week and the boys will have to hustle in order to break even.
 New Britain did not win game in Spring field all the season, but the "Scientists" went the "Woodchoppers" ono better.
 s'Phenom" Williams is the latest. The cognomen certainly cannot come from tht phenomenal playing of this player.
 The Bridgeports will have a benefit at tho close of the season. Hartford will probably be the attraction.-Bridgeport Post.
 New Haven must have been "dead essy' for the Springfield team, as they did better in New Haven than they did in any othel city.
 Conway has been laid up with sever, wrench and has not been able to do his bes of late, but he was on deck last night 1T Springfield.
 Eddie Menard has taken big brace in hit playing, and at present is lining the ball i1 great shape. Very little is said about thil player, but Is just as much a star as any mar in the profession.
 Doe and Howard Smith say that this ii their last season at polo. Chestnuts. Wher the whistle of the referee starts the game again next season both Freddy and Howard will bob up with their little polo sticks. New Haven will play in Hartford to-nigh and the home team ought to win. At any rate, boys, brace up and do something, for 1 looks at present as though the once vel known stScientists" will end the eeason 1T Glassoock to Clarkson: "There only few of us left"
 Manager Sharsg will appoint Welch al captain of the Athletics. There will be fewer conflicting dates in tn, next National league schedule.
 The chances are that Boston may purehas, the release of Pitcher Knauss of the Detroits
 The talk of the Hooslers about Indianapo lis entering the Players' league is laughable.
 The newspapers that wasted time and typ, in picking out conflicting dates from the fax, schedule must feel weary.
 John B. Day made an effort to purchase Lshanes release from Columbus, but tht Columbus people refused to negotiate.
 John Ward has returned to the south. He is busy preparing for the trial of the New York clubs suit, which begins in the Supreme court next Monday.
 John Ward said yesterday that under nc team who left the Brotherhood be taken back into the Players league.
 It ia too bad the Brotherhood agents didn't reach Lehane before Columbus secured him. Lehane couldn't have got into the Players league this year with a jimmy.
 President Day could not get any more un. popular players in the country than Glass. cock and his tribe of deserters. Again the New Yorker will be made to suffer. The members of the New York and Boston teams say that while Comiskey has 6 strong club in Chicago, they feel sure tho fight will come down to the same two teams as last year.
 President Brush of Indianapolis sell "psnts," an article of wearing apparel used by Glssscock, Boyle and Denny, but not bJ those cultured Bostonians, Meesrs. Clarksor and Bennett.
 | Ward is very enthusiastic over his team He told friend yesterday that 1t can easily beat the Philadelphia Players league team Ward says that if Pickett signed . contrac with Kansas City, as alleged, and took ad vance money after that club entered tn, Western association, that he will not be per mitted to remain with the Philadelphia Play ers' league club.