Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-06
Rah. rah for polo tomorrow night.

New Haven here tomorrow night.
 Kid Houghton, with Taunton last season. is out of job and it does not look as though he was going to land.
 Gardiner of the Maine league has thrown up the sponge and the Doe or ganiZation now consists of three clubs.
 The reserved seats for the polo games are on sale in the cigar store of George E. Harrington, and the sale has started off remarkably we'll for the opening game tomorrow night
 This Jason fellow down in New Ha- ven has started off with a pretty fast clip and if he is a sample of all the strange element in the league this sea son the people who patrOnize the game will be satisfied.
 Janelle, the former halfback of Ply mouth. has not yet located. He was popular in Plymouth and may be given a show there again this season if Hol- derness is not coaXed back. It is un- derstood he is willing to play.
 The Brockton Enterprise states that Manager Cotter has offered Goal Tend CT Mullen of that city S75 bonus and a $35 salary to join Hartford. Smoke up. Starkie has been with Hartford almost from the start.-Hartford Post.
 The local players should be given q very warm welcome tomorrow night at the first game of the season and no doubt they will. Harmony reigns su- preme among the players and that should be an incentive to the team to play fast polo.
 Sammy Upton spent part of Saturday and Sunday looking for Holderness. He doesn't seem to take kindly to the loss of his clever halfback and has plans for getting him back.-Brockton Times. He can read accounts of Tom my down in this city.
 Waterbury plays her first home game of the season tomorrow evening when New Haven comes here, The New Haven team is considered one of the best teams in the league and the fans will be able to get line on the local players from the game they will put up tomorrow night.
 If some team in this league will cap ture Eddie Menard after he gets through with Maine. which will be after the holidays, that team will gel a great reception in this city. The polo lovers of the early '90s still have fond recollections of the work ot Pierce and Menard in the old rink Brockton Times.
 The sad news comes from Maine that Rusher Hipson did not like the looks of affairs up in that alleged league and he took a quiet trip back to Massachusetts, leaving Doe tc mourn his absence. Hipson. it is said has gone to Plymouth of the South eastern league. Very soon they will have sufficient players up in the Maine league to make up one team and an other scheme will be nipped in the bud. It pays to be open and above board even in sporting circles.
 The team East Weymouth Is bank. ing on at present should make lively one, with promise of improving as tho season advances. Cornell and Purcel will take care of the rush line; Conley center; Paddy Moran, halfback. ant Kenney. goal. Conley played in Maine two seasons ago at the same time Gap tain Charlie Fitzgerald and Steve Jones played there. Both speak very highly of his ability as center, anf Steve has no doubt concerning his making good. Kenney is a Salen youth, who has been star amateur a number of seasons.
 Mooney has been released by Man ager Cotter and Meriden has beer : given the privilege of signing him ii ! they want him and he desires to play there. This was made necessary by the signing. of Wodtke by the Hartford management. The Meriden manage ment is also trying to get Al Sword the crack goal tender. Sword is now at Gardiner, Me, where he went few days ago to play with the team of thad place Meriden telegraphed for hin < yesterday and the probabilities art fhat he will return to Connecticut, as ~