Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-24

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 Saturday-Waterbury at Meriden, New Haven at Hartford.
 A report from 8 non-partisan Paw average attendance.
 The pace was too fast for young Lewis last night and he was pumped out before the third period started.
 Manager Samuel Upton of the Ply mouth polo team has gone to Hartford to try to secure Harry Way as half back.
 Fred Doe is fast making Arlington an adept at the fine points of the game. He has alrady been fined for hooking the ball cut of the cage Pawtucket Times.
 Tommy HoldeTness is fast develop ing into one of the greatest halfbacks that polodon has ever seen. His work this season is far superior to anything he has ever done before.
 Hayes got a bad rap from Grifiin's hockey last night, which laid him out flat. It didn't take long for him to get
 
 look interesting for Waterbury.
 Fred DCe's press agent is working again. The Boston HeraldMsaid yes tcrday, Doe is making money in Lew iston" Has Fred private wire from the wilds of Maine?-HartfOrd Post,
 If the roughness increases in the ShCp. league, the referee will have to change his tactics and foul men for l, l.N o-.N busy with his whistle. - BrocktCn Times. ,re
 Walter Tibbetts of this city. who is playing goal for the Lawrence team, was married at Westerly yesterday to Miss Julia Palmer. Turner, a team mate of Tibbetts. acted as best man. Pawtucket Times.
 The Waterbury team goes over the hills to Mer!den tonight. and here's | hoping that another victory for the locals will be the result. They will have Warner against them tonight. and the boys should work all the hard CT to win.
 | Manager Tom Cotter is after young Lewis. who has been playing with Merden since the opening of the sea son. With Lewis on the rush line Hartford would be strengthened con- derably.-Hartford Post.
 That trick of hammering the bah | to the side of the rink and let Daily catch it on the rebound worked like a charm last night, and a few more of those little things will make the Wa
 terbury team one to be feared.
 Tim Hayes was mad last night and no mistake. He wanted that game
 and he thought he had it when the frs
 three goals were caged by his team
 He worked hard enough to win any
 ordinary game. but he was up agains
 the best team in the league and had tC l succumb.
 The Meriden Record takes exception to the statement that Hobe Whiting
 was unable to get his price from tht
 Meriden management. Well, wha
 was the matter? Wasn't he fas enough to hold his end up with the
 "all star Meriden aggregation?-Paw
 tucket Times.
 Manager Miller felt happy last nigh when he saw the crowd pouring into the Auditorium. Perhaps Waterbury may be the mascot to dra wthe crowd: over in Meriden. They will come be fore long, for Meliden is bound to make some of the team hustle be fore many days.
 Bartlett. with his long experience i the best halfback in the league. Hi
 directing of plays and judgment in get ting in front of the ball saved Clinton many setback. With Rrockton Clin ton shares the honor of having grea
 defense. and. according to exchanges a majority of the teams in the leagJl are favored the same way. Mullen i in the mystic circle, as the avera ge show.-Brockt0 Times. William Con way. dubbed the "Kid." doesn't mak half the splash that Bartlett does. bu when it comes to the real points 0 the game said William has Bartlet left at the p0st.-PaWtuckot Times , And Tommy Holderness can give bot | several laps and q good beating. How delighted the fans of Water , bury must be that their cr2ckcri1c , team has won three successive games , one from Hartford, SpringEleld an, , New Haven. They. are wild with io, , when they think that they won iron , New Haven. Admitting that to vii
 q game from the Blues IS feat 0 . which any team can, be proud. W 5 would ask Waterbury to bear her hon : CTS modestly and she will be though ], more of. But. let's sec. Waterbur. ], has played ten games, the last thre . Of Which she won. That leaves SeV
 cn to account for. and although five o , the seven were with the three team :, as follows: New Haven two. Sprina \ field two and Hartford one they di : not win one of them. Not one, re ,, member! The only team they defeat ,. ed was AIeriden, two games. We ar ; glad to see Waterbury improving, bu ! they will lose the respect Of all fans S they persist in this great display 0 ! vanity whieh has struck them with Il the week.-New Haven Union. Ol ! dear, what a pretty boy he is, to b 2 fsure. and what q splendid chap Il ,. twould be in Sunday schooli He give Esueh wholesome advice. Just pin thi 2 where you can see it tsand then yo lwon't forget it. Waterbury had n s team when she met New Have1 d Springfield and Hartford at the tim t Ethis scribe speaks of. but she did hay e a team when next they met, and ever ]. team in this league now realizes, tha f tfact. We are proud of our team. an d the fans have every respect for then