Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-08
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New Haven at Hartford.
 No, Meriden, you can't have even '.lookin''i at the pennant with that bunch ofs snistits.
 Thatawas not q brilliant game last night and neither team put up much of a scientific contest but the best team won. .-
 Jean was given q solar plexus blow | last night and he was forced to call a halt until his wind came back. It didn't take him long to get to work | once !Core.
 Jack Purcell. who played few l games with Bristol of the State league last season. has signed with Billy Ley den's Gardiner team of the Maine | ague.-HartfOrd Post
 That will be a hot contest in Hart ford tonight between New Haven and Hartford. Tom Cotter will make the hardest effort he ever did to win out from the leaders. and let Us hope that Ee does. for it will bring Us nearer to- gether.
 There was q hot and interesting game of polo at the West End rink last night between the Eagles of this | city and d team from Oakville. After i a hard battle the former won by q score of G to !. They will play an i other game next week.
 When SOO people turn out to see the talenders dc battle. it is pretty good for this city. The Waterbury people 1 like q good. hard battle. no matter which side wins. and if Mcriden would only take Il brace she would 1 draw tw,e that crowd.
 ! Schiifer. the young Merden rusher.
 who was q member of the Manchester los season. has been signed by Tom Cot | ters' The boy gives promise to become f q fast one and he will be given thor ough trial.-Hartford Post.
 Tom Cotter received a letter yester- l day from the management of the Clin- i ton team of the SOutheastGrn league 1 offering Tommy Mooney for sale. AS : Mooney Is still the property of the Hartford team the Clinton mans let 1 ter remains unanSwerAd.-H Hartford ! Post.
 1 It is funny how they do talk about i Tommy HoldernesS being :, rough play CT and vet he has moi indulSed in half the rOWdy tactics that have disgraced some of the games. True he has d number of fouls to his credit. or dis credit. if you will have it that way. still Tommy never waS built to be q lOwdy.
 Let us give the home players a lt- tie bit of advice: Let Meritien win to- night or somebody will go crazy over ] in that poor village. Change the 1 players around and let one of the rush CTS tend the goal and send Fox out on 1 the rush line. Even then we are very much afraid that the Waterhurys would he forced to win out.
 Friend Dumpy Williams got q nice reception from the spectators last night and he tried hard to play d fast l game but the Stocky center has alto sether too much avel9iupoiS. He got
 q hard rap with the ball over the left eye in the first period which cut quite 1 q little gash but after bathing the wound he went into the game with rush agnin.
 Too bad the Connecticut ScribeS whine for some one to make cut the statistics for them. If the secretary were able to get returns from all Of the clubs. there would be d chance at least to obligc them., As it is. let the merry knockers keep on. They evi- | dently enjoy it.-Boston Herald. Tis easier to fake kick" warns than to figure schedules. Some one. perhaps, doesn't like to work. - Pawtucket | Times.
 And to think that Meriden walloped 1 Hartford. the team that has been kick | ing so much against her. Tom Cofter | must have thought q whole lot of | things after the bat ttu was over last l night-WaterbWy Democrat. If the
 tailenders play the same kind of game
 against Waterbury as they did here | Tuesday night the Brass city contin-
 gent will also think that something has
 happened after the battle is over.- | Hartford Post. Well. they were not
 very fast. but they were quite easy.