Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-05
LEAGUE STANDING.
New Haven here tonight.

And to think that Meriden walloDed Hartford: the team that has been Kick ing so much against her. Tom Cotter must have thought a whole lot of things after that battle was over last night.
 If Meriden gets Cunningham, look out for trouble from that team. for with Russell. Cunningham, Williams. Hayes and Cusck the Meridens should make it interesting for all the teams.
 A few nights ago Manager Miller of the Meriden team said he would give S1OO to secure two fast players for his team. Some of the Pawtucket boys ought to land all right.-Pawtucke | Times. II
 Manager Parsons of the Waterbury | polo team was in Boston yesterday. | He reports good business in the Ma | tional league with the exception of 1 Meriden, where the management seems to be in dream.-Pawtucket | Times.
 Jacques has sold polo cages to Doe. or to his representative. What a con- ic opera could be written around that sale. There must have been several twisters up in Lewiston before that sale was consummated-
 l Doe got q plum in Cunningham. Now look out for Lewiston. Herald. A little twisted. He got Higgins and .I Conway. but with them he strength ened his team. Cunningham is still running a correspondence school.- Brockton Times.
 Gee, what prices they do pay up in Maine on paper; $75 week and $500 in advance for Kid Conway, Why the Kid must have had a fit when he heard the figures. But, for all that. there might be some angels i'll Maine who have more money than they know what to do with.
 Every fan in the city tonight should get out and witness the game between New Haven and Waterbury It will be red hot contest from beginning to 4 end. Waterbury desires to retrieve I her record because of the ignominious defeat by Springfield, and she will try hard to make it interesting for New Haven. . It is reported in the southeastern cities that Doe is after Russell If Rus sell is anxious to take chance in Maine with Doe or anybody else there is no law that can compel him to stay here. and that applies to any player in the Meriden team or any other play CT in the National leassIe. But most of the players are too foxy to make
 any such move.-Meriden Journal.
 Now that football is over Bridgeport
 may take look in at polo. But for
 some reason or other the fans down
 here have not had the slightest inter-
 est in the sport this season. I fancy
 much of this is due to the disappoint-
 ment felt over repeated failures to To-
 cate team. People have become dis
 guSted and do not want to hear q word
 said about the game.-Bridgepor Post
 The Auditorium will no doubt, be
 crowded tonight to witness the game
 between New Haven and Waterbury } The people of New Haven believe tha their team can outplay any five meI : in the league. and just because hel . team has held the lead for a few days Tonight the Waterbury players vii fully demonstrate the fact that New Haven is not in it a little bit w, : will beat that team just as sure a , the night comes.
 | Things ares- not going quite as t smoothly as they might in the Ma
 tional league this season. There .art only five clubs in it and one of them
 Meriden, is shaky. The other four
 however. are all drawing pretty we'll :. Hartford and New Haven have th' t call in playing strength. Springfield F is trying 1t again and is doing we'll 3 Bridgeport Post. You forget, Brothe 3 Challenger, that Waterbury is playlp, E. pretty fast polo, that she is in ths 3 third place ahead of Springfield. tha ;, she is drawing good crowds and tha Fl Bridgeport couldnr afford to build rink.