Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10

stttttt ISatss ttts. HIS bSen gwen up 1Uf~ IhiS season at least.
 The c. 4. Eaton team of Broekton has Joe and Will AIcGunnigle, rushers; Sheehans and RafTerty. 4ceater; ConIey, halfba ck,l and Hassan, goal! It will be 2 strong lconbinatiOn when in trim.
 Fox showed up remarkably well last n.EGt and it proved the statement made aD9ut h!m after tlle first ggiue that he Was very nervous. He will certainly be fixture if he continues the game of last night.
 Doe has HipSOn and Ryan for rush. CTS; Doe for center; Corrigau. halfback, and Hammond at goal. They were de feated by Portland Thursday night by l3 to 6. IiDson made two goals, Doe three and Ryan one.
 Some Of the youngsters who have been imported into the National league are apt to give the old timers hard ran for their money. But there are some who are rcck0ncd dead ones at tA3r.-Iawtucket Times.
 Jason of the New Hayens is q pug1- iSt. iin las made q good living, in inc a4G@rci circle and has always kept M sttrt trninine. lie has stopped many &uni man and is able vet to use
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 One feature that will be appreciated jh.S s1HSon will hp the absence of a polo club under the management of such a man as Billy Murray. His col lusion with Fred Dee GiG not help him to E@i1 popularity among sportsmen.- -iarttcTd Post
 Earayan's polo career. like many an other, began in New Bedford. He. wi" Charlie Latious, played on the eli New Bedford team with John Rob CTS, Murray and others. After S@iipS of victories tie team was broken u1. They played in vH.1oIs parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
 TEe Bro"kton Enterprise man is still WoTI'vlH;g cou"c ,nfn~ "kid' Con Way. fearing that Lc will jump Paw iuckct. prrhaU" the wish is father to ta" thought. With tEe "Kid' and i'IiH"t!"!d in the defense in front of John smith s"nln of 1ne other rushars VIII lave their trouElos.-Pawtucke Times.
 Shjoor. Main Crgcshau. ChatfpId. Nru""dT. Hart, Jimmy Shea and '5"'"@' smith. Whp were among the H"E"I4 "f ill" stHtc 1a2gua last season. @ia o'>rr.a-rd f. .r the season. They "o- id Aai1o t-"l9a'3,2 men in the Nai3e 1T -r"" E,s,5"':5 ll%ups.-IIarI -olri l'u't. One Cf l.'A above evidently did n"t tJ',r Eiusll- t1 tsp Maine Irague, "@'. ,t es L2t like the idea of walking home.
 l'1. iA' star performer on the Hart i.EH am v-js Gtar':i2. who tended A'll. Starl , a'-It'.'l 10 1}e evcryyrh ere, at one. lf tile b2i was aimed at the corner of tup c&Ge. 1hru jt came in 6".1i.'"t with r..' of StsrEiH's feet. "ii!e f t Was raised from the floor. tasa u1 il the air Wuull % one of t@JE" s@"2e feet and ike ball would '.cat o}'t nf danger. Starl;ip ought to trN t"oiball He w5n!d bn all right whom ii rin.N tu I'-Itin-, Forty stops W, rr rrpd.I.3 [, him during Jhr gama. and poppy cf them were ramarEable.- SIrin-.ia!d UGioA.
 Eddie Mpnard or this city is in great ds'haNI by thr polo m&ua@crs but as h. is ronlto.tlDlE situated at the hot i""l.n'd t0 give ID his berth for S}&$oH "t I'lO. E4r NcEarl is one of tha H. # lo!) players in the country a1t h. T"Cl lno}7. I taNysr of strength t2 any tam. Naua--r ry,d Doe. who k EUW iA& rya! thing in the Maine stat l32Ste, l0il q flying visit t0 this ".-J A.uui3E. and offered Eddie q haH@sGu.,- salary Ju" tlp s,aS1n. Whom Mir M9n3rl cural lis position at the Gravhr. il 'ms4 factory t v-u> with the liI;;tr~;anIjHE that he would not re- t.r" when thr p3lo season opened. wpVcr. tll..v. ar, many cranks who "H,!lN like tu a.r Ncn4rI WielGing the hockey again, aUt tines" are Of the onj!:iol that iJ2 co-ll easily fit into the Eor- iLav.I tam whereby h. would jn alla tn play without interfering with lis factory poSitjon.-DIiI:tpor FaracT.