Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-16
Hartford here tonight.


 Polo sharps are waiting to hear an explosion in the northern part of New ngland.-Brockton Times.
 Coughlan, . former Waterbury anna teur, is playing fast polo for Pawtuck ct of the Southeastern league.-Hart- ford Post. Is that so. Why, we SUD- posed Jimmy was still in Waterbury.
 Who says our young player Curtis is not q comerE Why when that boy gets a little more confidence in him. self he will make some of the old tim CTS look like II cents.-Springteld News.
 It will be interesting to the people of this city to hear Frank Warner eX- press an opinion as to whether he is to play polo this season or not As yet he has given out no definite decis- ion that way.
 Secretary Upton of Plymouth has claimed Billy Curtis, the Pawtucket boy. who is rushing with Dick Pierce in Springfield. It would be interesting to know on what grounds the claim is based.-Pawtucket Times.
 Penfeld the new member of the Meriden team, played a few games with Hartford last season. He is said to be q great blocker and q clever man in handling the sphere. He will have to be star to fill Hobe Writings place.-Pawtucket Times.
 Tommy Guest, secretary of the Wa terbury club, was in Hartford yeSter- day. and it is said that he is after Trehy and Kinsman of the Morse col lege. It is not probable that either of these players will enter the profession al ranks this season.-Hartford Post.
 | will be on hand tonight and the fans will see some pretty fast playing when that aggregation gets into working condition. Wodtke. the flying Dutch man. is a whole team in himself but there is no doubt but that he will be well taken care of by Jean and Hold erness.
 The managers of the State Polo league held meeting on Wednesday evening at which q large number were present Referee Goodwin resigned as referee in favor of the assistant, Theodore Sechrist, the ball player. Thomas A. Tracy was elected secre- tary and treasurer in place of Rich ards, resigned.
 After Dan Daily reads a few more of the notices which are written con- cerning him he won't be of the opinion
 
 fact that he had three chances before the season opened. The New Haven Leader says he won't do but that as a wood chopper he would make his mark in Maine.-Pawtucket Times.
 'sJim" Canayan was up at Bristol Monday looking for suitable place in which to play polo. He inspected the ar1nory and found that it was an ideal hall for polo He will bring the local team up there some night next week and play game, and if it is q success financially 1t is very likely that q team will be placed at BristoL-New Haven 'Enion.
 Since Pen1eld's European polo trip he is said to have improved greatly and Manager Miller swears lie is better man than "Hobe'' Whiting Meriden Journal. Manager Miller had better swear" again. ..Hobe'' Whit ing has forgotten more about polo than Penfie1d will ever know although the latter is q clever player.-Springfel News
 The strong Springfield combination will be here tonight and it is expect ed that the Waterbury players will give them good trimming. We owe the Springfields one.-Waterbury Dem ocrat. Well, you still owe us one. You must get a better team together be fore you can travel in our class. We are too fast for Springfield News. Right you are
 Springfield will be factor ill the Championship from now to the end of the season and New Haven and Hart ford, which were considered the best fe4ms in the league will have to look <e1I f0 their 1aureis. With Pierce SS3x7 fyurffss on the rush line the two 1ttnRs at center and ha1fback and {Eexuan dn front of the cage, the |i F FIai <liI& afe pretty tough argu-