Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07

', T E Barney Bohertxswas tn the game in Ethe same old waX. Seemed sas though he did less trottfng than usual.-New Haven Leader.
 Lewiston must have beautiful team when Gardiner, with, old Al sword as goal tender, can beat her seven two. Certainly Doe has got to- gether a winning aggregation.
 It is said that Fred Doe has but one major leaguer signed, and that is Ed die Hipson. Hippy Is not liable to re- main in Maine. if the lucre fails to show up regularly.-Hartford Post.
 Schofleld, the husky youngster who is now paired with Wodtke, was a member of the New York quintet of the defunct American league. He is fast skater, & good driver and with experience he should make star.
 Jason is big enough. Barney Doh erty couldn't do much with him and Tom Cotter thought he was up against the real thing when he struck Whipple. Tom was on the floor several times.-New Haven Leader. / The probable lineup of the home team tonight will be: Warner and Daly, rushers; Jean, center; Holderness. IdlLpGCh slIS cA. tthleI. Iht leulu ought to make it interesting for the New Haven lads, and no doubt it will
 Harry Way, the crack young player, who played with Manchester last sea son, has signed with Manager Par sons of the Waterbury and Lawrence teams. It is probable that Way will be sent to Lawrence and Delvin of the Massachusetts club transferred to Wa terbury.
 The Southeastern polo league sea son opened Monday night with game. between the Brockton and Salem teams in the latter city, the visitors winning, to ?. There was an attend ance of about 500, and everything points to very successful run in the Witch city.
 Billy Murray's scheme of bluff1ng the major league directors into thinking that he intended to locate in Spring field may have been slick trick, but perhaps Willie will be sorry that he spoke sometime ill the tuture.-Hart- ford Post.
 The Springfield bunch comes here Friday night. They look formidable with Dicky Pierce Gavitt, Mooney. Billy Whiting and Heffernan. Suppose we shall have to show them the way though. Won't Billy Aufort be out for that game, though New Haven Leader.
 Fred Doe was down. in Connecticut the latter part of last week, trying to get Menard, who is also wanted for the Waterbury team. Eddie is evi- dently waiting for some one to offer him q swell salary, but whoever does is apt to get gold -bricked. .''-Pawtuck- ct Times. Correct.
 Tommy HolderneEs is already get ting q few good preliminary notices from the Waterbury papers. IT. "hangaroo's" friends up this way feel pretty confident that he can make good.-Pawtucket Times. Tommy is all right and if it was not because of Doe. he never would have left Water bury.
 Meriden proved last night that, she has team that is not to be despised It must make Tom Cotter feel like getting out warrants for the members Of his team when he sees Meriden which did not have q team week ago, do few stunts around his band of champions.
 The Maine league scheme does not look as rosy as 1t did several weeks ago. Manager Mckay, of Portland, who is hustling after players through Connecticut, does not view the pros pect with confidence. and the Pine Tree circuit will probably die a natur- al death before many weeks elapSe.
 Evidently some people in Connecti- cut think that Fred Doe Is the whole of the Maine league One writer an- nounces that Does troubles have be- gun because Bangor quit before the season Opened-PaWtucket Times If he cannot own the whole league, he will try hard to break it, probably What a lovely time he must be having in Maine.
 O'Hara. claimed by Waterbury, played with Bath last night, and Bill Heffernan, whom Manager Aufort thought he had signed for Springfield, was in the circle for Fred Doe.-Pawe 'tucket Times. Well, for heavens s sake, how many Hefrernahs are play ing goal. Some HeffernanF played in Springfield last night. and we are in- clined to the belief that it was the or igtnal.
 Arrangements are not complete for playing in Pawtucket, and the game scheduled for there last night was postponed. It is expected all will be in readiness by Monday of next week VI " cStIItSuit tde idtSst.- Al in Mondays Times Pierce has been sold to Springfield, check from Man ager Aufort of that team having been received yesterday. This was some
 what of blow to the team, but the management hopes to get along very well with Kid" Conway, Barnefeld, John Smith of this city, Cunningham, Higgins and Coyle, the last two being promising amateurs.-Brockton Times. Monday night few of the managers
 in the various leagues had 2 chance to determine where they are at with re- | gard to players. Null Smith was half | back for Gardner. Me, and other mem- I bers of that team were Dawson and | Spencer, rushers; Leydon, center; | Sword, goal. In Lewiston Doe played | center, with Hipson and Corrigan rushers, Foster halfback and Hefrer- nan goal, New Haven presented Bone and Jason rushers; Canav9n, center; | Whipple, half back. and Lc dons, goal | Wodtke was with Hartford, as many expected although he declared he was
 not playing this season. Scofeld was | with him on the rush line, Cotter ap- peared at center, Doherty at halfback |