Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
WATERBURY BADLY BEATEN.
New Haven Has Lots of Fun at
 Waterbury's Expense.

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 Show Up Well-Daly Was Taken
 Sick and Had to Leave the Floor
 Many Rumors About Changes in the
 Location of Teams-Sp Springfield De
 feated Meriden. ,
 Waterbury was outplayed at alnlost every point in the polo contest last night at the Auditorium and New Ha- ven clearly made known the fact that she has team Of polo players that play polo all the time. The home team was handicapped in some respects. be- cause Daily was unwell. and while he tried to play the first two periods, he could not connect with the ball at the proper times. Parsons attempted to play the last period. but he was also unequal to the task imposed upon him. Then Johnny Griffin was not up to snuff and some of his passing was very poorly done. Tommy IIolderness blocked we'll enough, but Ee should cease trying to drive the ball to the cage. He has not force enough behind his drives. and ii would be better if he passed the ball around to some of the rushers. Jean. as usual was in good form. but it is utterly impossible for one man to play the whole game on the floor. Fox did good work in front of the cage but he was many times left to care for two or three of tue New Haven players. In fact it was a sCrt of bad night for the home team all around. and it was one o1 those nights that fall to the lot of every team
 | The attendance last night broke the record for this season. and it was q nty thot have won before such q crowd Over 1.5C0 people were present when the game began and they rooted for the home team fer all they were worth. but it was of no avail. The good team work of the New Ravens. however. came in for applause from the specta- EtOrS. and even Bone. who is not popu- far here by any means. was given a rOuSing reception by those present The visitors deserved all the applause they received. for they played great game Of scientific polo.
 | Both teams started in to do fast work i'll the first period, and tue ball was passed and re-passed by he play CTS on both sides. It was kept in the vicinity of Lati0ns's cage more than around Fox. and before the first ball Was caged Lations had fourteen stops
 
 ing nearly fourteen minutes Jason took | the ball out of a Scrimmage and sent i it behind Fox. Forty seconds latei | N'hipple had carried the ball down the 1 floor and sent another one into tht netting. That ended the goal gettins in that period. The second period was also fast and both teams fought hard Over ten minutes of time had beer consumed. when Jason again drove the ball from the side into the cage. Two : minutes had not passed before this same Jason had hammered another il the cage. Then came Waterbury's frs and only goal The ball had been il play q little over two minutes whe1 Jean got Q good chance frCm the cen ter of the floor. and he drove it into the netting so swiftly that lations could hardly realize it. Thus ended the sec ond period. In the third the New Hh There were several chances for the To calls to get goals. but the rushe1' couldn't get the proper swing to theli hockeyS Nearly eleven minutes haC passed in this period. when Jasol again caught the ball sent to him b. Bone and in ii went. The next on' went to Jason. too. and he neVe missed it. To wind up the agony Can avan took the ball down the floor ant in about one minute of time he hat passed it behind Fox. and the gam' ended in that manner. Tie score an' summary: