Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15

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 The Golden Stars defeated the Win ners of Sylvan avenue Saturday by q score of 23 to 6. The line up of the victors was as-s follows: Catch, C.. Awbertin; pitch, l. Burns; first base, r. Carroll; second base, T. Fay: third base, F. Flavin; shortstop, J. Flavin; left field, P. Horn; center field, w. Kel- ley; right field, H. Meist. Features of the game were the pitching of Burns and the batting of Awbertin for the Golden Stars and the kicking of Ken nedy for the Winners. The Stars would now like to arrange for game with some other team, the Young Pro- tectors of Brooklyn preferred. Ad- dress Manager J. Burns, 7S0 Baldwin, or answer through the Democrat.
 Frank P. McEvoy has a novelty in the nature of a bicycle displayed at his bicycle store on East Main street. It is a Tribune bicycle, which weighs only seven pounds, the lightest one ever built. It was built in 1895 at the Tribune factory in Erie, Pa, being made entirely by hand. 1t is q com plete bicycle, containing all the regu- lar. requirements. Though 1t was made especially for display purposes, it has been ridden number of times, as evidenced by the dents in the frame. It was ridden at the wooden bicycle track at the Chicago Colosseum by 150 pound men. It has been on exhibition all over the country. It arrived from Paterson, N.@J., on Saturday. morning. and it will be sent to San Francisco tomorrow. Everybody Is free to tn- spect the machine.
 Curran and Woodworth of last years team have been signed, and also Gray, the western southpaw, as has been told. Then there are a young man named McGill from Pennsylvania, who comes highly recommended, and a phenomenon from Fall River picked up by Captain Tighe, who Is said to be able to throw a ball through board fence at forty paces. 'Duff,s who has several seasons. will be tried. Meri- den has been after him, but he prefers to stay here. 1t is believed that he will give q good account of himself. Manager Davenport has also heard of another pitcher in New York st;@a who will be given trial The club is, con Edent that good men will berfound in this wealth of material. At all events the Norwich team will start off with handicap in the pitchers bQx.--Nor- wich Record.
 The official lineup of the Bristol team iii the State league was an nounced Saturday. Frank Reisling, the manager of the aggregation, will sarrive in Bristol from Ohio this week. w. D. Clemmence has written from East Providence to Secretary Gray tell ing him to brush up his stable aftd wash the blankets for he's coming back to help the Bristol boys carry off the blue rag this season. Monk, an independent player from Indiana, will make the third twirlery and this Stl,io comprises Bristol's pitching staff. Charles D. Lock, professional dia- mond duster who played last year i'll Ohio, will stand behind the bat Reli- able Joe Theison will come up from Meriden and hold down first bag. Owens has been transferred from shortstop to second, and J. H. Berry, fast man from Canton, O., will stop the short liners while Robert Francis occupies third. 1t has been rrlmored that Francis had jumped the Bristol team and signed with Rochester. Man ager Reisling writes denial stating that he has Francis under his guidance right with him. Scileff1er will return and sprint the outfield with King Ken nedys and Anderson. The latter is "a dark horse. He comes from shelby vile, Ind, and will act as change catcher The men will arrivein a few days, and an exhibition game is being arranged for April %. On the 23d the Bristol State league team will meet the Hartford Eastern league combine | in Hartford. On the 24th Ban gor, New England league team, is ex- pected here An exhibition game will | be given in Rockville. and the. Toronto Eastern leaguers and several college teams will probably appear here be fore the opening of the regular season.