Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-07

ball matters does not seem to be. over. Pitcher Heimerl, who did such gilt edged job at Bridgeport yesterday and who promised to- be a tower of strength to the team, is reported to have injured one of the fragments of his arm at the last of the game yester- day and will be laid off for a month probably.-New London Day.
 Dave Hill has rendered his resigna- ton as a league umpire, and it has been accepted. Dave has resigned so many times, and been re-engaged after a short lay off, that the cranks are wondering how long 1t will be before his familiar presence again graces the local diamond. It is the belief, how ever, of Dave's closest friends that he has seen his best days as judge Of play.-Bridgeport Farmer.
 Kid Morris, while cratic in some stages of the game, yesterday pitched a very good game. He only arrived here a short time before the game and if the team behind him had done any batting he would have pulled out a vic tory. His deafness handicaps him some and George Bone took advantage of that fact yesterday to run down to second while the Kid had the ball. He failed to hear the cries to throw to sec ond
 In the Syracuse trolley accident Henry Lynch was on the rear plat form with his son Boswell, aged c.. When the car jumped the track Lynch picked his son up in his arms and tried to brace himself. The boy was thrown through the door. Larry Sutton was thrown on his back on the side of the overturned car and on top of him was piled a 200-pound woman. DeMontre- yille's mother telegraphed from Wash ington that she would go to Syracuse to care for her son.
 George Courtney distinguished him. self yesterday by his work in the field and at the bat. He had four putouts and one assist in fielding and two hits of the four made by the team. In the sixth inning he was instrumental in retiring the side. He took Luchias' fly to right and sent the ball like a shot to the plate cutting off Kuhn who ran in from third. He then took Bernard's fly to right making two putouts and one assist in that inning.
 Tom yickery is getting into shape again and he may be heard from be- fore the season is over. He had adopt ed novel system of training. He has accepted position to deliver sample packages of starch from house to house and sas he throws the packages on the doorsteps he has q chance to try numerous curves and shoots. With his experience as a pitcher he is able to throw packages into windows. eThati is getting them over some, he s1 A.. no n of glass; Hartford. Courant. sf. F
 When Umpire Rim was manager of the champion Lancasters one of his best players was Piggy Ward, who was recently injured at Norwich. Al though he is heavy and sluggish Piggy has more ginger than a dozen ordinary players. Rim was telling the other day how hard it was to get Ward to train. The players would hold him on a board and rub him down. He was sent out to coach once and he pulled q cushion out from under his shirt and had a good seat on the ground. An other time he took chair out to the coaching lIne Notwithstanding his apparent laziness he is q valuable man on a team.
 Although the management of the stTe2g M 2gthen9 fir2 feaill, President soby sent a telegram yesterday to Manager Leonard of the Syraclise teanlvifiquir- ing if he could help out the Stars in their crippled condition, resulting from the trolley accident Wednesday even ing. If help was needed 1t was in tended to loan Urquhart to Manager Leonard for a week, until he could re- organize his team pending the recov- cry of the injured men. MT Leonard replied that he had what help he need ed and thanked Mir Soby for bis offer He managed to get a team together for yesterdays game, although he did not succeed i'll winning the game. Hartford Courant.
 Base ball writers who are given to roasting some player who makes err fors and praising those who do not, forget the fact, that those who make the errofss often try for plays that those who do not make the errors would not attempt. The man who tries to succeed and fails is more to be commended than the man who fails without even making an attempt to succeed. Much has been said concern in errors that Terry Rogers and De 1aney have made, but have those who lIayeS said so much about the errors ever stopped to consider the fact that both Of these players at critical times have taken chances on base running that have won games2 Often the player who makes no errors is not very high in percentage otherwise. Bridge port Telegram.
 Friday, June 7z7Derby at New Lon don, Bridgeport at Norwich, Ieriden at Waterbury, Bristol at New Haven.
 Saturday, June 8 Derby at Nor wich, Bridgeport at New London, New Haven at Meriden, Waterbury at Bris- tol.
 WITH THE WREsTLERS.
 Harvey Parker, the Brockton wrest- Ter, met two heavyweights last night and defeated them both handily. The contests were at catch-as-ca tch-can style. Jim Calvin, a former Irish boxer, who knows something about wrestling, went on with Parker first. Calvin laborad diiioaTtly bllt Park or