Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-13
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 At Macon, Ga-Mercer :. Clemson College c.
 At Atlanta-CorneI IS. Georgia In stitute of Technology 5.
 Pink Hawley signed a contract to play with the Milwaukee team of the American league, and will report for duty on Tuesday next.
 Manager Donovan of the St Louis base ball club announced last night that he had signed Catcher Schriver, late Of Pittsburg, for the local team. Schriyer will report at once.
 The eastern teams of the National league are not the only sufferers at the hands of the collegiate players. Chicago was recently beaten s to 5 by Illinois. Jack Doyle played first bases, too
 Charles A. RIobedanz, the well known Waterbury ball player, and Miss Julia White were married Tues day evening by the Rev F. Synnot at T0rrington- Kl0bedanz pitched for Waterbury and Derby
 Bill Magee and Klobedanz will be used against Boston by Worcester on Monday. While with Louisville. Magee found Boston the easiest bunch in the big league KIoby- was once one of Manager Selee's idols.
 Ut strikes me that the rule makers should get thirty years for coming themselves into the belief that pitch CTS have the right to cave in a mans slats without giving him his base" says Henry Peitz, the Cincinnati catch CT
 Pitcher Pond. who quit the national game to volunteer his services as q physician and surgeon at the begin ming of the Spanish-American war, sailed Saturday from San Francisco for the Philippine islands, a full llhedged ma5or-surgeon of the Ameriean army
 Lajole is beginning the season well. He went to bat six times Tuesday; was given a base on balls once. made a single. q home run. a three bigger, got to first on an error by O'Rrfeu. and then hit to center for a double fOnr hits for total Of ten bases is pretty good.
 It appears that woman dccs not cut much of figure il base ball after all. Williams, the pittsbu-s third baseman. wlio deserted to Baltimore, and was dragged back to PIttsburg by his wife. backslid and returned tu Baltimera. Mrs Wflliams's fielding average has. taken q decided slump.
 Manager Sharrott of Worcester is after Bill Fox, the fast sprinter with ToroBto for while in 1898, wlio has played with Rome q couple of sea- sons. Fox finished the season with Indianapolis, but that. team is not in the field this season. If secured, he will be put at either third or short.
 Swift game, said Wagner of Pitts. burg. s.Why, all ve do now is to get on the field, swing at the ball. hear the umpire yell strike, and the game is over No man can fool his wife this summer for blaming the ball game for a late arrival home for supper: it's going to be automobile ball this year,
 President Soden in speaking about Pitcher Lawson playing against an American league team, said that Law. son had not violated any league rule The Boston club, AIr Soden says, has no claim on Lawson till May 1, and until that time he had a right to play against or with an American league club-
 The Consolidated base bali team will play game with picked nine at Riv- erside park tomorrow afternoon at 2s30 o'clock. The Hartford league team is trying to book the Consolidat- ed club for a game next Wednesday,. but as the management is not satisfied with the terms offered by that club. the game fs not yet agreed upon.