Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-26
POLO ENDS TONIGHT.
The New Haven Team Will Play
 For the Last Time.

1t Will Be the Benefit Night of the Local Players and There Will Be Lots of Sport-Final Records of the Teams and Players-Fox Leads the Goal Tenders and Russell the Goal Makers-New Haven Is the Cham pion.
 There will be plenty of good sport At the auditorium tonight and every body should take trip down there And see the fun. The amateur game between the watch shop and the Rog- CTS Bros teams will He one of the in- rereSting events of the night. The re- suit of this game will decide the ama teur championship of the city. After this game will come the regular game between New Haven and Waterbury. This will also be corker, and a side bet has been made between the two captains on the result of the game. One of the funny features of the night will be the race on skates between Tommy HolderneSS and Joe Fox. The referee of this race is supposed to watch the mems feet and see that nothing but the rollers touch the floor There will be plenty for the referee to do before he gets through. for he is liable to get into trouble if he decides that neither of the contestants are skating There will also be basket ball game on skates. and altogether il will be q fitting close to a successful. season in Waterbury, Get down there then tonight and spend p cents and let the players who have worked so hard for the interests of Waterbury have a little spending money to re- member you by.
 The following are the records of the players and teams as compiled by the Waterbury Democrat. It takes ill all games played during the season and gives the averages as correctly as they could be made from the official scores sent out from the various cities. These records are the final ones of the sea- son and include last nights game at New Haven. The records are as fol lows
 Team Scoring.
 New Haven. owing to the fact that she played two more games than Hart ford this week, ends the season ill the lead on goal making. having 363 to her credit. Hartford 351, New Britain SIS, Waterbury 2S1 and Meriden 124.
 Individual Scoring.
 Russell and Curtis are tied for first place with 161 each to his credit. Ja- son 159. Wodtke 14G. Bone 131. Pierce 124, Lewis S9. Griffin "A, Daily 72. Cot ter 54. Schiller 49.- Jean AZ, Canavan Al, Schofield 40, Whipple g. Fl. Whit ing 19, Parsons T.. Mooney 12. Doher- ty 10, Holderness s, Hausman ,, w. Whiting 1. Hayes and Cusick ? each, Warmer, Penfield and Williams l each.
 Pushes.
 Bone has beaten all the other rush. CTS out of their boots and has 5S3 to his credit Lewis 26J. Curtis 249, Daily 191. Russell 121. Schiffer Ill. Schofield 7S. Jason 42. Pierce 20 Wodtke IA. Griffin 12 Warner 6. H. Whiting and Doherty ; each. sCanavan. Jean and Williams 3 each, W. Whiting and Whipple ? each, Parsons and Mooney l each, tie 5G.
 Stops.
 Lations leads the goal tenders with Ire. Starkie l. .142. Fox 1.112, Hefer- nan 1,597. Cusick 910. Chattield 23G, Main 46. Porter 32, Mooney p, Doher- ty and Whipple 5 each, II. and w. Whiting l each.
 Fouls.
 Tommy Holderness has the proud distinction of leading the league on the number of fouls with 2S to his credit, or discredit; D0herty 25, Jean IT, Cot ter 15. Russell 14. Whipple and Bone 13 each. Wodtke 12, Lations and Moo ney II each, Heffernan and Hayes 10 each. Griffin 9. w. Whiting s. Jason, Fox and Canayan ! each, H. Whiting a. Cusick 4. Lewis, Main. Williams. Schiffer. Starkie and Curtis 3 each, Daily and Hausman ? each. Schofield, Coggeshall and Pierce l each.
 Goal Tenders Averages.