Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-23

Washington, D. O., April 23-Jimmy Manning's new. American league team played it's first home game yesterday afternoon, and defeated the George town university team by score of three to one. The senators showed up well. both at bat and in the field, and showed indications of developing into a winning team.
 Innings ......1 1234 scr S9 Washington -. Q V-3 Georgetown ... o o. O 0 O o 0-1
 Hits, Washington II. Georgetown 5; Errors, Washington 3, Georgetown O: rst fibase on errors, Georgetown 2; left on bases, Washington z, George town c; first base on balls, by Carrick ?, by Mercer 2. by Blewett 2; struck out, by Carrick 2, by Mercer 2; base hit. O'Brien: umpire, Belts; time, 1h. Som. Attendance. 1500.
 Manager McGraw of the American league club signed. "Cy'' Seymour, former pitcher of the New York club, yesterday afternoon. It is proposed to play him in the outfeld.
 Frank Selee made a trip to Prince ton yesterday hopeful of signing lille brand, the crack college pitcher. He learned that HillebFand has signed to coach the Tigers until June l..
 Kid Unglaub is touted as a wonder in Worcester. It is said up their that to pronounce his name properly it is necessary to put a piece of molasses candy In the mouth.-Hartford Cour- ant.
 It looks as though there might be a kick or two coming with that New England league crowd. Manager Burn hmm, who is running a team up that way announces that he has signed Rawson and Clarke. Both men belong in this league, Rawson to New Haven and Clarke to Bridgeport.
 Mike Delaney may be in the state league after all the hammering he has received from some of the state league papers. It was reported to-day that he had received letter from Manager O'Rourke of the Bridgeport team ask ing him for his terms for the season. There will be very many poorer play CTS than Mickey in the state league this season.
 Mickey Delaney would like to exer- else his lungs and incidentally play ball with New London this season. Mickey hopes to make the rounds and play on every team in the league be- fore he is laid upon the shelf for good. He has made three of them up to this ycar-Bridgeport, Waterbury and Meriden-and would not mind trying couple more this summer--Bridge- port Post.
 Manager Connor has come out vic sorious in his controversy over Henry Matthews tine catcher. Selma of the Southern league put in q claim for him and Secretary Young informed the local management that the clafm to the player must be proven Manager ConnoT submitted an abundance of proof and the board of arbitration has just decided that Matthews belongs in Waterbury and here he will play.
 Timothy Sheehan, formerly of tho Hartford ball club. and more recently of the United States army, returned to this city yesterday after serving in The Philippines. Since he was mus tered out he has been sojourning at Hot Springs and did not reach this city until 4 o'clock yesterday after noon. While in the Philippines he in- troduced the national game and organ 5zed a team in his regiment. He will probably sign with some State league -eam.-Hartford Courant
 Billy Parsons was in this city yester- day. having returned from a trip to Boston. He attended a meeting of base ball managers of the New Eng land league on Saturday. He is to manage the Portland, Me, team. The