Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-11
New Britain here tonight.

New Britain here tonight.
 The rwanderers" will be at the auditorium tonight to try and win their first game under the new order of things.
 The playing nights in New Britain will be Mondays and Thursdays and the Hartford devotees of the game will be in evidence on both nights.
 The New Britain followers of the sport will forget all about Billy Par sons after q weeks experience with such hustler as Hobe Whiting Hartford Post.
 It will not be new experience for Hobe Whiting in q managerial capac- ity, for he conducted the Pawtucket baseball club for several seasons sue cessfully.-Hartford Post.
 In all probability Will Whiting will not be with the New Britain team. His place may be taken by Hayes, former ly of the Meriden team, but later in the Massachusetts league.
 It is said that Jimmy Canavan draws SSO q week and George Bone S75 q week, and if this is so those two play CTS should cut about S25 a week off and help the New Haven team along.
 Brother Flanagan. manager of the Lawrences and polo editor of the Lawrence Telegram, is loudly pray ing for somebody to ''thrOw it into' the ...Brockton champs" They all try to, but usually Gardner or Cashman stop the throw.-Brockton Enterprise.
 The Bath team of theaMaine league is booked for a new national league city, and when they go. up goes the down east league. The end is in sight Lawrence American. Then some one e.I,p l,o nIoiv :l pair of field glasses.-Pawtucket Times. ~.
 New Britain fans should turn out in strong force tomorrow night to see their first polo game and they can rest assured they will see as warm q contest as was ever played on that floor. The two teams are about even ly matched even though Waterbury has the lead.
 Where did the report originate that Waterbury was not making any money? Waterbury and Hartford have been the mainstays of this been loser although she has not been much of a. money maker. The big salaries are the drawbacks to the league.
 This league is not going under until inc last bell sounds if the managers can prevent it. The players will be the ones that will hold the card that will take the prize. It rests with them to draw good salaries for the rest of the season and perhaps the play CTS will look at the matter in the same light.
 The Meriden management should see that Hefernan goes home no more to spend Sundays. Once before while playing in Springfield he failed to show up after one of these tripS.-Nleriden Journal. We can hardly find it in our hearts to blame Heffernan, or any of our old team. for preferring Springfield to Meriden.-Springtield News.
 The New Britain polo enthusiasts can be heard on every hand now talk ing of the probable fate of the new / New Britain National league polo team. Many predict that by good work the new team can revive interest in the game in this city, but others are not so confident. A good audience though is looked for Saturday night when Parsons Waterbury team. with big Jean ana Johnny-on-theS Spot Russell will be here-New Britain Herald.
 The reasons why polo was not a paying ventura in Meriden are many, but Mir Reilly had great deal to do
 
 many things to contend with when he gfached the Silver city after his fool fsh migration from Springfield. but 6f the situation in Meriden had been Jas represented by Mir Reilly the game would probably have been success in spite of the handicaps encountered owing to the showing of the old club. Hartford Post
 There is no sense in giving Taunton A franchise to run a team unless the manager is willing to lay out a few dollars and put a team in the field that can win q game once in a while. There is plenty of good players in the Maine -leagne who would be only too glad to get a chance to play in this league. Spend few dollars. MT White. If you want to make your team pay.-LAwrence American. Rot, Didn't Hyatt lose a cool $10O. Rado White nor any other sane man would risk much with that experience be- fore hina Times.
 De1pite their many reverses, the ex- yellow Jackets have not quite sue. cumbed as yet. Accordingly the Mesideh polo team, formerly of 4DffAede1d, has been transferred to New Britain, and will endeavor ito 4n3qh the season, working on cct u64Attye scale. When Manager Al, 4stxA dub, deeerted Springfield for 1E1( Qas 1t eems to hdta made q bad -l(o{se. Only the :, first Jew ,3 l4tter city proved prdfltass T ss @ |elsl siss iisssef ;nsss3ss ssnss zslsef esss + n Tt opt of the game