Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-03

s-s Murphy of the New Haven tea n, who was sold to Boston of the Ma tional league, played .shis Sfirst game yesterday and made very favorable impression. He had four put-outs and a three-base hit to his credit.
 Pitcher Rosson is to stay in New London. This announcement will be received with joy by the lovers of base ball in this city who haven't been do- ing thing but knocking the local man. agement for having even considered let ting the best man on the staff go.- New London Day.
 The lovers of baseball in Waterbury have an opportunity of witnessing fine ball game tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 at the Athletic field. The Jeffer- sons and the St Thomas Cadets will be the opponents and a rattling contest may be expected Herndon and Slavfn will be the battery for the Jeffs and Kinney and Ray for the cadets. A large crowd should turn out and see the games for the boys deserve 1t.
 Interest in base ball might be re- vived in Worcester, Syracuse, Hart ford, Montreal and Buffalo if these clubs would drop out of the Eastern and form an also-ran league of thelr own. They haven't possible chance to get sniff of the money in the race in which they are travelling. They seem to be all falling over themselves i'll an endeavor to see who will be last. If Worcester continues in her present gait she promises to eclipse all previ- otls records on the slippery toboggan.- Toronto Telegram.
 A'Haesy left the New Haven hos pital yesterday against the advice of the physician. He claimed the place was full of typhus and he. was afraid to stay there He crawled to a car and took the train to Bridgeport, where an expressman took him to Feeley's bar Der shop on Main street. He informed his friends that he was going to New London and from there would proceed to his home in Worcester, Mass, where he has a wife and family. It will be six weeks before he can play again. Bridgeport Standard.
 Lew Cross of Augusta will probably sign with Manchester. He halls from that city and Manager Smith is after him Captain Moran and Pitcher Ross have gone to the Derby team of the Connecticut State league. Mcintyre the star left fielder, will probably go to the Philadelphia American league team. He has half dozen offers, in- cIuding, one from Selee of Boston. but OopnieqMack will have the preference. The other Augusta players are in Au- gusta awaiting for money to pay their transportation home FCross iss the regularly. Manager9 Leighton may drift into some league as an umpire. r Brockton Enterprise.
 Every lover of base ball should get down to the grounds. tomorrow morh- ing and see the Waterbury team wal lop the Meridens in good style. Red Waller will be in the box for the home team and if you have never seen this chap twirl the ball it will pay you to watch him tomorrow morning. He is a peach, and he says he will make the Meriden batsmen look like a lot of amateurs before he is through with them. The Waterbury players do not feel any too kindly towards Meriden for the reason that that was the city that dubbed them a dub team. They have rubbed it into Meriden a couple of times since that accusation and they expect to continue the rubbing-in pro cess. Tomorrow morning then will see a corking good game, for Water. bury will win that game if they never win another. The game will start promptly at 10:30, and it will be over by noon, so that you can have plenty of time to get to dinner or go out of the city in the afternoon.
 Wednesday-Mer at Norwich, Bristol at New London, Waterbury at New Haven, Derby at Bridgeport.
 Thursday Morning, New Haven at Derby, Bridgeport at Bristol, Meriden at Waterbury, New London at Nor wich; afternoon, Derby at New Haven, Bristol at Bridgeport, Waterbury at Meriden, Norwich at New London.
 Friday-New London at Waterbury, Norwich at Bristol. Bridgeport at New Haven, Derby at 4Ieriden. N45
 Saturday-Norwich at New Haven, New London at Derby. Bridgeport at Waterbury, Meriden, at Bristol.