Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-18
OTHER BALL GAMES.

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 At Hayerhill-Haverhill 6, Lewiston
 At Lowell-Lowell 9, Portland Il.
 At Manchester-Manchester II, Au- gusta 4.
 At Nashua-Nashua 1, Bangor II.
 At Wilmington-W Wilmington 6, Ral- eigh f.
 At Richmond-Newport News 6, Richmond l.
 At Hanover-Amherst 3, Dartmouth
 At Norfolk Portsmouth 5, Norfolk
 At Grand .Rapids-Indianapolis 8, Grand Rapids 2.
 At Fort Wayne-Dayton 4, Fort Wayne 8.
 At Marion Columbus 8, Marion 0.
 At Toledo-Toledo Il, Louisville 2.
 St Selma-Selma 8, Chattanooga 0.
 At Little Rock-Little Rock 2, New Orleans l.
 At Memphis Shreveport 6, Memphis
 At Birmingham-Nashv 16; Bir- mingham 6.
 At Rome-Rome 5, Binghamton 6.
 At Utica-Utica 3, Cortland 6.
 At Schenectady-Sch Schenectady 12, Troy 0.
 At St PaulASt Paul 3, Denver 1.
 At Minneapolis Colorado Springs 5, Minneapolis 4.
 At Des Moines-Des Moines II, Kan sas City 2.
 At omaha-st Joseph ', Omaha 3.
 Very kind indeed of Roger, was it not, Jimmy?
 Saturday, May 1S-New Haven at \, aterbury, Meriden at Norwich, Bris- tol at New London. Bridgeport at Der by.
 Win some of the other teams put in some more trial pitchers until we eau win a few more games. We do not feel at home down in the bottom of the well.
 Queen has gone away into the un- derbrush to find his friends who have gone before him. Let us hope they meet and adopt new rules and regula- tions and VOW to forever keep away from Waterbury.
 Monroe's Business college base ball team defeated the Crosby Grammar school Inyincibles yesterday by score of IT to 14. A number of challenges have been received from the Water bury Business college, Christ church base ball team, Watertown, and also one from one of the Taft school teams. These with others will be acted upon next Monday night.
 Muggsy McGraw, manager of the Baltimore Orioles, was yesterday sus- pended by President Johnson for five days and will also be fined. During his suspension he will not be allowed upon the grounds of the American FFtt-s ton was taken by the president of the league because the scrappy little man. ager used language to Umpire Cantil- Ion that is prohibited under the rules and instructions set down by the presi- dent of the league.
 We have three new pitchers to take try out of and they all arrived in town last night. Thomas Doyle of Holyoke is the first one, and he is a brothergof Jack Doyle of the Chicago forces. He looks big enough and strong enough to play ball and we will await his debut with interest. An other man is named Mackin, and he comes from New York. He pitched a few games for the New York team in the first part of the season. He also will be looked on with interest Next comes James Waller of Hoboken, who dlSO COuuGS WILL tnCs utSutSI TecOIl- mends. Perhaps from those three we may land a couple of good ones. Young Horan of New Haven will also be given another chance.
 There were lively times at Meriden park after Thursdays ball game. Members of the New Haven team, sore because the club had lost the game, began upbraiding Umpire McCann. BannOn. particularly, showed his tenn per and used very foul language to- ward the umpire This happened while the crowds were leaving the stand. and Manager Miller suggested that McCann report Ramon, and he would sustain him. Using more bad language, Ramon attempted to strike Manager Miller, and the latter to de lend himself held out his fists. There was considerable excitement between several of the players of the two teams, Bone and Brooks and Hickey and Kuhn being mixed in an argu- ment. Tn the meantime McCann made his ascan ne