Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06

kwich. was tried by Waterbury and al- lowed to leave that town without dan- ger of. being blaek.isted.
 Waterbury lost a game yesterday. If you want your cid place at the tail end, Roger, take it, we can get aiong with out it.-New London Day. We do not want it and refuse to take it.
 Jack Glasscock has been busted from the Minneapolis team and is now look | ing around for slower company. Pitcher l Wadsworth, who twirled for Detroit at one time, now has charge of the Mill lers temporarily.
 1 To take two games from our old ri- vals the Meridens ill one week will be very gratifying. We have one of the 1 two and tomorrow we expect to take l the other when the Meridens cross the mountains to meet us on our own grounds.
 Schriver cut in on the limelight yes | terday and earned his oats by skipping out timely double. Proper Bill' is certainly a rare old wagon and is here 1 for the srlmmer.-St Louis Globe Dem ocrat. For those who understand it. the above is an entertaining baseball item.
 Pitcher Jack Farrell of Manchester. 1 who played with5 Lewiston ili the los l ing game with Lowell Saturday after noon, was released Saturday night hy. 1.-the Wild West manager. Fred Doe Farrell won q game and lost 3 game, and should have remained on the team I but for q controversy with Doe Satur- day night.+Lowell Mail.
 Cusick ought to be ticlled to death 1 to get back i'll tie league ever if lie l las to play with Waterbury. He should feel grateful to Manager Con- nor mbo has done ali +; his power to ! gee ,hiln reinsta teds II he refuses to play here Manager CoEnor should re- fuse to iet. ssinl play elsewhere. The hammers arc tripping righttmer- riIy down ill Bridgeport and they are l making better time than even the strik- ing nlachilists could do if the manufac- turers would only do the right thing by 1 them. Mickey Delaneyris not the only tone who is featured in that anvil chor-
 us either for there are others who have fallen2intoi displeasure- k
 E The Pirates baseball club hereby is fsdes d challenge to any club in town whose iplayers are 1underi sixteen years O.. age. The Pirates lineup is as fol i lows: Campien, c;t F. Dawson,N p; Kenyon 1b; Burns, 2b; Canavan, ss; A,
 Dawson. 3b; Nuhn, If; Kars, eff Hearys Frf. Fred KdHe is Tile mana ger and he ean be found atIBadnson street. T The directors did wise thing in not k tlemandhg fine from the New EoTfdon lnana cement for playing Fred Kobe
 dang. While that management un- T doubtedly made q mistake yet it was II done to try and work up an interest
 in the game perhaps. We want to see
 New London come up the line with Us
 for we have 2 sort of a tender feeling
 for the under dog.
 Meriden will come here tomorrow and aAbig crowd should go down to the
 grounds to witness that game. Meri
 den is playing pretty fast ball, in fact
 faster than she has in ma1iy seasons 1 It will be like old times to4seea 5llea ri allvak H$Ak f lQht Eaha N EHE pe Ahh1tlE
 worth watchfag. ClaAcy who defeated
 the team in Meriden yesterday will bG
 on hand to do the trick again, unless a
 new twirler lands here to-day.
 Hartford needs a whole lot of sym
 pathy just now. 1t is too bad that SC
 much money should go to waste. iAnd
 they had nearly one thousand at the
 game yesterday too. Poor Hartford
 again we repeat that she belongs to tho State league. She would have just as
 many people in attendance as mem Der of the, State league and would make more money, fer she would no
 have to pay fer stars that are.hot stars
 There are various reasons given fol
 the general bad <play fltalea Bridge
 ports yesterday. 1t was not that, on, or two players had an off day, bu the Whole fe3nl with two or three ex captions was in the dumps, So gener
 ally depressed did they seem tha
 some of the crowd advised Manage 7 O Rourke to buy dozen bottles O : Hoods sarsaparilla for toaic.--Bridge , 3 f3s5r.e q: .sass SS Freddie ISlolssa nay sAave re tceiEed his eaff far i;lgid Sl s49 for pitch t I ing against B iisstQl at x esv Loiflon yes
 terday, but the ma gnates of the East : Tern and Connecticut leagues shoul,
 not allow such practicess Hartfor, : Post. Don't worry friend. perhap Hartford may be seeking pecuniary as sistanee before the seasUn Is over, LII . unless it does bettar work. Anothe : thing to remember is tIiis. no Fingers l I will be allowed here this ssason.
 It is hoped that Delaney is no
 sinking to his normal level. He ha r been playing better since he came t
 Bridgeport thaih many people though < he could play. Just as everybod : thought they had misjudged him an
 that he was really Letter than the
 thought, along he comes with a serie ! of errors that ought to put him out c r the game for q week. Even a brilliar ' one handed stop hardly atoned for th
 previous miserable showing. Bridge l. port Post.
 e A car on tie Lakeside trolley line e Syracuse. tipped over while roundin
 curve at full speed yesterday after s noon, the power brake refusing t . work. There were 50 passengers O 2 board, 10 meeting with accident 1l more or less severe. Five members c
 the Syracuse baseball club were bur
 as follows: Lee DemOntreyiIle sbor