Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
New Haven here tomorrow.


 Rosson. the deaf mute pitcher, has been released by Providence. He was considered a good pitcher there but not quite heavy enough for the Eastern league. He would make good man for New Haven--Hartford Courant.
 Derby should advertise benefit game whenever a team consents to go to Derby to play. Manager Earring ton did not get $5 for his trip down there yesterday. There will have to be something more doing down there or the team will be forced to get out
 We meet Meriden twice this week, once on Friday in Meriden and then on Saturday here in Waterbury, The re- suit of these two games will have a strong bearing on the position of the two teams for Meriden is the next team we will have to pass in our trip to the pennant.
 There will be something doing on the diamond when Meriden and Wa terbury get together this week. Man. ager Harrington's team will come here Friday, flushed with recent vic tories, and the return game will be played in the Brass City, Saturday. There ought to be evidences of the Old-time rivalry in these contests Meriden Journal.
 Out in Milwaukee yesterday the bleachers threw bottles at the umpire because he removed Duffy from the game for kicking at decision. It is a great place to play out there. There is one place under the grand stand where they can sit and drink Milwau- kee beer and from that point you can hear the greatest knocking that was ever heard on ball field.
 The Waterbury and Bridgeport troll ley men will have warm session here on Friday when they meet at the Ath- letic field for q return game of base ball. When they met in Bridgeport sev- eral weeks ago the Waterbury men made the Bridgeport fellows lock like a lot of hay makers. but since that time the Bridgeport men have been taking lessons from Jim 0'Rourke and they are coming here Friday to knock the cover off all the balls that can be purchased.
 Managers Scannell and Lawlor have arranged with the New London team to take all the receipts of the benefit game to be played here on Saturday next, the Derby management agreeing to pay the expenses of the New Lon dons here and play benefit in New London later. The tickets for this benefit are out and are being sold rap | idly and it looks as if the largest crowd of the season would be on hand to witness the first Saturday game Ansonia Sentinel.
 New Haven and Roger Connor comes here to-morrow.and a big crowd should turn out to give the home team a welcome after seeing the way in which she has been winning away from home. Waterbury will make the hard est kind of an effort to take that game tomorrow and New Haven will of course make the game a fast one as she feels sore over those two defeats the other day and if she can beat Wa | terbury on her own grounds it will be some satisfaction Everybody should turn out and see the games.
 President Johnson of the American league received word yesterday morn ing from Umpire Jack Haskell that Hart, the first baseman of the Balti- more club. attacked him and . struck him in the face during the second 1 game with the Boston club President Johnson immediately telegraphed the | Baltimore club and also the umpire the | indefinite suspension of Hart for the | act. President Johnson says that the suspension of Hart will not weaken the l Baltimore club at all and any trouble  | tened to. Donlin can go to first, says | Johnson, and Jackson, who is an out. J fielder, can take Donlln's place.