Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-17
New Haven here tomorrow.


 Terry McGovern will not umpire here tomorrow as the arrangements could not be completed in time.
 The Waterbury Buckle company and the American Pin company nine will cross bats on the Waterville grounds next Saturday afternoon.
 Castro, recently released by Norwich of the Connecticut league, has signed with the Boston National league club Hartford Globe. Who is that chap in New London?
 That collegian who travels under the nom de plume of Eddy is also conner. He fields fast and hits the ball like a ten-year veteran on a coltish after noon.- Hartford Globe.
 That was a pretty tough game to lose and the last two innings for Water bury were costly ones. Kid Morris got a case of rattIes in those two innings and the fate ofthe game was settled.
 Manager Connor made one serious mistake Saturday that would have mer- ited call for any other member of the team. He batted pop fly into the air and instead of running to base he watched the inffelder waiting to catch it. Itswas muffed by the infielder and Manager Connor who still stood at the catchers base was an easy out then to first.
 The state league scribes are having their innings now that Bristol turned the trick on Hartford It may be stat ed that the BellInakers outplayed Hart ford at all stages of the game and the fielding of Barry, hitherto unknown ssTlortstop, and Charley Kennedy was as fast as any article seen on the local grounds for several seasons. HI Hartford Globe
 ]. New Haven who is now leading the league will be here tomorrow and we will try tosredeem yourselves for that defeat of Saturday, New Haven is playing fast ball but Waterbury is playing some pretty good ball just at this time and she will make strong effort to pull up few rounds this week. twill be one of the best games of the week and should draw out a large attendance.
 It is said that Tommy Leahy is slated for release in Milwaukee, together with Outfelder Eriel who was with New Haven of the State 1eagueslast summer. Joe Connor is said to have caught on with the Brewers in great style. Con- nor was tried out by Hartford on '97 and felegated to the scrap heap.-Hart- ford. Globe.-And yet he was too fast fbrt apylof ttle n poe lea gness iosn the looks of things, you better get a few from the scrap heap.
 The Waterbury Traction company had a baseball team on Saturday, but since that day the team has gone int0 mourning and all the friends of 1ae motormen and conductors have gone with them. This team of ball tossers attempted to try their skill with the representatives of the New England Watch company on Saturday after noon, and the members of the Watch factory team are recuperating to-day trying to recover from the effects of so much base running. The scorer was unable to kedp track of all the runs, but it is believed that the score was 25 to 14 in favor of the Watch company players. 2
 The schedule for this week is9as fol lows:
 Monday-Bristol at New London, Meriden at Norwich, Derby at Bridge port, Waterbury at, New Haven.
 Tuesday NJ eriden at New London, Bristol at Norwich, Bridgeport at Derby, New Haven at Waterbury.
 Wednesday, Norwich at Bristol, New LoIidon8at, Meriden, New Haven at Bridgeport, Waterbury at Derby.
 Thursday Norwich at New Haven, New London at Bridgeport, Derby at Bristol Meriden at WaterburY.