Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-12

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 Score, Hartford 13, New Haven 7;; stops, Lations 36, Starkie Al: rushes. Bone 21, Lewis 2; fouls, Whipple, Doherty, Lewis; referee. Lush; timer, Turner; attendance, 500. <
 OTHER POLO LEAGUES.
 At Portland-Portland 8, Lewiston
 At Bangor-Bangor 10, Gardner z.
 At Plymouth-Lawrence 6, Ply mouth ?.
 At Ciinton-Brockton 3, Clinton 1.
 Great polo that.
 Not q foul was called last night, and yet the New Haven scribes think the Waterbury team an unruly and rough crowd.
 Dlcky Pierce's absence was felt on the New Britain team last night. Cur tis wasn't able to do much effective work without him.
 A new arrangement has been made in the lineup of the Lewiston team. Hipson and Menard are the rushers, Conway is center, Roberts halfback and Janelle goal tend.
 The way the Hartford cranks stay away from the game when their team loses few games shows that there are q whole lot of tin-holn sports in that city.-Brockton Enterprise.
 What a difference there was in the playing of the New Britain team last night? Evidently the name Meriden takes all the heart out of good clever players and they become as dead as that town is in Fp0ari fn SnOrfS
 There were six goals made in the New Haven and Hartford game last night. each one in less than one min ute. Hartford made four and New Haven two. One of them was made by Wodtke in four seconds.
 The crowd Was under the impress sion that Waterbury was "soldiering" in the first period last night. and per haps it did look q little like it; but the players did some work. as the number of stops given Heffernan shows.
 Mooney attempted numerous runs down the floor last night, and occasion ally made some really clever plays, for which he was applauded. but the runs always ended as disastrously as the run Cervera's Spanish fleet tried to make.
 Arrangements have been completed for allowing all the newsboys and newSgirls of the city to witness the game with Waterbury. Tuesday even- ing. There is no question but that the youngsters will appreciate it.-Hart- ford Times.
 FoX's record last night in the goal circle will stand for some time before it is equalled. Just think of it; he had no stops ill the first period and not a goal was scored, and he had but ten all through the game. That was some defensive work.
 During the discussion last night, after some one had caged the ball for Waterbury in q miX-uD in front of Heffernan, Big Bill was heard to say: Look out for those fellows, Tommy: don't let them rob us.' Bill turned around and winked over his left shoul- der.
 One of Russell's fiereest drives was stopped by Heffernan last night in such a way that the ball bounded from his shin pad and struck him in the eye. He saw stars for few minutes, but after rubbing the kinks out of it he came back smiling and talking back" to Carson City.
 A team that played like New Brit
 
 credit in the world and should be given the best kind of support by the fans of New Britain. If only to show Meriden how good team should be supported the lovers of good polo should come out and crowd the rink.
 Kid Cusick does not give such rosy accounts of polo ill the Maine league. He advises all the National league players to remain where they are and not attempt to try the Maine league. He thinks that there will be consid- erable walking done before many weeks have gone by
 Russell was in the pink of condition last night. and he drove some hot ones at Heffernan, but the big fellow just raised his shin pad each time and carromed them away. Heffernnn did this several times, when both Griffin and Russell followed the ball and gave him three stops in almost as many seconds.
 When GOO people will leave theil homes on a night like last night to at tend polo game. it SHOWS the kint 1 of sporting blood that is i'll this city | It was really dangerous 90 get on tho | streets. but you can't beat the people 1 of this city out of a good polo game " tIe 1ool UT il tue lOp, | makes no difference. for out they vii come, and they root, too. The magnates of the National poll circuit may not be coming millionaire: 1 this season, and the roads in the direc | ton of Meriden have been somewha rocky, but 1000 seems to be about tn, 1 average attendance. In the South | eastern league Wednesday night tw( 1 games were played, one in East Wey | mouth. where the attendance figure: | 300, and the other in Plymouth, wher, l the figures were $50. In the Main, | league. Bath had $50, while Waterbur,
 the same night had ,2OO.-Hartfort l Post.
 Dan Daily has finally reached Port l land. The Portland Argus thus de scribes his first game: "Daly made al excellent impression last evening de spite the fact that he was not in hi usual form by any means. Daly cam' 1 from Boston on the boat Monday nigh and not being much of a sailor wa seasick the entire trip and last even 1 ing he did not feel much like playin: l polo. He did good work, however 1 and showed his ability to hold his enl