Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-12
Bridgeport here on Friday.

nelulnS Dall or laanmeFlng 1LSOuC III the field.
 Luskey got his batting eye again yesterday and he lined her out with the rest of the boys. Louis failed to land but he can't get on to the curves, at every game.
 That was hitting the Sball some and we only wish that we always had left handed pitchers to bat against They are pie for our left handed batters Con- nor and Kiernan.
 Manager McGraw of the Baltimore American league club has released Pitcher Schmidt and signed a Sioux Indian in the Carlisle Indian school named Pratt for his twirlIng staff
 That Kid Morris can pitch but he will have that flight of his. He was doing excellent work up to that fatal inning. At that he was not hit as hard as Waller in his five innings of play.
 Over in Philadelphia they make so bold as to venture the opinion that Plank, pitcher on Mack's team, is quite well enough equipped with speed, curves and control not to ask any odds whatever of Matthewson
 Courtney's three bagger to deep right field would have been a home run were it not that Courtney injured his leg the inning before and he had to limp around the bases He is play ing his position we'll and hitting just as well.
 Great hit Matty and we'll placed. Give us a few more like that and there will be no kick coming. You have more ginger in you than all the rest of the team put together and we hope you will hammer that ball hereafter until the seams are sore.
 Among the young National league pitchers not one is doing better work than Harper of St Louis. He has pitch ed in seven winning games and two de- feats and only once this season have the hits by opponents reached double figures.
 Bristol has so many changes in her team every time she come here it is hard to keep track of her players. Take for instance the player named Eddy in right field yesterday. That is is his first name, but his last name is Mann, M m and there you haavefiE Eddy
 A Alnumberiof the present array of first basenen have been graduated from other positiohs TenneyA Doyle and -Lachance were catchers, McGann Was+a, ,secand haseInan, 4Everitt third baseman,. Delehanty and Anderson out ielders, Bransfe1d catcher and Ishen a pitcher.
 We would likesto ask Manager Con nor fEhe believes thatsJack Cusick is playing the game that he. can play. The writer does not believe he is and there are very many more of the same opinion. Perhaps he is still longing to be with some other team. If he can play and won't play then he should be made play.
 ! Uhlisch, who has been putting up a phenomenal game for Rockville, has been secured by Hartford and he will be given a trial in to-morroW's game with Bristol. He will play in right field. Hartford Courant. You don't mean it. What! playing an amateur in the great and only Hartford team. Better Kierpamn m j, made the fans open their eyes bofh. iif hefdfng and hitting yesterday Three singles and a double is hitting some and he had 2 eight chances in the field taking them all. Let us hope for the good work that Peter has done in the past he will con- tinue to hold the good will of the cranks.
 As Hartford has an open date to-mor- row the team will play Bristol in this city. Schuman, the pitcher farmed by Brooklyn to Hartford and sent down fIoo 4o pitch for Hartford. Mock will be on the rubber for Bristol and big dele gation is expected here via the third rail Hartford Courant. Poor umpire Cone, he got his bumps from the Bristol players yesterday. It was only q few seasons ago that he wanted to thrash the whole news paper bunch down at the Athletic field because they chided him on his decisions and told him he should have E attended to his other business, acting E as soffic b oy eI secretary O'Rourke He yer nlstk an umpire.
 Where are ali tiioseg chaps who were won't to knock Manager gonnor? He certafnlg is pIa ying stamnidnship base ball these days and is yielding the ash better than, be has done in several seasons. He is leading the youngsters a merry Eacesof it and we would not bessurprised to sec the big fellow leading the bunch before many days and he has some. shitters on the team too.
 If Bristol is the farm for Hartford, the managers of this league should make 1t their business toxfind out whether those men who play with the Bristol team arc signed. or not. Cap tain Reisling said yesterday that he knew nothing of any pitcher being sent to Hartford and being farmed out to Bristol Yet one of the Hartford papers says that is the case exactly. Perhaps he will change his name when he dons Bristol uniform.
 The schedule for this week is as fol lows:
 Wednesday, June 12-W Waterbury at 1 New London, New Haven at Norwich, Bristol at Bridgeport, Derby at Meri- den.
 | Thursday, June 13.-New Haven at
 New London, Waterbury at Norwich, Meriden at Derby, Bridgeport at Bris- 1 toL
 Friday, June 14-Norwich at Derby,