Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10

At Buffalo, N. Y.-Cornell 6, Carlisle
 At Williamstown, Mass Williams 5, Union College 4.
 At Andover, Phillips Andover g, Phillips Exeter ?.
 At Ann Arbor, Mich-Michigan 6, Chicago 3.
 At West Point-seyenth z, West Point 2.
 At Amherst Wesleyan 4, Amherst o.
 At Rochester 15, Yale 5.
 Bristol here tomorrow.
 Charley Clancy, Waterbury's main stay in the box, is showing his claim to reliability by his fine work this sea- son.-New Haven Register.
 Shorty Brennan of this city, who caught for Bristol last year, will prob ably be signed by Manager Reisling this week, as well as two new outfield- CTS.
 Dr Teddy Sechrist, the former Hart ford pitcher who is doing good work in the Southern league. is said to be want ed by the Connecticut State league as an umpire. It is not believed he will give up his present position Hartford Courant.
 And there are still some people who say that Roger Connor cannot play the game any more. His record of Saturday does not bear out that state ment. His record all through this season stands out much brighter than any of the first base men in this league.
 Manager Sharrott of Worcester sprained his ankle in slide to first base in Fridays game and he may be out of the game. the rest of the season although he will continue to manage the club. Morrison, who was framed to Meriden, was recalled after Shar7 rott was hurt.
 Fahey, the Massachusetts player and will endeavor to get satisfaction outright. Bristol will have some new players on this trip and 1t will be her one desire to beat the local team right here on the home grounds. Manager Connor does not intend to allow that though and Bristol will be sent home with another defeat dead certain.
 Fancy, the Massachusetts, player who took a position on the local team Saturday, was released after the game by Manager Connor. There may be no more Changes on the team for the present, the nine playing as follows: Matthews c, Clancy, Waller and Nor rist pitchers, Conpor 1b, Ixiernans 2by Cusich 3b, AfcC Cormack ss, Weisbecker If, Courtney ecf Luskey If. = The blighting effects of Freedmanz ism are felt fn this leagaein theiCzaf's 1eeusaF to allow thg State. league clubs to play Sunday games at South Broth CT Island. It seems that the New Yorks went over there one Sunday and raked off pretty good sized pile. In pursuance of the usual policy of want ing everything there is on earth, Freedman has notified the National league president that the Connecticut clubs were scheduled to pIJy games in his territory. Thereupon notice was sent to Secretary ORourke of this league of Freedman's complaint, and the games already arranged had to. be cancelled Haven Register.
 Manager Connor is after Fahey, the playf he' relsafeds affer the Bristol -,gafnee eWheH Fahey arrived here Manager Connor recognized him at once as a player whom he had given . trial some seasons ago. He told him
 
 he was another fellow. After the game Fahey was told that his work was not satisfactory and he was released He was paid for his time and his hotel Fbill was paid as well. He was told to turn in his uniform, but he has left the city and the uniform has disap- peared also. His home is in East- hampton, and MT Fahey may find that running away with uniforms is not permissible in the state of Connecticut. iherG <& N ! ssF'' F'' sss |'s1he schedule for this week is as fol- lows:
 Monday, June 10 Norwieliaat Water bury, New London at Bristol, New Ha- ven at Derby, Meriden at Bridgeport.
 Tuesday, June 11-Norwich at Meri- sdenssNew London at DerbyY Bridgeport at New Haven. Bristol a Waterbury.
 "Wednesday June ! q. Waterbury at New London, New Haven st 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- tol.
 Friday, June Norwich at Derby. New London. at New Haven Bristol at Meriden, Bridgeport at Waterbury. Saturday, June 15 New London at Waterbury, Norwich at Bridgeport, Meriden at Bristol, Derby at New Ha- ven. The Consolidated baseball team of this city played the strong Naugatuck Y. M, c. A. at that place Saturday and trimmed them by the overwhelming score of p to g. Fitzpatrick and Derwin were absent from the Consolidated team but Manager Brennan had good men in their positions, for Camp in center field played as good as when he was member of the Waterbury state league team that won the pennant. Sheehan, the youngster at second, is a fast man, but, of course, has not had the experience of Fitzpatrick. For six long innings Therault had the home team at his mercy but lucky hit with the bases full and two out gave them two runs. After that he let up as he had to pitch again Sunday for the Oak. fTilles in the city league and they crack.