Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
1NTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE.


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 April 20: Derby vs Naugatuck, at Naugatuck; Ansonia vs Shelton, at Derby.
 April 24: Derby vs NaugatucE, at Derby.
 April 27: Ansonia vs Shelton, at Derby.
 May 1: Naugatuck vs Ansonia, at Derby
 May 4: Naugatuck ys Shelton, at Naugatuck; Derby vs Ansonia, at Der by.
 May s: Derby vs Shelton, at Derby.
 May II: AnSCnia vs Naugatuck. at Naugatuck; Derby vs Shelton, at Der by.t
 May 15: Naugatuck vs Shelton. at Derby; Ansonia vs Derby, nt Derby.
 May IS: Derby vs aNaugatuck, at Naugatuck; Shelton vs Ansonia, at Derby.
 May %: Shelton vs Naugatuck, at Naugatuck.
 May 25: ,Ansonia vs Derby, at Der by.
 May %: Ansonia vs Naugatuck, at Derby.
 May 3O Shelton vs Derby, at Derby.
 June 1: Ansonia vs Shelton. at Der by; Derby ys Naugatuck, at Derby
 June ,: Shelton ys 3Naugatuck, at. Derby. :@
 June s: Ansonia vs Derby, at Derby
 All dates after May f5 are subject to change, owing to the fact that the State league schedule begins at that date and the Derby grounds may be used by the State league teams.
 Manager McGraw left Hot Springs last night for Baltimore He has signed and brings with him Donlin. formerly of the St Louis club, and Williams. of Pittsburg. =
 According to Amos Rusie, who signed with Cincinnatf "a few days ago, he will receive S3. 200 for the sea- son. He received $500. he said, to bind the bargain. Rusie will report for duty April 1.
 The Boston Americans will take south with them a pitcher named 1app., "a Brooklyn boy who pitched in the provinces. He pitched against Tufts last season, holding the team down to two hits. He is a good bats man.
 The latest acquisition to the ranks of the Philadelphias is '.Tacklitz That young man yesterday signed to play with the local National leaguers the coming season. It is said on good authority that Gammons of Brown has been signed by the hiladelphia American league club.
 ''I am sorry that Zimmer has decid- ed to quit" says Clark Griffith. "be- cause l think he is doing so under the impression that the players are sore at him. I am with him. for I believe he acted in the best interests of the players organization as far as he knew'
 Pete Husing, the Milwaukee pitch CT, over whom so much wrangling has been going on, has been sold by Messrs Quin and Havenor. of the defunct as- sociation, to the Boston club of the National league. Husting, however, has signed with Milwaukee and says he will fight any injunction case against him.
 Little Tommy Manning has put his name to Norwich contract again this year. The funniest squib that used to travel around the circuit last sea- son was~the one which made little Tommy in National league rating. Well, Tommy is al right-a nice little catcher, you know but no nearer Ma tional league form than a clever ama- teur to State league rating.-New Lon don Day. Manager Doe, of the Lewiston polo team, says it is practically settled that Lewiston will be represented in the New England base ball league the coming season. He will manage the team and have entire control The salary list will not be over $500 per month. Bangor will be in the league, and Doe is anxious to see Portland in the circuit.
 College, base ball men are in quan- dary as to what rules to play under this season. The National league has made several changes, while the American will abide by those in force last season. The captain of the Cor nell team has addressed letters to the Pennsylvania. Harvard and Princeton captains, asking that they consent to use the old rules. On his way back from Philadelphia Hugh Duffy made stay at New Ha- ven and signed Tom Leahy to q Mill waukee contract. "How do you think Leahy will do for me?' asked Duffy of Harry Davis. "DoY' repeated Da- wis. "He will be all right. He is one of the best backstops in the business and can stop base running with any of 'em.',
 The New York club officials now be- 1ieve that they have lost Pitchers Car rick and Mercer and that Pitcher Flaw ley may leave them, too. Manager Davis has gone out of town to see these three twirlers in order to con- vince the club officials that new pitch ing talent. is needed. To date the New YOrks have but two pitchers-Taylor, the deaf mute, and Ed Doheny, the cratic left-hander. lfAnAtet H4nlon of the Brooklyn tbb6ehAll <lnb hAA signed another pitch IT. G IF Cam. Vh0fe he