Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-15
New London here tomorrow.

New London here tomorrow
 Pitcher Jack Miriam, formerly with Derby, is now pitching for the Winsted team.
 Mir Cone, for the sake of suffering public will you please quit umpiring ?- New London Day.
 Billy Derwin had a home run in the game Friday playing against Lowell He lost the ball out in the outfield.
 Dave Corcoran of Naugatuck, who tried umpiring in this league last sea- son. is now manager of the Torrington club.
 Umpire Cone is almost as bad as Nc kee. Umpire Cone ought to take out an accident policy if he intends to con- tinue in the business.-New London Day.
 Derby is playing here to-day and Con Cassidy is pitching. Derby has yet to win from this young twirler and he may pull out another victory this afternoon. tt ".set .s
 We hate to let New London gain on you, Waterbury, but we're out for every game we can get. We got a little revenge, too. for that drubbing you gave us .Wednesday.-Nor Record.
  Pitcher Rushmore. the collegian who pitched one game and was slaughtered by Waterbury. has been released by Norwich. Catcher Summers has also been released.
 Manager Connor should have pro- tested Cone after his umpiring here in Waterbury the other day, and then we would not have to suffer for his ignor- ance in Saturdays game. The Tribune says: Tt is reported that | Captain A. C. Anson may return to a | controlling position with the Chicago National league baseball club. Captain AnSon when seen refused to discuss the report.'
 | With a chance to go higher in the | standing Saturday we threw it away. | Just as we have claimed right along. We play two or three games in cham l pionship style and then we fall dead. Let us hope that we will have a better record to write about next week.
 The Second Ward Athletic club de- feated the North End A. c. yesterday by the score of 24 to ?. The Second Wards would like to arrange for a | game with any team in the city, the Fourth Wards preferred. Address all l cOIuluuHlcdllOH lO G. OOOk, TO OOOEc street.
 It was a poor return of fayors for Secretary O'Rourke to. send Cone to umpire the games in New London Sat- l urday, after Manager Connor had transferred Saturday game to the secretary's town only a week ago. Cone has rubbed it into Waterbury on every occasion.
 1 Manager Reisling of the Bristol club has signed George Wisner. promi- nent pitcher of Ashtabula, O., who will report in Bristol to-day and probably pitch in the game with New Haven at o'clock this afternoon. Wisner formerly belonged in the Ohio State league and those who have seen him work declare him to be a wonder in the box.
 The Merrimac A. c. ball team went to Thomaston Saturday afternoon and defeated the team of that town by score of to 0. T. Byrnes did the twirllng for the Merrimacs, and lie was we'll nigh inyincible But four hits were made off his delivery. He was ably supported in the field and ai the bat by the other players on the team.
 i New London comes here tomorrow | retrieve that Saturday disaster. We can beat New London, and while il will not be an easy task, it will be much easier than some of the victories we secured last week. It will be ar interesting game. however. as New London will be busy this week trying to force Waterbury down below her and the fight will be all the more bit ter and exciting.
 The much talked of game between tue Barcelona and Hendricken coun cils of the Knights of Columbus tool place yesterday afternoon at the Driv ing park and was won by the former council after a nice battle of nine in nings. Hendriclzen council had thu game well in hand up to the seventl inning, when the Barcelona boys tool a squirt and in the ninth inning the, sent the Hendricken pitcher into thu air and he forced in two runs, tyins the game. and the rest was easy Tho score at the close was IS to P. ! The Novelty Manufacturing Co hay'