Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-15
NAUGATUcK NEWS
Union City and Naugatuck Y M. c. A.
 Play Base Ball.


 A very interesting, though loosely played eleven inning game of base ball was witnessed by fair sized crowd at HOtchkiss field Saturday ar ternoon, when the I. NJ. c. A. and Union City teams met to decide which was the best team. The Union Clty team was crippled by the loss of some of her best players and the I. M- c. A. missed some of her best helders. Sweeney of the Union City team played an unusually good game Doin in the field and at the bat, as he batted six times and scored six hits, divided up between singles. doubles and home runs. As one fellow remarked. Swee- ney was certainly hitting the ball, on the nose. The score by innings was as follows:
 '. NJ. c. A.: R.H.E
 35Ooo1 2-16 IT 3 U c. W. C.:
 3O154 O1OO1-16 16 6
 Batteries-Patchett and Sanborn; WOrrel and Lodge.
 Summary: Home runs, Sweeney: two base hits, Sweeney, Sanborn, Laugn; struck out. by Patchett s, by WorrelI ;; bases on balls. by Worrell .; time of game, 2:23; umpire, Jones.
 The local T. A. B. team went to Tor ringtOn Saturday to try and take a fall out of the strong consolidated shop team of that place. The Naugatuck boys put up a good game all the way through, but costly errors in the first inning were responsible for the defeat of the local team. The score was 10 in favor of Torrington-
 The Rubber Avenues met defeat for the second time at the hands of the Eagles of Waterbury in Waterville, yesterday, by the score of 10 to s.
 NIT and Mrs Terry of Prospect street left this morning for a short vacation, to be spent at the Buffalo exposition and Niagara Falls.
 Peter Jacobsky was arrested Satur- day night by Officer McKiernan for assault and breach of the peace on his wife. Jacobsky did not appear this morning and his bond of S15 was for feited.
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet tomorrow night. when the Lighting and Railway Go to put gas pipes through the principal streets of the borough will be acted upon.
 Court Salem. F. of A., will meet to- night. All members are requested to be present.
 The Naugatuck drum corps will parade the streets on Wednesday even ing of this week for the purpose of ad- vertising their picnic, which is to be held at Linden park on Saturday of this week. The prizes which are to be given to the visiting corps are now on exhibition in Lake SS StrObel's window in Waterbury. The boys expect about seventeen visiting corps, and they claim that they will make it gala day fO' Naugatuck.
 Dr w. J. Delaney. who has been spending the past few weeks on a trip through Canada. has returned home and resumed his practice.
 The American band will give a band concert on the green tomorrow even ing.
 Sig Sautelle's circus will exhibit at Linden park on Thursday afternoon and evening of this week. A street parade will be given at noon.
 There were fourteen marriages and twenty-fOur births in the borough dur ing the past month. The births were fourteen males and ten females.
 John Vaughn and Albert wiggles- worth, who have been spending the past week at the shore, have returned home
 Robert Griffith of Rubber avenue has returned from few days vaca- tiOn spent at the shore.
 Miss Lillian Bennett, who has been demonstrating Welsh grape juice at the Naugatuck Drug Co.'S store for the past few weeks, left this morning for Pittsfeld. Mass.