Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-29
Bristol here tomorrow.

AAC ANGG AAhfC uAa AtOA WILL StALA~ was net played yesterday because the New Haven team was delayed by a wreck on the Consolidated road.
 NJ. G. Lattimer of Bel1erica, Mass, has signed with the Derbys. He has notified Denny that he will report at Norwich, June 8. Bannon says Latti- mer,is better twirler than any in the league to-day.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 Baltimore is to have the services of First Baseman Hugh Jennings. This was the announcement made yesterday by Manager McGraw of the Oriole team. Jennings will not join the Ori- oles, however, before the team con cludes its present western trip.
 Frank Donahue demonstrated that he is in good form this season by talk ing Orth's place yesterday after the latter had been injured. Cincinnati had been shut out by Orth up to that time and Donahue finished the game with shut out. It was good pitching.
 Pitcher waddelI, the eccentric left handler of the Chicagos, got his title of "Rube" while at Franklin, Penn, in 1896. He was knocked sense1ess Sim g game by high line ball, but recovered and won his game. That night the manager of the opposing team met him and said: ''No one but a 'Rube' could recover from an injury like that and finish the game" The name "Rube" stuck to him from that out.
 Roger Connor has been playing long enough to know genuine ball player from a counterfeit and had he made a orf1 afP oo,-1xv fra ho would have secured a more creditable aggregation than is now representing the Brass City.-Ansonia Sentinel We credit you with the above although it is not original. We do this just to call your attention to the fact that you are right next us at the tail end. What is the matter with your own aggrega- tion?
 Magee, who was with Meriden last year is making a fine record in the Eastern league. He is Worcester's star slab performer .-Bridgepo Farmer. This Is news The Worcester Gazette says that he is the poorest pitcher on. Worcester's staff, having given forty four bases on balls in ten games pitch ed.-Waterbury American. You both better study the records. Magee of Worcester never was member of the Meriden team or any other state league club, and he is also far from being the poorest twirler on the Worcester staff. Hartford Post.
 Freedman will meet with opposition when his New York base ball club comes west to play its series with the Chicagoes on the West Side park next month. His ukase saying that he would not permit the New Yorks to play in any games where Nash pre- sided as umpire will not be respected by President Hart. Umpire Nash and the New Yorks are scheduled to ap- pear in Chicago on four consecutive dates. beginning June 13, so the clash and the test of Freedman's power in the league will probably be tested at that time. President Hart will not give in to the New York magnate, he says, but will stand pat on the rules of the league, which require the mag mates to respect properly appointed umpires. s'The law is very clear on the subject" said MT Hart eff Freed mans team declines to play when they, come to Chicago and Umpire Nash is sent to umpire, I shall take the games by forfeit. They are scheduled to ap- pear here together, beginning June 13, 14, 15 and Is, and unless some change is made in the staff, Freedman will have to choose between playing with Nash umpiring, or defending himself against a protest from the Chicago club"