Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-26

Manager Brennan of the Consolidated team of this city will send out two teams of players on Saturday. The regular Consolidated team will go to Winsted and another team picked from the best players in the city will go to Willimatnic.
 Jack Bagley of this city is playing first base for Pottsyille, in a league in Pennsylvania. He is also playing un- der a nom de plume, going by the name of Kane. In a game on Tuesday his team was almost shut out, only one hit being secured off the Chester team
 Billy Miles of this city, who pitched so successfully for the Villanoya col lege team is now twirling for the Cam den. N J.. team, under the name of Miller. In a game Tuesday he helped to defeat the Wilmington Athletic club team by the score of to 3. Billy had a two-base hit during the game.
 Tom Donahue of this city is not play | ing with the St Louis team of the American league, as was reported. He | is playing with the '. M. c. A. team of York, Pa. This is an Independent team which is playing series of games with another team in the same place. Tom is reported wonder in that sec ton of the country.
 Manager Harrington said last night that he would sell his team and fran chise, as he did not care to continue further in baseball. It is not that the team is loser financially, but under his present circumstances he wants to get out of the game. He will enter tain all offers that are halfway right. | at the park in Hartford yesterday, Kenefick, a Hartford man who has been released by Norwich, and Cas- sidy, who comes from Niagara univer- sity. He pitched few games for Waterbury last year and did good work then. He will be given a trial this week.-Norwich Record.
 The Young Snappers of Cole street defeated the William Streets in game of ball Wednesday afternoon by score of 16 to IA. The lineup was as follows: L. Hayes, c; J. Hayes, p; F. Eagan, 1b; J. Eagan, 2b; D. Me- Clean, 3b; F. Daily, ss; J. Foley, If; G. Burns, cf; A. Burmen, If. The Young Snappers challenge any team in the city under 13 years. For in formation call on Louis Hayes or F. or J. Eagan, 23 Cole street.
 The timber from which the city of ficials' base ball team will be chosen. to play against the Waterbury officials July 9, consists of Aldermen Flanagan, Gaylor and Osborn, Assistant Town Clerk Lockwood. Liquor Prosecutor Stewart. City Clerk Buckingham, As sistant City Auditor Waters, Assistant City Surveyor Ford, Health Commis sioner Blank, Alexander Morrissey, clerk of the board of charities, Dr R. A. Lockhart. City Treasurer Hall and Assistant City Clerk McGovern.- Bridgeport Standard
 Judge Dallas handed down an opin- ion in the United States circuit court in Philadelphia yesterday refusing the motion. of the Brooklyn club for pre- liminary injunction to restrain Catch CT James Mcclure from playing with any other team than the Brooklyns, with which he had contracted for the year 1902. The case was argued last Monday. Judge Dallas makes no mention of the Lajoie case, but bases his decision on the case of Marble ICompany vs Ripley, in. which it was distinctly held that contract which the plaintiff may abandon at any time on giving one years notice is not en- forceable in equity. Judge Dallas fur ther bases his ruling on the fact that McGuire's services were not shown to be either unique or peculiar.