Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-19
BASE BALL NENS.
Jersey City Will Play Here on
 Monday.

Manager Harrington Will Have His
 Strongest Aggregation Out-George
 Prentiss Pitched Against Worcester
 Yesterday Norwich Defeated by
 Baltimore Americans Results of
 Other Games.
 Manager Harrington has signed John Scanlon of Torrington as change catcher and outfelder. He will re place Thompson at right field. Sean Ion is one of the players who is on Manager Canavan's list for New Ha- ven, but he cannot be held by the New Haven manager for this reason: Man. ager Canavan wanted Scanlon to come to New Haven. pay his own expenses and he would give him q trial. Scan Ion decided not to do that and he has signed with Waterbury. Scanlon caught for Bristol last season on sev- eral occasions and he is q fast man in the field and at the bat.
 There will be two games next week for the fans to enthuse over On Mon- day Tom Reillv's Jersey City team will be here and the Waterbury team will make every effort to knock the spots off that bunch of players and it is not bad betting to say that they will. Manaeer Harrington will put in his strongest team and Tom Reilly will have to hustle to carry off a victory. The game will be called at 3:3O and it will be fast from start to finish. If it is fine day there should be q good crowd present on Monday to see the former Meriden manager and his new pets. On Thursday Montreal of the Eastern league will be here.
 On Wednesday the Waterbury team will go to Torrington to play that strong team. guarantee has been given Manager Harrington and a1- though the grounds are not enclosed they are fixed in such a way that it is impossible to see the game unless you pay admission.
 Waterbury has shown up as well if not better than any of the teams so far who have gone up against the big leaguers. In fact she has done excel lent work for a team without prac- tice. Manager O'Rourke of Bridge port has sent congratulations to the local management for the good start made.
 George Prentfss has written to a friend in this city stating that he will surely be with Waterbury this season He liked Waterbury when he was here before and he likes the bunch of players on the team this season. He also says that Waterbury has Hartford skinned to death as a team. How f1 1lof c,41 n other chaps in the capital city?
 Jersey City and Tom Reilly here on Monday.
 From the list of players in the vari- ous teams, published yesterday in the Democrat. it will be seen that consid- erable wedding out will have to be done before the season opens Hart ford and Springfield have already com menced cutting and several ambitious youngsters will have to stay in the amateur ranks for another season CT two.
 The winners on the second day of the National league season were Brooklyn, Chicago and Philadelphia. The New Yorks went over to Philadelphia and were beaten as easily by the weakened Quakers as they won the day before Kennedy was hit hard by the Phila- delphias and the New Yorks struck a snag- in Iberg. a new man Tn the league The Bostons played minor league ball against the Brooklyns, who won hand fly and are i'll first place with the Chicagos, who put another damper on the hopes of Brush's Cincinnati bri- gade. The Pittsburg-St Louis game was called after the second inning on account of rain. neither team having scored. The result Of yesterdays games and the record follow: New York 0 0 0 0 Q Q T. Philadelphia. Q
 Hits-New York, 5; Philadelphia. F Batteries and Yeager; Iberg and Dooin.
 At Brooklyn
 Brooklyn ...., .......... 1 Q 0 s-10
 Hits-Boston, g.; Brooklyn, F. Errors Boston, g. Brooklyn, 8. Batteries-Ma- larkey and kittridge; Newton and
 At Cincinnati
 Chicago ........... 0 5 Q O. Cfncinnat - 0 70 O.
 Hits-Chicago, g; Cincinnati, Il. Errors Chicago, 2; Cincinnati 3. Batteries Menefee and Chance; Glendon, Heisman and Bergen.