Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-12

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 SUNDAY BALL GAMES.
 Eastern League.
 At Weehawken: R.H.E. Montreal ..1 8 0 0 i % ? 0-5 13 Jersey City I 0O20 IS *-7 91 Batteries-Mills and Diggins; Luby, Pfanmiller and Clark.
 At Newark: R.II.E. Newark 0O1bOoo1oOOOO01--31l5 Toronto 1OO0OO1OOOOOOU0-2 92 Batteries-Jope and Cross; Briggs and Toft.
 At Providence R.H.E. Rochester o o2 O001 2 Q 4-9 i3 2 Provid'nce OO2 10O O-5 II 3 Batteries-Phelps and Mcfarland; McAuley and Corridor.
 Western League.
 At St Joseph-st Joseph ', Des Moines G.
 At Milwaukee-Denver 8, Milwaukee |2.
 At Kansas City-omaha z, Kansas City 6.
 At Peoria-Peoria i, Colorado Springs 0.
 American Association.
 At Minneapolis Minneapolis g, Lou isville z.
 At St Paul-St Paul 1, Indianapolis Q. At Kansas City-Kansas City 3, Go lumbus 4.
 The schedule for the week is as fol- lows:
 Monday-Waterbury at New Haven, Bridgeport at Springfield.
 Tuesday-Bridgepo at New London, New Haven at Norwich, Hartford at Meriden, Waterbury at Springfield.
 Wednesday-Bridgepo at Norwich, New Haven at New London, Spring field at Meriden, Hartford Ut Water bury.
 Ihursday-New London at Hartford New Haven at Springfield, Meriden at Bridgeport, Norwich at Waterbury.
 Friday-Norwich at New Haven, Waterbury at Meriden, New London at Bridgeport. Springfield at Hartford.
 Saturday-Norwich at New London, Meriden at Hartford, Bridgeport at New Haven, Springfield at Waterbury. | Wednesday will be ladies' day at the Athletic field in this city and an ladies will be admitted free to the grounds and the grand stand. Hart ford will be here on that date. A. Kafka x Go of New Haven have issued a neat schedule of the games of the Connecticut league and are dis tributing them through the state. To | each member of the team winning the pennant they will present box or their best cigars.
 Joe Connor was a visitor at his home here yesterday and he speaks in high terms of the Springfield team and the patrons of the game. He says that Springfield has the best team in the league and that the city deserves it for she has been the best drawing card in the circuit.
 Tom Donahue, who was protested by the Holy Cross team because he was a professional, this protest caus- ing the prevention of the game be- tween Holy Cross and Villanova the other day, played with the Jersey City team of the Eastern league again yes terday. He was in right field and had three putouts and one error. At the bat he had home run and a sin gle and made one run.
 If Dr Reisling enters a protest for that game of Saturday with Spring field. he is not the true sportsman we have given him credit for The Reach ball complained of was thrown from the bench when the others were not available at the time. Manager Con- nor did not know the ball had been | f11rox md of el surprise to him as it was to the Hart ford manager when it was discovered It was only used in part of the game and then only after Hartford was hopelessly defeated.
 There is a revival of the story over in Bristol that suit will be brought against the Connecticut league to re cover damages caused by the transfer ring of the Bristol franchise to Spring field. It is stated that through sucl action Manager William J. Tracy has suffered heavy financial loss; that tht players were his assets and could have been disposed of by him for large money considerations. Further, tha by the action of the Connecticut league in conspiracy with other leagues u, was prevented from so doing. , Terry Rogers, the clever shortstol ] of the Bridgeport team. has giver Manageri O'Rourke notice that he vii quit the Bridgeport team. If he can not get his release he will go tA worl : at something else. He has growl , tired of being continually knocked b! a certain bunch of alleged sports a each game in Bridgeport and has de ]. cided to quit. Rogers is one of tn best shortstops in this league and it i too bad he is not treated better in hi own home. Waterbury could us , him nicely and Manager Harringto] should make a deal to get him.
 Manager Harrington expects thi week unless things change. to give tn Waterbury team a final shake-up This shake-up will be a warm one too. for he intends to have a ball tean that will go out for the pennant if h $ has to drop two-thirds of the presen team. There will be changes al u around and unless the team show