Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-30
BASE BALL NEVIS.
Base Hits Brought From all
 Base Ball Fields.


 Base Ball Fields. Connecticut Leaguers Still Doing Good Work Against Other Leagues-Lajoie May Go to the Western League Sheckard Has Jumped Back 10 Brooklyn Again-Manager Connor Has Sold Connors to Jersey City Results of Base Ball Games Ycster- day.
 CONNECTICUT LEAGUE GAMES.
 At Hartford.
 Hartford, April 30.-Eddie Moriarty of East Hampton, who has been ac- cused of having press agent in that town, made good the agents promises yesterday afternoon by pitching nice game against the Hartfords But four hits Were made of Eddie's as sortment and the little wonder had good control at all times. He round ed off his days work by getting ill front of liner from McCallister's bat in. the eighth inning and the contact of ball and bone could be heard all over the field. Although suffering excruciating pain, the little pitcher showed wonderful presence of mind. He hobbled over to where the ball rolled and threw the runner out at first. Cross finished out the game and he did not allow the semblance of 8 hit Manager Burnham of the New arks said he did not believe the in jury to Moriarty was serious and he would be all right in a day or so. as the bone was not broken. The score:
 R.H.E. Newark ....1 % 0O1 1 0 3-6 12 l Hartford 70 0 0 o o 0 0 0-1 4 3 Batteries-AIoriarty Cross and Dix on; Duff and Lawson.
 At Springfield.
 Springfield, April 3O.-Springfeld defeated the Massachusetts State col lege team of Amherst in a one-sided game here yesterday. 20 to o. The fielding of the visitors was very rag ged. The score:
 R.H.E. Springfi'ld 5O145 O41 20 15 1 NJ. s. 0. 70 0 o o o 0 o o % 512 Batteries -Marbett. Bowler and O'Connor; Bodfish and Ahearne-
 At New Haven.
 New Haven, April 30.-The Yale team had no difficulty in defeating the New Ravens yesterday afternoon at Yale field. Deering, who pitched for New Haven, was hit very freely, and was given poor support his men muf- Ia1 ir1or 1oTcs the ten hits scored by Yale. Miller, a freshman, scored two home runs and a three-bagger, and Cote and Wear also scored three-base hits each. The four errors against Yale were made by Melton, and one of them allowed New Haven to score. In the seventh inning Yale put in a number of sub stitutes. AIetcalf, the second base man who has been i'll. took DeSaulles place at second. The score:
 RHE N. Haven o o00oo- 5 4 Yale ......1 1 o 8 900 *-11 10 Batteries-Deering and Locke; Westcott and Welton.
 At Norwich.
 Norwich, April 30-Norwich played an errorless game and defeated Wor- cester of the Eastern league here yes terday, 9 to 6. The game was full o1 hard hitting and brilliant fielding Frisbie played a fast game in center field for the visitors and Sharrott ex- celled at the bat. The score:
 R.H.E Norwich ...0e.2 OOeo 3s-9 12 { Worcester I 2O01 % 0--6 15 / Batteries-Wade and Manning Griffin and Kelley, Lindsay and Cri sham.
 At Meriden.
 Meriden, April 30-The home tean won an easy victory from the Dover N. H. team yesterday. Derby, wh' pitched for Meriden, was given excel lent support and he kept the hits wei scattered. The score:
 R.H.E Meriden 70 27o01 O-13 16 Dover ..-.0 o o o 0 o 4 1 O. l 13 Batteries and Downey Congdon, Foley and Burrell.
 At New London.
 New London, April 3O-New Lon don managed to bunch four hits in tn eighth inning in the game with Jerse City here yesterday and beat the Jel sey men, 4 to 3. The score:
 R.H.F N. London o OOOO2 2 A Il J's'y City 70 0 o 3 10 0 O-3 s Batteries-Paige and Armbrustel Brown, Wolfe and Clark. Attendance 200.