Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-14
NORWICH.

. T. Sullivan, 2b .......4 0 o 5 1 Manner. .........4 0 1 s l c Harrington, 3b .,....3 o o O c Qu1nn, D .........a.3 U
 Totals .... ...... .29 2 6 24 Il 4 Waterbury .. ...0 o 0 3 O 0 3 VI Norwich -...-.0 0 Q 0 O-2
 Summary-Two base hits, Tighe, Scanlon Slater; stolen bases, M. Sulli- van 2, Fitzpatrick; bases on balls, off Lindemann 5, off Quinn 3; struck. out, by Lindemann 6, by Quinn g., hit by pitched ball, Kiernan; double play, Lindemann, Fitzpatrick and Slater; triple play, Lindemann. Fitzpatrick and Slater; left on bases, Waterbury 9, Norwich 5; time of game, 1: :45; um- pire, Dest; attendance, 1000.
 At New Haven: R.H.E Hartford o 1 2 0 2-10 12 . NJ Haven 1 l ? 1 0 O. 10 c
 Batteries = Kennefic and Quinn Hannifin and Spiesman; umpire, Hart attendance, 1.600.
 At Springfield: R.H. .E Springfield 0 l 8 1 o 0 i *-13 IA N. London 1 o % 1 o 5 0 O. 13
 Batteries-Bowler, Thomas and Con nor; Paige Armbruster and Downie umpire, Ashe, attendance, 1900.
 At Bridgeport: R.H.E Meriden 10 o 1 0 1 i 0 2-6 12 Bridgeport 0 o 3 4 ? 0 0 *-9 il
 Batteries Walsh and Burke; iMcCul tough and O'Rourke; umpire, Pfenin ger; attendance, 1,500.
 SATURDAY BALL GAMES.
 National League.
 At Cincinnati Boston 6, Cincinnati
 At Chicago Chicago 4. Philadelphia B.
 At St Louis St Louis 3, Brooklyn 0
 At Pittsburg -Pittsburg 4, New York o.
 American League
 At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 5 Boston 2.
 At Cleveland-C Cleveland g, Detroit .5.
 At Chicago-C Chicago ', St Louis 4.
 At Washington 4, Bal timore l.
 Eastern League.
 At Worcester Worcester. IA, Roches ter 4.
 At Newark Montreal ?, Newark 0
 At Providence-Provide 8, Buff falo 2
 At Jersey City-Toronto 9, Jersey City 5.
 Courtney put himself in the goot graces of the fans in the fifth innln' by slamming out q nice single Whicl sent ill two runs and put Waterbury Il the lead.
 Whoever made the remark that Sul livan at second base has Dan Murph, skinned as a fielder must be smoking dope Sullivan will never be able t fill Murphy's shoes at that corner.
 Slater got his timely hit again i'll til eighth inning of Saturdays gaiiit Three men were on bases when , slammed the ball to right center 10 two bases and the three runners cam home.
 It was rumored Saturday night tha John Waller was playing to be II leased and that he has an offer to 2 to Springfield in case he is released Waller denies this and Manager Hal rington says he will not release hin but that he will insist on him playin base ball as it should be played.
 Quinn got his bumps both ways i the game Saturday. The local player found his curves when necessary, an the spectators knocked him at ever opportunity. Quinn would be a corkin good man if he would cut out some c his conceit His remark to Donneli after he had struck him out was nc gentlemanly, nor was it called for.
 That triple play is probably the frs one that has been made on the locs grounds It was all the more nott worthy because the two men who weT I.running the bases are as fleet footc as any players in the league. Dorse and Turner both tried hard to get bac to their bases, but the ball was befor them.
 New Haven Is the leader of th | league, and Jimmy Canavan and hi bunch will be here tomorrow to tackl l Waterbury. New Haven always put up an aggressive game. and as Da Pfenninger will not otficiate as umpir the game should be red-hot on Manager Harrington wants som games this week and he proposes f take the scalps of the leaders to-mol row.
 | This weeks schedule: Monday, July 14-Hartford at Meri den, Waterbury at Bridgeport, post poned game of May 20, Springfield a Norwich, postponed game of May 19.
 Tuesday, July 15-Springfield a New London, Meriden at Norwich New Haven at Waterbury, Bridgepor at Hartford, game of August 4, ad yanced.
 Wednesday, July 16-Springfield a Norwich. Meriden at New Londo1 Hartford at Bridgeport, Waterbury . New Haven.
 Thursday, July 17-Waterbury a AIeriden, New Haven at Hartfort New London at Bridgeport, Norwic lat Springfield.
 l Friday. July 1S-Norwich at Ne, Haven, two games: New London | Waterbury, Meriden at Springfield |