Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
 At Indianapolis First game, Indian i apolis 6, Kansas City 5; second game, | Kansas City !, Indianapolis 4.
 At Toledo-First game, Toledo IA, l Minneapolis ?; second game, Minne- apolis 8, Toledo ?.
 At Columbus-St Paul 6, Columbus
 At Louisville-Loui 9, Milwau- kee 2.
 SOUTHERN GAMES. At Charlotte--C Charlotte s. Raleigh ?. | At Newberne-Newberne 4, Will mington 0.
 At Greensboro 8, Dur ham 4.
 New Haven here tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
 The Second Ward base ball team Wi play the Watertown team in Water town tomorrow morning.
 Manager Harrington says he will not release Charley Luskey, at least not yet There are several managers III l this and other leagues who are after him, and if they want him they must buy him.
 John Waller, jr, said he was sick yesterday and could not get into the game. There were some friends or his on the grounds who were of the opinion that he was a little bit afraid to get into the game against the Nor
 wich buach.
 \ Old reliable Charley Clancy, always willing to help out in a pinch, was right
 in the game yesterday taking Walters place in the box. While he may get
 his bumps once in while he must be given credit for one of the most willing
 players on the team.
 Attorney Harry Minor made an offer for the Waterbury franchise yesterday, but it was not accepted by the local management. His offer was $500. At torney Minor is acting in the interest of other parties. One thousand dollars
 or no sale, says Manager Harrington.
 Kid Mccormack took away with him
 besides the Waterbury uniform, two
 days that were not due him. He was
 advised by his friends not to do it,
 but he said that if he did not make good he would be back this week. He will get very warm reception if he : does return.
 Waterbury will soon have an outfield that will make all the other teams
 wary, of sending balls out into that ter
 ritory. It will be an outfield too that will give the pitchers rest, as they ) will not be asked to go into the field { unless in case of an accident This will l be good thing for just now the twirl- CTS need a little rest.
 The leaders of the league will be
 here tomorrow morning, and they ) should be given a rousing old Fourth of n T,,Ix nI l : rejuvenated team and the new men : will put new vigor into the rest of the
 bunch. From to-day Waterbury ex
 poets to make race for mat top mark n The game will start at 10 o'clock. O. Last night Manager Harrington sign :; ed Jimmy Garry as an outfielder and q if you have followed up base ball you
 must know who Garry is. He has
 been playing with the Eastern league
 but was forced to retire through ill SI ness. He has asked a big figure to , sign but he was given what he asked !, for and will be in the game ,-morrow : i, morning. He played with Newark | Buffalo and Hartford when the latter ? city was i'll the Eastern league. He is z a good sticker and. a fast fielder 2 It did not look much like selling the 2 team last night for Manager Harring , ton had the wires hot for ball players
 The president of the defunct Pennsyl
 yania league recommended thirt ,. baseman to the local manager and tho l salary he would want. Edwart Z Schultz is the name of the new player ?; and his home is in Wilmington, Dela l. ware. He was wired and accepted
 and transportation sent him. He vii ?. be here tomorrow also. This will sene l George Courtney into the field witt 7 Short and Garry, put Kiernan back a r. short and if any team has anything oI
 Waterbury after those chaps get t' ]. working we would like to see 1t. If there are any purchasers for tn Waterbury team they must speak to I; day. and they must come up with jus 5; S1 .OOO After to-day~the team will no
 be for sale. Manager Harrington ha Q. figured up his accounts and he ind 8 that up to July 1st he had broken ever 2 This was doing excellently considerin i'd all the disadvantages the team has bee h. under. If the team is not sold to-da
 he will give Waterbury better base ba E than. was ever seen here. If there al a la any more men who are anxious | . iump now is their time; but everyon re of them will be sent to the woods S t. far as playing in any league under tn k. IdLlOuul dSIGCLiSllL lS SUiiISA hSu' lt < Imore than possible that McCormac
 will not only be suspended, but blacl
 listed Manager Harrington says h }. has any number of applications now fc n positions, He has been paying goo 50 salaries and paying regularly, and ! 37 has used his men eXcellently. He e1 g poets the same in return from them an 57 if he does not get it the best thing the GA can do is to jump.
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