Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-01
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 Memphis has signed Breitenstein. It i VIII De remembered that Cincinnati lpaid SioVe0 for this pitcher q few 4 years ago.
 Ihe maximum penalty for plavinr ai ball in CT sunday is e2 for oaSi, man found guilty of the offense. The expense of two teams would be S36. 4 St Louis had never been shut out Withou3a hit or run until NIathewson turned the trick on July 15. Tn twenty six years Mathewsons perforna nee was the twenty-sixth of it's kind record ed.
 The Pittsburg players are Very fur- tunate. They have a special car where the players have all the comfors of home They also have q chef and ac- commodations that surpass an ordina.v hotel.
 The Philadelphia Nationals had an
  Washington, N. O., last week, and very few of the boys missed the chance. A negro was lynched for attempting to poison whole family. 1 Waterbury needs few more pitch CTS. Prentiss. Clancy and Waller are all right but it will not be fair to use those men in the exhibition games too freely. The early spring is not con- ducive to the health of a pitching arm.
 Manager O'Rourke has placed an or. der for new suits. The colors will be 1 the same made famous by the Bridge port teams during the past seasons. The suits will be worn for the first l time at the opening of the season, Sat urday, May 3.
 Captain Frank Fitzpatrick of the Waterbury team has written to Terry Rogers of the Bridgeport team asking him to try and arrange a game between I the all star team of this city and a pick. ed nine from the Bridgeport team be | fore the season opens
 James Sheckard. the left fielder, has l signed a contract to play with the Baltimore American league club the coming season and is on his way tc l join the club at Savannah. Sheckard had previously signed with the Brook lyn National league club. The team that has the hitters will 1 be the one to be watched pretty close ly this season. Good lucky batters even though they are not top-notcI l fielders count in winning games more often than anything else. That is one reason why Woodruff should have beer retained.
 Springfield and Norwich seem tt have the best of the league so far il I respect to strong teams. Manager Con nor has q husky bunch of players ant he should make things very warn right from the tap of the-bell. Captail Jack Tighe also has not been idle ant those two teams have the other Shlulleu u uedlI.
 We are of the opinion that Manage Harrington made mistake in releas ing Woodruff. He is good utilit. man and could be played at almost an, position either ill the outfield or in field He is also a pretty fair stickel 'l Thompson who has been signed is al
 unknown and Woodruff should hay been retained until Thompson was trie out.
 A letter has just been received fror George D. Bone, the well known ba player. who is now with the San Fra1 cisco nine. Mir Bone says his arm now in first class shape and is givin
 him no trouble. He will play secon
 base. He also reports that Mrs Bone health has greatly improved since sl arrived on the Pacific coast. , The New London management h; , the following players on the lis i Pitchers. Mclaughlin, Ashe, Pag Long, Butcher; catchers, Spiesma l Smith. Buckmaster: first base, Merce $ second base, Lithicum; shortsto Kuhn; third base, Moves, McCluslle I left field Ramon; center field, Fin $ right field, Ladd, Wilson, Kelley. < . dreWS, Cahlll.
 :. Captain Jack Tighr oI the NorWi' a hasa hall taars mas received a Sign' [ oon+roct ~ rom Tuck Turner, and : Tyjn cover right garden for the tea . lthis year. He has been with t Q Eastern league and is q clever playt t Turner is q left handler, and can hand
 the stick in fine shape and is an exc $ lent fielder. This now completes t = team. and makes twelve men signet e In the games in the south Lush, t T. former. Rochester outfielder, is said be doing good work at the bat for t )e Boston Nationals. Those who saw h Il play here with the Rochester team lf SC season remember him as man e. great liyeliness and quickness, " Te ran the bases swiftly, hit the b. le souarely and captured the high es with the greatest of assurance a ee cleyerness. He certainly ought to b on good man for the Boston team.-Bro UT ton Enterprise
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