Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-07

NO moIe &dlueS Qutll 9Cdtut4dy, WuCu New London comes here.
 If Beaumont is better nan than Joe Connor. as some Bridgeport people think, we failed to see it yesterday. He certainly did nothing startling.
 Mickey Delaney was off color yester- day and kept company with his friend Peter in the error column. Mikes first error, however, was a costly one. Unglaub has injured his leg and is out of the game for Sacramento. Ac- cording to Pacific coast newspapers, Ungie is the greatest ever.
 John Herwig, who played center field for the Manchester (N. E.) league club all last season and was resigned for this year, has been sold by Mana ger Driscoll of Manchester to the Hay- erhill club of the same league.
 Cronan sat on the bench yesterday and Peter I&iernan covered his position at short Peter was bit nervous ana made the only three errors of the game, but they cost nothing. He did good work considering that he was without practice.
 Camp, who is considered one of the best fielding amateurs in the city, COW cred the left garden yesterday, as Weisbecker will have to lay off few days with his knee. Camp had noth- ing to do in the field, but lie trapped out two pretty singles, one of them right in the nick of time.
 Frank Kane, Amherst's star pitcher has been protested by both Williams and Wesleyan on charges of profes- sionaliSm. If the charges are sustained when the case is heard by the commit tee and Kane is ruled cut, 1t will serf- ously weaken Amherst's chances for the championship in the triangular league. Kane has been pitching a splendid game all season and is much steadier than last year.
 The following is the schedule of games ill the Greater Waterbury league for Sunday, May Il: Merri- macs ys Lafayettes, Driving park; Moonlights ys Fifth Wards. Riverside park; Sunshines ys Big Seven, Water vile: Acmes vs Columbias, OaxviIle. All the games will be played in the morning except the last which will be played in the afternoon. The Oakville team will rest. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday evening. May 13, at the Merrimac A. c. at s o'clock sharp. All the mana gers are requested to attend this meet l ing.
 Common pleas court No ,, Phila,lei- phia, entered decrees yesterday refus- ing to allow the appeals taken to the supreme court by Lajoie, Bernhard and Fraser, the three enjoined Athletic 1 players, to act as supersedeases, and ordering each of the defendants to enter $500 security. The effect of the decision is that the three players are to continue to obey the injlnctions re- straining them from playing with any team other than the Philadelphia Ma tional league club until the controversy ! is finally determined. They are also to insure the complainant against all damages and loss and enter bonds that the appeals will be speedily prosecuted. The next move i'll the cases will be the entry of security if the defendant play CTS intend to speedily prosecute the appeals and hasten final hearing.
 Manager Collins did very graceful act in sending Pete Husting to Connie
 Mack. MT Killilea was very much surprised that Collins should do this, for he considered Husting one of the most likely of the young pitchers Col lins was waited on by Mack in Balti- more last week, and the two talked over the situation. Mack wanted Husting, and Collins yielded for the good of the cause. He will also give
 him Gleason, if that player is wanted. I Hugh Duffy knocked g foul through 1 the window of house adjoining the
 ball park in Des Moines last Thursday, arousing the ire of Mrs Murphy, who threatened to come down and make the Angels look like so many dirty shirts. Duffy was equal to the occa- sion, however, and after being prom l ised that the damage would be made good the angry lady .retreated from | her belligerent attitude, and gave the little captain one of the sweetest smiles recorded in baseball annals.
 Wednesday-Waterb at New