Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-17
Norwich here to-morrow.

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 Garoni did not fill the bill and was released after the New Haven game. He is in poor physical condition.
 Manager Connor would sell his team and franchise in Springfield for $1. 300, that is if he wanted to sell Manager Harrington would sell his team and franchise for $1,500. How much are the other teams and franchises worth?
 It would be good joke if we could administer beating to Norwich to- morrow the same as we did to Spring field on Saturday. That team is just as easy in fact more easy if the locals only get hustle on and try them out.
 George Henry is just as good a field CT as there is in this league and one of the hardest luck hitters there is in the league. If he could only place those hits he would be a valuable man. Saturday he found a couple and per haps the hoodoo is broken.
 Norwich is not only weak ill pitch CTS, but the team just now is batting very poorly. The best of twirlers could not win their games considering the present condition of the batting department Tighe, Turner. Dorsey .sOO mark.
 Somebody has set the story af1oat that Mickey Delaney is getting S100 month from Roger Connor for play ing shortstop for his Springfield team, but such is not the case Delaney signed for $50 month, five dollars more than Manager Miller offered him. Record
 Manager Harrington was talking last night of transferring his team to Hol- yoke. He might just as well transfer it to WOlcOtt. A team in this city will pay and pay well with everything rum ming smoothly. All this talk of trans ferring only hurts the game and makes the people very tired. The crowd in attendance on Saturday was pretty good evidence that Waterbury wants base ball and wants it badly.
 Bob Hall, formerly with Providence, has been released by the New London and was immediately signed by Manager Canavan of the New Haven team. MT Canavan says he thinks Hall is a good baseball play CT but had been in hard luck with the Whalers. He believes that he is the
 
 will take Bannon's position at short stop, Ramon going into the outfeld when not pitching.
 Steve Ashe, pitcher for the New London baseball club, asked for his release last night Steve has been having trouble with the index finger of his pitching hand. He injured the hand while playing first base in game with Meriden recently. He pitched the game against Norwich yes terday and could not control fne ball. Last night he went to a doctor i'll this city and found that the bone was broken under the finger nail. He went to Manager Shea and asked for his release. The injury will prob- ably prevent Ashe playing again for some time.-New London Telegraph.
 Wade, the young left hand pitcher whom Manager McDermott secured from the Connecticut league, twirled a clever game at Lawrence Saturday. He was steady throughout and estab- Iished a good record for a start by out three men in one inning with the bases filled. He would have won with decent support behind him. While he had II strikeouts to his cred t, Klobedanz had but one. Kloby illowed only three hits to Fall River, Ward getting two of them and Brod- arick the other. Ward has found E<loby very successfully in the two games in which he batted against tie | pig Dutchman. Fall River Globe.