Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-08
Other Games.

At Williamstown, Mass-Syracuse University 10; Williams 9.
 At West Point-West Point 6; Pennsylvania 2.
 At Annapolis-Naval Cadets 19; St Johns 6.
 At Baltimore-G Georgetown 24; Johns Hopkins l.
 At ambridge-Harvard s; Burns 1.
 At Princeton-Princeton 10; Am herst 6.
 At Jasper Oval Manhattan 8; Gu ban Giants ?.
 At Newfarm-Yale II; Virginia ,.
 At New Rutgers 8; New York University l.
 At Lakeville-Hotchkiss School G.; Yale Freshmen 1.
 At Stamford-Betts Academy IT; Cloister Yale '.
 At Providence-Brown Freshmen 5; Friends School s.
 Mount Pleasant Academy Is; Wood bridge School r
 At Chappaqua-Rockla Military Academy 10; Chappaqua ,. At enceyille-Princeton Fresh men ?; Lawrenceville l.
 At Frederick-Cuban x Giants 12; Frederick 6.
 The next game here will be on Sat urday, when New London comes for the first time this season.
 Bridgeport had a shift too. Ryan covering short while Rogers went to third. Bridgeport Post. There was no shift only in the mind of the one who sent out that score
 Lawrence has seven men over six feet tall. Conroy Dupee, Bunyon. O'Brien, Coughlin, Wiley and Newen- ham, all being stringers. Cameron is only half inch shy of being q six footer.
 The game scheduled between Villa Nova and Holy Cross yesterday after noon was declared off. Villa Nova in- sisted on playing Donahue and Doolan or the Jersey City club, and Holy Cross refused to play.
 The officials of the Cleveland Ameri- can league base ball club announce that they will institute legal proceed ings against Dummy Taylor, who left that team yesterday to join the New York National league club. Some one is mixed in his dates and we are of the opinion that it is the local manager. He announced on Tuesday that Hartford would play here on Friday yet the schedule says that Waterbury will play in Hartford on Friday and the Hartford papers so announce.
 One thing more about that scoring stand, MT GrisWold, and then we are through with you for the season prob- aDly. The screen came all in good time and is very useful and now if you will kindly turn the box around so that 1t is directly back of the backstop where it was last season everything will be lovely.
 Prentiss is reported to have said that he would jump to one of the jun Tor pirate leagues if he cannot play With Boston. No wonder an extra cargo of soothing syrup has been or dered for Waterbury, Bridgeport Post Oh, we don't need the syrup nor Prentiss either, if they are all as easy as Bridgeport.
 Hugh Jennings, who will graduate from the Cornell Law school in 1904. signed contract yesterday to play with the Philadelphia National league He Will captain the team He will join the club at Philadelphia on June 15 and will play with until the last week in September. It is said that he will receive $3,500 for his services dur ing the three months and will play first base.
 The baseball dish for the fans this week is of the most tempting char acter. They have inland duck from Springfield to-day, Holsters from Hart ford tomorrow, hot roast from Nor- wich on Friday, and Yale pudding from New Haven on Saturday. Meals served at 3:30 every day for the bal ance of the week. No tips to the Bridgeport walters who go after high balls.-Bridgepor Post.
 There was an occurrence ill the Williams-Amherst game which show ed that all the rowdyism in base bal is not wholly confined to professionals though such things are rare in college games. Captain Favour of the Am herst team was put out of the game by J. J. Kelley, the umpire. The Am herst captain called the umpire 2 damned, thick fat-head." There was a dispute over the size of bat whicf an Amherst player wanted to use Int