Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-02

WAITE Governor Kimball. Attendance 5000 Score: Jersey City 2 % 1 1 ? 1 o-9 16 2 0 0 70 0 0 O-3 10 l Batteries-Wood and McManus; Cor ridon and McAuley.
 At Worcester.
 Worcester, May 2.-The Eastern league season opened yesterday Dy defeating Newark, one of the new cities of the circuit, to D, ln a well played game. The weather was cold and threatening, keeping down the Worcester virtually won the game in the first inning by making three singles, double and nome run which, with two battery errors, netted four runs. A feature of the game was the remarkable playing and the bat ting of Clancy, youngster who las been signed by Worcester for first base. Score:
 R.H.E. Worcester ..4o2 70 100 0 *-7 Il 5 Newark 10 0 0 1 2 0 Q o--5 3 7 Batteries and Crisam; Hemming, Jope and Dixon.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
 At ouisville-Louisyille IA; Minne- apolis 13.
 At Indianapolis St Paul :; Indian apolis 4
 At Columbus Kansas City t; Col umbus 2.
 At Toledo-Milwauke F; Toledo 1. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE, At Concord-Concord <; Haverill 6. At Manchester-Man &; Fall River 0.
 At Lowell-Dover 5; Lowell A. At Nashau-Lawrence 9; Nashau z.
 OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
 At Middletown-We 4; Brown 3.
 At Harvard 3; Amherst 70.
 At Fordham-Fordham 4; Cornell |
 At Birmingham = Birmingham g | Nashville '.
 At New Orleans-NeY Orleans 5 Little Rock l.
 At Sewanee-University of the SoutI II; Cumberland University 0.
 At University of Ala bama ,; Central College of Kentucky 3
 At Spartanburg-Wo College 4 Trinity College 5.
 Connecticut league opens to-mor row.
 The Philadelphia National league club has signed Pitcher McGee, recent ly released by New York.
 The Boston Americans have wire Kloberdanz for his terms. .'Kloby'' say any league club that wants him wi have to do business with Manager Pal sons.
 The Springfield High school has ball team stopped over in this city las night and went to Torrington to-da. where they play the High school tear of that city. The Springfield boys aT on six day trip and they have not ye met defeat.
 Billy Hamilton, the crack cente fielder of the Boston National leagu team last season, was in ProvidenC Wednesday in a conference with Pres dent Greasy of the Providence clu1 and an offer was made Tor him to sig ] for the season. Hamilton refused sign. as he did not desire to play c the Sabbath.
 Never in the history of baseball this league have the teams been better form for an opening than the .. are at the present time. Each teal has had the benefit of several week practice and the battles tomorrow s the opening should be very war 2 ones.
 The schedule for tomorrow is W; l terbury at Bridgeport, Springfield
 Hartford, Meriden at New Have 9 and New London at Norwich. s each of the places where the gam = are to be played big preparations a
 being made for the openings and b ;. crowds will be in attendance. ,,SS A new outfielder and catcher | I5 finally been signed for the local tea D by Manager Harrington, and like $ others, he comes well recommend' DO His name is l.. c. Duckworth and " home is in Worcester. He is suppos
 to report here to-day and will be the game in Bridgeport tomorrow -s Manager Brennan of the Const i- dated base ball team will take his m
 to Torrington tomorrow morning the 11:12 train. q game having be arranged with the base ball team r -e resenting that borough to take pl:
 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. I lineup of the local team will be g follows: Madden, If Kiernan, { g. Mulligan, 1b; Scully. 3b: Camp, 4. Curtis, c; Burgess, SIS; Kelly, If;
 man, D.
 The team of Springfield boys fir 3 the Springfield High school which '. feated Taft school yesterday by nd score of p to 1 is as fast a team
 little players as ever came into t < state. It will not be surprising ;67 see that team clean up anything il 511 school nine around Connecticut. Fl 5oo are clever little players and can 500 the ball like old timers, and as 3So 3So running bases they could teach so s3S of the older players a trick or two.
 The American band has been
 gagged to furnish music for the open