Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-02

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 Batteries-Pa Pappalau and Steelman; Lee and Taft.
 At Montreal-Rain.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At St Paul-St Paul 5; Toledo o. At Minneapolis-Co Columbus 4; Min- At Kansas City-Kansas City ,: Louisville 4.
 At Milwaukee -Indianapoli 4; Mill Waukee 3.
 Much better work.
 Charley Clancy is the hardest work this league and his work Of yesterday was gilt edged
 McAndrews is certainly making good at the third corner and he is hit ting the ball, but not luckily. He is filling McCormack's shoes, however, in good shape for Mccormack had fallen off in hitting before he quit.
 Chicagoans who are friendly to the American league and who appreciate the loyalty of the Baltimore club have planned a big demonstration for to-day in honor of the Southerners, who will be the White Stockings opponents on the diamond.
 The schedule of games in the City Amateur league for tomorrow after noon is as follows: Brooklyn A. c. ys St Thomas Cadets, Riverside park; Jeffersons vs Pastime A. C., Water vile; St Josephs vs Washington Hill A. O., Driving park.
 The schedule of games in the Great CT Waterbury Amateur league for tomorrow is as follows: Lafayettes vs Big Sevehs, Waterville, 10 o'clock; Fifth Wards vs Oakville, Driving park, 10:30; Merrimac vs Moonlights, Riverside park, 10:3O; Sunshine vs Acmes, Riverside park, 10:3o. Two new men were in the ranks yesterday. Croughan was in center field and accepted his two chances nicely. Monroe was behind the bat and did we'll for his first day with the team. Neither man got hit but they found the ball each time. Captain Peter Kfernan must be one of the mascots that has killed the hoo doc. He played a-great game himself and his one error was not costly. His one mistake was in sending Charley Luskey for two bases on 3. single hit, but it looked good for two at that.
 A man very close to the officials of the Champion Pittsburgs says he knows that every cent taken in by that team from July to the end of the season will be clear profit. Up to last Sun days game at St Louis the Smoky city team has played before 397, 1881 persons and it is estimated that little oyer 100000 would put them on the winning side.
 Duputy Sheriff Duis, this morning, attached the salary of Pitcher Durn- baugh of the Meriden team to the amount of $40, which covers the amount of a board bill, which it is said he owes. Mr Durnbaugh made arrange ments to settle the bill by paying q stated sum each week. Meriden Journ- al.
 Weisbecker failed to get hit in yesterdays game, either. He and Bob Drew were practicing behind the grand. stand for their vaudeville act which is going on in Hanover park next week. Drew takes the role of one of the Rogers brothers while Weisbecker enacts the part of Peter Dunn'S .'Dooley.
 Coaching in German was a new one to spring on unsuspecting Phil Corco ran and he did not appreciate Louis efforts in this direction. If this is to be a regular feature after yesterday the spectators will have to polish. up their German and understand the nice things that the doughty Teuton gets off. He certainly has great flow of language as one who could understand him found out. -Meriden Journal. The bright particular star after Charley Clancy in yesterdays game was young Sullivan ofsNaugatuck. He | took Fitzpatrick's place at the second corner and out of eight chances he ac- cepted seven of them. His one error was a hard hit ball which bounded and hit him on the chin. At the bat he was a power, making two singles and one double. He scored two of the six runs made
 Joe Theisen was injured in the fourth inning and had to retire took his place behind the bat while Hodge went to center field. Sullivan was on third when Theisen threw to second to catch a runner. Sullivan started for home and the ball was quickly returned to Theisen. Sulli- van was caught several feet away l from the plate, but in running into the Meriden catcher he injured Thei- sens wrist so badly that he icould not throw a ball and had to take to the l bench.