Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-20

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 NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
 At Schenectady Schenectady 3, Utl- ca 5. 's7
 At Syracuse Syracuse 8, Troy '. At Binghamton-Bi -Binghamton 6, Al bany s.
 At Ilion-Ilion o, Johnstown 3
 NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
 At Concord-Concord II, Lawrence 3.
 At Dover-Doyer 5, Lowell 24.
 SOUTHERN GAMES.
 At Chattanooga Chattanooga ], At lanta ?.
 At Nashville Nashville 8, Birming- ham 4.
 At Charlotte Charlotte 3, Raleigh 1.
 At Newberne- -Newberne 5, Greens boro g.
 At Durham Durham z, Wilmington 3.
 Most of the National league teams are apt to get rattled quickly" says a veteran player. sThey are lively enough until they strike a snag. and then they go to pieces" Some of them are in pieces before the game begins
 The American league teams are be- ginning to string out The leaders yes terday were more than a hundred points ahead of the next team. As for the other seven teams, their race does not differ much in points from the cor responding seven in the National | league
 Disappointment prevailed in the United States circuit court. Philadel- phia, yesterday, when it was announced that the suit brought by the Brooklyn club against Catcher McGuire, who jumped his contract and signed with I the Detroit team of the American l league, could not he heard, owing to the 1 illness of Judge Dallas. l If Manager Harrington or any other manager in this league wants a good fielder who can bat and field out of sight all he has to do is to drop a dis patch to \. D. Rambo, West Consho- hocken. in the state of Pennsylvania A card or letter dropped to the same address, postoffice box 10, will also bring an answer. He is crackerjack and has been playing in the PennsyI- vania league and istnow playing with a college team.
 McGraw and Judge Goldman of the Baltimore club, through their counsel. l started legal proceedings in court of common pleas. Philadelphia, against Outfielder Sheckard to recover $1,0.J advance money and S60 training eX- penses. Sheckard said that he was en- titled to twenty-four days pay, while McGraw maintained that all that was l 1iY1or fo h i,11xx e, frS,r Jox l the Continental hotel last night the parties at interest held a conference, the result of which was that Sheckard agreed to return to the Baltimore club the sum of $906.
 The first game of the Harvard Yale base ball series, which was to have been played on Soldiers field; Cam bridge, yesterday afternoon, was post poned on account of rain During the morning there were frequent showers, but not until 12:3O did it begin to rain in earnest. At 2 o'clock there was a | veritable downpour, and then after a conference between Captains Guernsey I of Yale and Wendell of Harvard it was decided to postpone the game until to day. The seniors objected strenuously as they have their class day exercises to-day. and they wanted the game held over until Saturday.
 l Jack Doyle has had varied exeri. ence in the National league in being sold, traded and released. He first came to New York from Cleveland as a catcher and succeeded Roger Connol at first base for New York. helping ts win the Temple cup in 94 He figured in the trade with Baltimore for Kio Gleason and from Baltimore went tc Washington. He was back in New York not long after and then went tt Chlcago to play first base. Ganzel o1
 work-hard' memory coming from Chi cago there. Doyle had a two-year con tract with Chicago, but consented to be released after year out there and wa. signed once more by New York. Now his third job with the New York clnl has ended.
 Dan Murphy, Norwich's star second Daseman and premier batter, evidently . thlnklng that he was entitled to : rest, didn't go to Waterbury with tht team yesterday and Captain Tighe was obliged to report him among the missing. Danny stayed in town, at. , tended pink tea in the afternoon anf basked in the moons silvery rays il the evening. As Logan, the new in fielder was not carried along by Can
 tain Tighe, Manning had to go to sec ond base in the Waterbury game : Murphy felt entirely recuperated thi morning and left on the 103O o'clocI
 train for Hartford and is playing witt
 his teammates i'll the two Hatfor( games this afternoon. The Reds fa : vorite baseball player is afflicted witl these periodic turns and when he ha
 one he always sends shivers down tn club management's back He gener
 ally forgets to tell his captain when u | feels an attack coming on so that tn,
 manager and captain are utterly at
 loss to account for his whereabouts z Now that he has had his day of leis 3 ure the fans may expect Danny t S play better ball than ever and a fey g home runs are being chaiked down t his credit in advance.-Norwich Rel ? ord.
 TO-MORROW'S GAME.