Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-17
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At averhill-Lawrence 9; Haver- hill T.
 At Dover-First game-Fall River (; Dover 4. Second game-Dover 3; Fall River 2.
 At Nashua-First game Nashua 8; Concord 4. Second game-Concord 1; Nashua 1.
 At Manchester-M Manchester 5; Low sellI Aa-@
 Good for Meriden! She is still with uS
 If an employer wants his workmen to do good and faithful work for him, he generally sets them good example, morally as well as in every other way. A lesson could be egleaned by some people by following that rule before it is too late. Let him whom the hat fits wear it and perhaps much publicity will be avoided.
 A special from Raleigh, N. O., says: The North Carolina Base Ball league has collapsed. Raleigh and Greens boro. were playing miserable ball at Greensboro, so poor that there were 30 errors in the game. Raleigh has sold Childs, Soffel a nd Faster to Shreveport Rollins and Cowmen and McKernon to Fall River.
 Hobbies Sock out in right field is a superb specimen of physical beauty un- til he starts running for an easy fly. Then the kinks stand out like spavins on an old war horse; the bronzed mar vel standing statue-like in the western sun, is transformed into a bunch of bumps as dear Old Sock bowls along with his rheumatism Lowell Citizen.
 Before he was relegated to the back bround Mir Gaffney felt the effects of straightaway uppercut from Pitcher Jock Miriam of Nashua. When Me Laughlin made his foul which Gaffney called fair Miriam ran down to the catcher's box and upon Gaffney's an- nouncement he handed the umpire a thump which must have made him see stars. Lowell Mail
 Immediately after yesterdays game Secretary Knowles of the New York club handed ten-day notices of release to Catcher .Yeager, First Baseman O'Hagan and Pitchers Burke and Biewitt. It is said that other releases will follow shortly. This is believed to be the first of the weeding-out pro- cess to make way for the new players signed by the New York team.
 Landy is one of those players, like Courtney of Waterbury, who cannos be shaken from the league If released from one club he bobs up smiling ill another. Landy is now playing short stop for New London. Meriden had him at the start. then he fingered a while at Hartford, and now h. is spending a few days in the down east summer resort. Bridgeport Post.
 Manager O'Rourke has secured Rob- inson who has been catching for the Waterbury team. The Hartford man. agement wanted Robinson, but Man ager Harrington turned him over to Bridgeport, and the player wanted to come here. Robinson is playing right field to-day and will be utilized as a change catcher. He left good i'm pression here when she caught for Wa terbury. 'Red" Donnelly was not un- der contract with Bridgeport and will not be needed now.-Bridgeport Farm CT.
 Manager Strobel has recently re- ceived a number of letters from men who take an active interest in the local team. All of them want to do some thing to help him along in his search for first class material. He beard from man in 3Pittsburg yesterday who agrees to deliver three Southern league players to him if he gives the word The fellow is stranger. Eddie Zin- ram writes to say that he can land q l fast pitcher for him, and there are two men in the Connecticut state league who are willing to come here. Their | records will be looked up and if they are not under contract they mag be given 3 trial. Toledo Blade.