Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-24

Batteries-Stick and Mudd; Rauden- burg and Weaver.
 At New Brunswick col lege z; Rutgers 3.
 At Berkeley Ova1-Berkeley s, Hor- ace Mann 6.
 At Princeton preparatory school 1, Blair Hall 5.
 At Toledo-Toledo 8, St Paul '.
 At Des Moines -Des Moines 5, Pe- oria 6.
 At Milwaukee 4, Omaha Il.
 At Denver-Denver 5. St Joseph 6.
 At Kansas City Kansas City ?, Col orado Springs ,.
 BASE BALL INJUNCTION CASES. A Temporary Injunction for Five Days
 Against Lajoie.
 Philadelphia, April 24.-Judges Ral- ston and Davis in common pleas court No yesterday afternoon granted a temporary injunction against Napoleon A. LaJoie restraining him from playing ball with any other except the Phiia- delphia National league team. William '. Anderson contended that the injunc- ton should not be issued against Bern hard and Fraser because there was nothing in the bill to show that they were such skillful players as could not readily be replaced. Judge Ralston said that when the case was argued before the court originally no testimony was heard as to Bernhard and Fraser. Colonel Rogers replied that the reason of that was that in those cases de- murrers had been filed which admitted the facts and it was common knowl- edge that Bernhard and Fraser were skillful players. The court issued q preliminary five days, injunction against Lajoie and said that it would come up on Monday next with the others, when the whole matter shollI5 be gone into on motion to dissolve the injunction. The court asked if there would be any difficulty in serving the injunction and Mir Anderson replied no. MT Anderson asked that security be entered in the sum of S1O.OOO before the injunction should be issued. but the court fixed on $2,5OO to be approved by the prothonotory. Colonel Rogers furnished the necessary bond. He ex- pressed surprise that the plaintiff should be asked by counsel on the other side to enter security for doing what the supreme court said they had right to do.
 Baltimore, April 24.-While the sec ond half of the eighth inning of the game here yesterday between Baiti- more and Philadelphia was being played, Manager Mack of the Athletics received telegram from Philadelphia saying that a temporary injunction had been issued restraining Lajoie from pIaylng for five days. While Manager Mack was not advised to take Laioie out or the game, he decided to do so pending conference with counsel.
 St Louis, April 24.-President Robin son of the local National league club went into the circuit court yesterday and attempted to enjoin Heidrick. Harper and Wallace, who he declares were under contract with him. from playing with the American league team. The case against Heidrick was heard first. Judge Fisher declined to grant the temporary injunction saving that he would hear the case on Thurs day morning. Similar action was taken by Judge Talty in the cases of Harper and Wallace, the cases being set for Monday morning.
 Washington, April 24.-Judga Brad ley of the supreme court of inc Dis trict of Columbia late yesterday after- noon issued an order requiring inc Na- fional league officials to show cause why they should not be restrained from interfering with certain members of the Washington club of the American league. This order was issued on De- tition of Fred Postal, president of tne Washington club, and was secured in anticipation of action by the National league officials toward securing iniunc, tions restraining those members of he Washington club from playing who are claimed by National league clubs. It is understood that the Lajoie case will he appealed to the supreme court of the United States, and pending it's settle ment the order issued yesterday will operate to allow. the players who. it is asserted. jumped their National league contracts, to play with the Washington American league club.
 Cornelius Cassidy, who has pitched on the Niagara college and Waterbury teams, has been signed. There are about 20 men on the Hartford list now.-Hartford Times.
 The knowing ones say that Manager Reisling of Hartford has offered the services of Jack Scannell to the New London team. Scannelrs ability as a backstop is well known and New London might do much worse than take him.-New. London Day. Stafford, of the Montreals, ventlired the opinion at Soby's. Tuesday even ing, that the Hartford nine have the other teams in the State league askint.n Before the gong sounds is couple of hours before the end of the ninth inning. MT Stafford, but it'ss 1,or,ad va11,rn 1.isr1lf A-FI Iartford Timas