Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-20

season under the management of her husband. The play is taken from Whittier's poem of the same title and is said to be a good opportunity for Mrs Woodruff to demonstrate her ar tistic ability The play had a very successful career on the road last season under the direction of l.. D. Blondell. Mrs Woodruff played in the title role subsequent 60 the death of Miss Genevieve Rogers, who car ried the part Of Maud Muller success fully The "Mau6 Muller" company will undoubtedly assemble here where the rehearsals will 5a held. Mir WooC- ruff will produ it, following the close of the H,ase9lit scas0n.-S sew London Day.
 Manager Thomas l.. Reilly of the Hartford baseball club has been very successful in getting players and he considers that the team will make an excellent showing. A fast quartet of pitchers has been secured. William Stark, of Derby, N. Y, was bought from Buffalo. Griffiths of the Phila- delphia Athletics was secured for Hartford by Connie Mack. Luby of NACliACAls WIlo. W1lh OOlHTy Slby part of last season, will have trial Of last seasons staff. Kennefick is the only holdover. Connolly of last years Worcester team and Thomas, who played with Hartford the latter part of the season. will do the catch Ing. The outfield will be composed of Mike Sullivan of Thompsonville, Dan Manley of Middletown and Dan Morrison of last years Hartfords
 Manley is very fast base runner and Sullivan did good work with Norwich .Hardesty will be found at first unless he is awarded to New Haven. If 1 the decision is agahrSt Hartford, Mike Dunn will play first He has been playing independent ball for five years. Needham of Buffalo will play second. Pat Berger of Wilkesbarre
 has been secured for third and NJ. R. Donovan of Utica will play short
 Hickey of Chicopee is another infield- CT in the string that has been engaged In rather interesting baseball game at the Driving park yesterday l afternoon the St Joseph's team defeat ed the Moonlights by the score of 13 to 9. It was the first game of the season for the St Josephs and of course the boys did not play in the best of form. But they showed. LID well for so early in the season. The batteries for the St Joseph team were ]. Moran and Conrad, T. Byrnes and Cavanaugh The remainder! of the team was as follows: r. Hoffman, | first haSn. EayanaI1osf, eaaor5 r,oco. Q. Cook, third base; James Noonan, shortstop: Madden, left field; Kane, center field; Koloski, right field. Wal lace and k. White were the, battery for the fMoonlights.
 The Brooklyn Athletic clubs base ball team was again trounced by the Lafayette team at Riverside park yes terdav afternoon The score was 1s to F. A fair sized crowd witnessed the game, which was brilliant aF times and very poor at times Star catches were made by F. Clark and
 he1ss. w. Donahue pitched a good game for the winners Kelly. Ca1Ia. han and Cunningham were the battery for the B. A. c. Kelly pitched thf last four innings and showed good form. The B.. A. c. was minus the l Her. s1ss 'A 4''A Yesterday morning at Riverside park the Sunshines defeated the
 Eagies by the score of 19 to '. The
 game was very interesting owing te It's closeness. The battery for the
 sunshines was Rhefckenstein. Tohir
 and McGrath 'A |