Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-04

ASd&uC SaLuSS were pAdJ Cu yCoLCLAuy ut Chicago and Cincinnati and American league games at Chicago and St. Louis. Following are the scores:
 NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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 At Chicago
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 At St. Louis
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 Batteries-Lindeman and Lamar; Carter and Foote's.
 At Weehawken: R.H.E. N. Y. A. l.. 0 6 4 o 2 6 2 2 O-22 14 3 West N. Y. o 3 2 OO1O 1-11 8
 Batteries - Griffith, Howell and O'Connor; Cuthbutson and Clark.
 EASTERN LEAGUE.
 At Newark: R.H.E. Worcester .01 1oo1oO OoO-2 5 8 Newark =. O % o o #-6 4 2
 Batteries-McFall and Steelman; Pardee and Shea.
 At Rocky Point: R.H.E Jersey City o o o o o o o 1-1 3 o Providence O OOO OOO co 5 2
 Batteries-Barnet and Dillon; Gle ments and Farmer.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
 At LouisvilIe-Indianap 2; Louis vile 1. z4 .s
 At Columbus-Toledo 5; Columbus 1.
 At neapolis--Milwaukee 2; Minne-. apolis ?.
 At St Paul-st Paul 10; Kansas City 3.
 Frank Donahue has worked himself into form and is doing good work for the St Louis American league team.
 James Raub and August Hoff, pitch CTS, were released yesterday by the Baltimores. Raub has signed with the Utica team of the New York State league Hoff has not decided where he will play.
 An application has been received from Arlie Latham to be, placed upon the staff of umpires. AS an umpire Latham attends strictly to business and cuts out all monkeyshines. The um- pires who are expected to otficiate in the opening games are: Charles Snyder of Washington, D. O., George R. Cum ningham of Providence, and Charles Kennedy of Bristol.
 The dropping of Manager Harrington has begun to work for the good of the Holyoke team. Ned Slater will join the team within a few days and Frank Fitzgerald will also don Holyoke uni form. The popular second baseman of last years Waterbury team arrived here yesterday from Wilmington. He has received advance money and will play under the new Holyoke manage ment. It is more than likely now that Mccormack, Lindeman, Kiernan and some of the others will join the team. If they do Helyoke ought to run away with Roger Connor's Springfield bunch.
 Hartford was. to have played the Wa terbury consolidated team Saturday in this city. The Waterbury men had the nerve to ask for a guarantee and, of course, this was refused. The profes- sionals played a game with the Travel ers' team of the Insurance league, and the insurance players probably did as well as the Waterbury men would have done The Hartfords won, 13 to ?. Eleven runs were made in the second inning. Williams new pitcher se- cured by Manager Reilly, pitched for the Travellers after the second inning and Thomas caught him.. But one run and two hits were made off his pitch ing. For. the Hartfords Maroney pitched six innings and Stark three.- Hartford Courant. E The Connecticut league championship season opens Thursday. Bridgeport will play in Hartford, Holyoke will play in Springfield, Norwich at New London. and Meriden at New Haven. ! Manager Reilly was late in getting started, but he had good success in the | brief time he had to work and he is l satisfied his team will make a good l showing. The New Haven Register 1 has this to say: Hartford will be the l surprise of the circuit and to the home patrons as we'll There Is no manager on earth who can outstrip Tom Reilly in getting nine together at the crack of the pistol. He has already done more to gain the confidence of the Hart ford supporters of the game than any manager since Billy Barnie." The same paper has the inforation that the DaughtaAA oS Base Ball Pioneers have asked permission to tack a bronze tab let upon Manager Reilly's historical desk, the one used when ex-Governol Bulkeley was president of the National league in 1876.
 The New York Nationals seem to be after the home run honors of the league. In fact, the long distance hit ting of the team has been vast i'm provement over that of all recent prede cessors. The team so far has made seven home runs, five three-baggers and twenty-four two-baggers, a tota of ninety-one bases on long hits. Mertes is the crack distance hitter of the team He has made two home runs, two tri l pies and five doubles. Bresnahan has made two home runs, one triple and three two-baggers. Browne's record tc date is two home runs and three dou bles. Mathewson is the other home run hitter of the team. The New York