Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-22

days victory of Jersey City over Buf- falo carried with 1t the Eastern league championship. The home team played the visitors to standstill, both in hit ting and fielding Thielman pitched better ball than Milligan and received first class support. The score: R.H.E. Jersey City o 0 1 0 *-7 8 l Buffalo o 0 o O o 0 O-1 4 5
 Batteries -Thielman and McManus; Milligan and McAllister.
 At Newark
 Newark, N J., Sept 22.-Toronto hit Scott, former New York league pitch CT, hard for five innings yesterday and had no difficulty in beating Newark. The score: R.H.E. Newark 10 900 0 0 2-4 10 2 Toronto ...1 2 1 % 0 or 9 3
 Batteries-Scott and Shea; Falken berg and Toft.
 Next Saturday will be the last half holiday base ball game this season. The owners of the GreaterSew York club have mapped out a day for the children and they will be admitted free on that date. This is plan found to work we'll in the west and 1t certainly should add to the popularity of the game, as do ladies' days, something un- known at the Polo grounds.
 Manager Daniel O'Neil of the cham pion Holyokes of the Connecticut league is 42 years old. Ills birthplace is Ireland, but the majority of his | younger days were spent in Unionville, Conn. In 1878 he went to Holyoke, jA at the time the Paper city's first | professional nine was organized. He | joined the team as shortstop and has been identified with the towns base ball affairs ever since.
 t1The Pittsburg ball club this year represents an expense of $125.OOO. l says Barney Dreyfuss. "In order to get clear 100000 persons must pay to see the Pittsburg team play. Now | there are many teams who do not draw this many people in two years play. Half a million admissions at l 30 cents each would give us the $l25, GOO. We get but half of each admis- sion. The base ball business is game i of chance"
 Winnipeg is a great base ball town and turns out crowds from 5000 to A. 900 people week days The games do not start until 6:3O in the afternoon, as the days are long, and 1t is light until l 10 o'clock The people even pay dou- ble to see two games; for instance, wit. messing one and then passing out of I the grounds and paying again to see the second one. Fargo Is also a good l ball town. and most of the clubs made money this season.
 | Griffith has rad more than his share of hard luck during the season draw ing to close. It was particularly SC yesterday, for had he been in any way ! nearly perfectly supported he woulc have won another game. But he is l of the never complaining kind anc | when all the others had walked off the 1 field at the end of the game he calmly I began to gather up the bats. He hac no comment to make. but took his med I icine like the man he is. @ t
 How heeting is base ball greatness It is not many days ago that GanzeP' every appearance was the signal fo'
 applause. Yesterday some of the cheai I patrons were so forgetful as to yell a him in ,derision. If there were more Ganzels and fewer Williamses on tn | team it would not be now fighting fol I second place It would have made i I a mighty tight fit for Boston. Ganze l is a hard working. conscientious play ,I CT and, as such, deserves better treat
 ment at the hands of the spectators.