Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-21
COLLEGE GAMES.

At Cambridge: R.H.E. Harvard ...1 2o12 2Ooo *-6 II 1 Bowdoin 70 O o O1 0 O-3 4 6
 Batteries-St Stillman, Kiernan and Stephenson; Oaks and Blanchard.
 At Princeton: R.H.E. Princeton ....1 24 7-23 IS, 3 Lehigh o o % 0 o O. o 3 15
 Batteries-Underh Bryham, Reid and Doyle; Badgley and Snyder.
 At New Haven: R.H.E. Yale ......10o 1O@1 70 O-71O Il 4 Lafayette o 0 o o % o O3- 3 5 6
 Batteries and Winslow; Newbury and Irwin.
 At Fordham: R.H.E. Fordham ..2 5 o 3O10 o o-11 13 o Vermont 70 0 o o OOO O-1 3 2 Batteries -Essenter, McLane and Plunkett; Clancy and Orton.
 At Providence: R.H.E. Brown ......2O oooo3 0 *-5 5 4 Andover .... O o o o o 0 0 0 O-O 5 7
 Batteries-Patch and Clarke; Baker and Brown.
 v At Garden City: R.H.E. DeWill Clinton l30o2OoOO-e 10 1 St Pauls ..O0OOOOOO Il 8 1
 Batteries-F, Bamman and sevi; dllu
 At Ithica: R.H.E. Manhattan 70 % 1 0 2 o o IA 6 o Cornell 70 o o DO o c 0 O-O 4 3
 Batteries-Minihan and Duff; Chase, Welch and Shepard.
 At Middletown; R.H.E. Wesleyan 70 o ? 900 2 O- 9 3 Holy Cross i o O3 o O. 1 *-7 z 8
 Batteries-Munroe, Chapman and Cooper: McGeehan and Noonan.
 At Hanover, N. gH.-Dartmouth 6; Amherst 5.
 At Wil!iamstown, Mass-Williams p; Massachusetts Agricultural college 4.
 At Exeter, N. Phillips Exeter 4, Harvard second ?.
 Milwaukee, Wis, May 21.-Robert Unglaub, third baseman of the Milwau kee baseball team, has just completed a race from Kansas City to this place in an effort to reach the bedside of his wife before she died. The ball player lost. Mrs Unglaub died shortly before her husbands arrival. The couple had been married only three months.
 While the ball player was engaged in a game against Kansas City. on the latter's grounds, he received a tele- gram informing him of his wife's sud- den illness. Five innings remained to be played, but Unglaub left the field in a rush, stopping only a moment to ex- plain to his captain.
 Bill Donovan of Detroit is pitching the best ball in the country. He has won five games and not lost one. The average hits of game made by his opponents are 5 2-5.
 Plank, who pitched for Norwich yes terday, is a brother of the Philadel- phia American pitcher, Clarence Quinn released by Connie Mack, will return to Norwich soon. ......
 Manager O'Rourke of Bridgeport has not forgotten how to use big words. At the hearing at the Capitol yesterday he spoke of Mayor MulvihilPe vicious ness, perniciousness and mischievous- ness" This almost equals O'Rourkes talk in the palmy days when he was given the name of Orator O'Rourke:
 Billy Murray might help Doe, but when Michaelus Finn lets go what. ever he's held, it's been squeezed sc hard that it's worn through and the best you can get is the worst. As foI Walter Burnham-well, he would be pleased to hand Freddy a large mug of prussic acid and hasten it along with baseball bat massage, providing Fred would allow hfm.-Fall River Herald. .- ,g..a ...e' ...-..-.... ,..
 At President Pulliam's order Var HaItren is not to appear on the coach ing lines for five days. Van Haltren's offence was holding up blood-stained handkerchief, with which he was bandaging Lauder's hand, to the spec | tators on Tuesday. The umpire refus ed to allow Lauder to take his base President Pulliam took the ground thtt Van Haltren's act was most in judicious and calculated to stir up the 1 spectators.
 Manager Woodruff of Holyoke is te retire from the game because of poor