Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25

At York-Yorlk T, Albany (N. Y, s L.) 6, twelve inhings.S
 At Burlington Dartmotlth 6, Uni
 versity of VermRnt l.
 At Medford-Eufts Ao, Dean acad- efy 8.
 Roger Connor has lind in Miller, one of his twirlerB, and believes he is the best pitcher in the leAgue to-day.
 The members of lthe St Joseph T. A. society's base ball team aAre requested to meet in the societys rRoms to-mor- row afternoon at 1:30. They will leave on the 2 o'clock train forl Waterville, where they will play the Merrimacs.
 Billy Lush has a chance t@ play with Detroit and it was $aid to-Nday would probably accept. He has Aeceived a number of good offers sincSe the an- nouncement was made that BAoston had dropped him.
 Silver Braun is going to pl4y in the outfield for the Milwaukee team. He knows enough about the gameN Ito learn to play almost any position well. 1t would not be surprising if Silver went back to the pitchers box before the season ends.
 The national board of arbitration has awarded Lindeman, Whom Harrington regarded as one of his prize twfirlers, to the Toledo team. Harrington $eems to be the original unlucl4y man. With the crowd he has left how, HoAyoke will have cinch on last place.
 The Greenlights won al game by q score of 6 to 1 from the Stars EhiS morning under Manager, William Query of S4 Park avenue. The lineup was w. Murphy, C; s. Bloughton,A p; T. Museio, 1b; M. Maddenl 2b; ]. Me Nellis, 3b; Barrett, ss; D. EMascio, Af; F. Horsey, cf H. Holligan, If. The schedule of games ip the Greaf- CT Waterbury Amateur Base Ball league for tomorrow is aS followsl: Moonlights vs Big Sevens, Watervillel afternoon; Lafayettes vs $unshinesA Riverside park, afternoon; South Ends vs Second. Wards, Riverside park, morning; Merrimacs vs Fifth Wards, Riverside park, morning.
 Catcher Harry Connolly will prob- ably join the Hartford teamI of the Connecticut state league within q week or two. Manager Tom Reilly, former l ly of Jersey City and Merid@n, has | Sdlu0u Illc pSfLuISSlOI OA LuS w SCSlC4 management to negotiate for tue ser
 vices of the player.
 Edward Carolan of Boston is An ap- plicant for the position of umpire i'll the Connecticut league and ma3agers ! will travel long ways before they l find a man more capable or better qualified to fill that position. Hd un- dcrstands the game from top to boEtoen and has already oficiated In some of the practice games with good sucdess. Report comes from Springfield that George Mulligan and Henebry are lgo- | ing to make good in the league Ahis
 season. They have started off well and each has been doing excellent
 work. Henebry will be one of the b&st
 infelders in the league if he can con- lneet with the ball, and as for Mulli- gan there are few first basemen that
 can give him any handicaps. The Connecticut league teams are having considerable trouble with barnE stormers. New Haven was to play yesl l terday with Ilion of the New Yorkd state league, but word was receivedl l that theateanfs only catcher broke hisl finger. Mana ger Canavan sent word [ that he would furnish catcher and
 then he had a message that two of the | players had ggne to Philadelphia and 1 the game was ofe. The Knickerbocker
 A. c. team of New York would not play at Meriden Thursday because the 1 attendance was not up to what they l thought it should be-.