Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-08
THE POLO PLAYERS.
Several of the Well Known Players
 Are BlackliSted

1 several of the Well Known Players
 Are Blacklisted.
 | Gayitt, CoggeshalI, Roberts, Fitz- gerald and Hipson have been declared 1 ineligible to ever again play with any American league team.
 Providence lost it's first overtime game Saturday and it's fourth game by one goal. The overtime games record number eight, and Portland lost two of these and Lowell three. Clinton has won three.
 Records to date: Bushes, Lewis 4O5, Da1y 391, Bone 342, Mercer 335, Curtis 16S, Turner 43 Craig 26, McGilvray 10, Cunningham 9, E. Devlin z, Hart 5, Hayes 3, Doherty ?. Campbell 2, Wodtke, Miller, Jean, 1 each; goals, Daly 149, Lewis 136 Pierce 129, Wod- ike 128, Bone 112, Mercer no, Hart 96, Campbell 93, Curtis S7, McGilvray 69, Farrell 56, Jean B, Miller 50, Cunning ham 46, Canavan 36, B. Devlin IS, Fur ner 15, Craig II, H. Devlin 10, Parsons 10, Wood ', Gardner 6, Lincoln 5, IIolderness 5, Hayes 4, Bartlett 3, Me Grath, Ramon, Mckay; percentage of goal stops, Cashman SS.S, Mallory SS.5, Heffernan S6.7, Tibbetts 85.2, Burgess $50, Ramon 83.6. Lations S2.3; goals won and lost, Worcester 3O3-255, Low ell, 286-242, Clinton 2S2-211, Chelsea 258-231, Providence 213-284. Lawrence 21O-311, Portland. 16O-178; fouls, Prov idence 26, Clinton 24, Lowell p, Wor- cester 20, Chelsea 16, Lawrence 13, Portland 12.
 Tom Cotter, manager of the Chelsea polo team. secured Curtis of the Law renee team to play first rush for Chel- sea, in place of Craig, who was put in Whipples place when the latter went wst several weeks ago.
 Clinton, Jan S.--Dan Daly, first rush of the Worcester polo team, ap- peared in the district court Tuesday before Judge c. c. Stone. to answer to a charge of assault upon Austin Garvey, IT years of age. He was found guilty and fined $1O. An ap- peal was taken and Thomas .Eustace of Clinton furnished $2OO sureties for his appearance in the superior court.
 Daly was charged with assaulting Garvey after the polo game which was played with the Clinton team on Christmas afternoon in this town. A crowd of boys hooted the Worcester players as they were leaving the rink, and it is alleged that one of them called Daily vile name and that he dashed into the crowd and struck one knocking him down and blackening his eye. Daily admits striking the Garvey boy, but says that the assault was provoked.
 The Worcester player was repre- sented by counsel and there were in attendance at court several members of the Worcester and Clinton teams, also Manager Kittredge of the WOr- cester team and a large crowd of polo enthusiasts The Worcester team will probably demand police protection when it comes here for a game next Friday evening.
 Manager Duffy, who is wintering in Boston, has given out the list of his Western league baseball team in Mill waukee and it includes John O'Neill, who caught for the Boston American leaguers two years ago. Duffy says that O'Neill is a native of Boston and very fast. He thinks he is another Billy Maloney. Tn addition to these he expects to get couple of good men from the American league clubs. Ad- kins, who was with Boston and Phila- delphia last season, coming to Milwau- kee to close the season with Duffy, is released to the New York American league team.
 The Holy Cross college athletic as- sociation has chosen James Ramon captain of the Toronto Eastern league team, as baseball coach for the coming season. Jimmie Ramon, familiarity known as grandpa" because of his silver gray hair, began his baseball career at Holy Cross college in the early '90s, where for three years he played at second base and as change pitcher. He then joined the Boston National league team and played in right garden. Last year he led To- ronto to victory in the chasA Nor the pennant. With the excellent material or hand, and the we'll known ability of Ramon, the baseball outlook this season at Nit St James is most promis- ing.