Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-15


 beginning. The score: RH.E. Jersey City l 0 % 4 1 o 1-7 Il 8 Rochesttr ..2 O-3 % 0 1 o O-6 10 5 BatteriesMcCann and Dillon; Beck CT and Steelman.
 At Newark.
 Newark, N. J., Sept 15.-Newark's S inability to connect with BurcheIl's curves was the cause of Baltimore's victory yesterday. Both teams fielded splendidly. The score: R.H.E. Batteries Pardee and Thomas; Burchell and Ahearn.
 At Buffalo.
 Buffalo, N. Y, Sept 14.--BuffaYo won yesterdays game by a large margin. Grey did fairly well in all but the third inning, when he was hit six times, hit one batter and walked another. Hardy pitched his second game for Buffalo and held the visitors to five hits. The score: v4... R.HE. Buffalo Ii ? 6 1O1, I 0 *-12 13 } Montreal O o 900 1-3 5 ? Batteries-Hardy and Gibson; Grey and Brennon.
 At Toronto. Toronto, Sept 15.-Toronto made strong finish in yesterdays game, win ming out in the ninth on a base on balls, Massey's double, Fuller's single and long fly. Providence punched hits on Mills in the third inning. kuhn's fielding at short was the feat ure. Twice he robbed Providence of runs by clever work. The score:
 RH.E. Toronto % i 0 o OOO 0 3-3 z 0 Providence % 0 ? o 0 % o O-2 6 o Batteries-Mills and Fuller; Viau and Duggan.
 Michael Finn, center fielder of the New London baseball nine, forfeited bond of $15 when his case was call ed yesterday morning in the Bridge port city court. He was arrested Sat urday afternoon for using abusive lan- guage to Manager O'Rourke while the game was in progress at Newfield park
 E T will play the champion Bostons but seven games for the championship not eleven, as we had first considered" ," said Barney Dreyfus T have told the owners of the Boston team Of my decision and they can do as they please play or not. I have thought it all out. Eleven games would take us two weeks, and the public would become tired. We can we'll decide supremacy in seven games"
 It seems that Hartford and Norwich are the only teams which didn't make money this year. New London about closed even, as did Meriden, while New a116 RTi1 J was expected. Springfield. despite Roger Connor's vail. earned several hundred, and it is rumored that the franchise has been sold for $2,5OO to Dan O'Neil of Ho1yoke. Holyoke made about $6000.--Norwich Bulletin.
 The report that the Boston players world probably refuse to play post season games with Pittsburg unless paid extra has brought forth the fol lowing from President Henry Killilea of the Boston American club: There will be no trouble on that score. The players will be treated we'll by myself" and I am certain MT Dreyfuss will do likewise" It is understood that the basis will be to divide the receipts equally between owners and players.
 So Roger Connor got S10,OO0 from Dan O'Neil for his Springfield bunch There did not seem to be any hay on Dan as he sat on the players bench Saturday logged out in his white vest being so modest that he refused to come up and get his bouquet of flow CTS. One of his players had to present them to him. Dan could buy the whole Connecticut league for the amount of money he is said to have paid for the ngfelds.-Meride Record
 There are four men in the Boston American league team in the 300 class Dougherty slumped last weeI'. while Parent fattened his average. Tom Hughes and Collins have been doing some fine stick work Freeman increased his total bases by some good slugging last week. Laehance con tinues to put up the real article of ball at first base, and Ferris is not letting up any at second. Parent is playing his old time game at short. Collins is