Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
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The Waterbury Consoli-' dated Gets a Good Trim ming Results of Other Games.

4ses " nllG LHp USuaI number or games were played Saturday in the surround ing towns they were witnessed by smaller crowds than heretofore. Willi- mantle added to it's string of victories by defeating the Dublins of Meridell who have hard luck in the northern part of the state. Bristol added to it's chest measurement by winning from Waterbury. Pitcher Moriarty took his revenge on the Manchester nine by exhibiting an assortment of curves to Manager Farrar's men, the like of which they had never seen before. The Middletown nine defeated the Edgewoods at Crystal Lake park, while somewhere in the wilds of W1ndham county at Mechanicsville nine defeated nine from Worcester, Mass. The games follow:
 Waterbury Not It.
 The Consolidated team went to Bristol on Saturday and came back with a defeat that will keep them thinking for a while Hickey started in to do the pitching for the Consoli- dated team but in the fifth inning, af- ter being banged pretty severely. he was taken out and young Moran sub stituted He did well enough until the seventh, when he, too received summary punishment. The Consoli- dated boys failed to bat and tsis with the, good hitting of the home team, and errors by the Consolidated lDaete the defeat an overwhelming dne The score: EH.E. Bristol ...2 212oo 1 3 *-ii ii 3 Cons'dtd 1 ? I 0 o o 0 o O-A 5
 Batteries Coughlan and Farrell; Hickey Moran and Slayin.
 Dublfns Outplayed
 Willimantic, July 1S.-The Dublin baseball team of Meriden came to this tcisF Saturday and was defeated by the Nloca1 team by a score of 3 10 2 The game was, a good one although it could have been a little faster The local team scored three runs in the first inning and the visitors made their two runs in the third. The oth- CT innings were all shutouts and all though the attendance was only about 500 the fine plays, were given much applause The score: R.H.E. Willimantic 3 0 o 0 % 0 q O-3 z I DubIins 70 O 2 0 o 0 o o OL2 3 5
 Batteries Peloquin and Sullivan; Maroney and Harvey.
 Were Some Pumkins.
 Putnam, July 18.-Captain Water mans Mechanicsyille team scalped the Crystal A c. team of Worcester, Mass, Saturday afternoon on the Me chanicsyille diamond Mara pitched q good game, only two hits being made off his delivery, and one Of them was a scratch. Mara,s slow fielding in the seventh allowed the visitors their only run He struck out six men in succession. The score: Mech'sville o 2 O O 3 0 0 O *-5 6 3 Worcester. 70 0 o o 70 O I O O--1 2 A
 Batteries-Mara and Bailey; Herne and Callahan.
 Was All Moriarty.
 Rockville, July 1S.-In a fast, snap py game Saturday afternoon the Rockvilles trimmed the AIanchesters 5 to 2. It was a most exciting con test and one of. the best seen here this season. Hhe Rockvilles Ilayed their regular battery, Moriarty and ScaH1on, whise Manchester strength ened for the fray by having Plank of the Norwich nine ill the box and Con- nolly of Worcester to catch. Tho score. R.H E. Rockville ...1 0 o 6 400 0 *5 ' l Manchester GlOCs2 o O o O-3 6 /
 EatteIie eIies-Mcriarty and Scanlon; plarS and Connolly.
 Edgewoods Beaten.
 Middletown, July 1S.- -Middletown easily won from the sEdgewoods of New Haven on the Crystal Lake I,riyfng park grounds Saturday after noon by a score of 8 to 4. The score.
 NJ R.H.E. Middletown 1 1 l l o 1 ? l O-S z 4 Edgewoods 1 0 1 2 o 0 O 0 O-4 6 8. X Batteries Klett and Rainey; Me Kay and Beecher.
 Barker Was There.
 Wateryflle, July 18.--The Torring- ton T. A.. B.'s were defeated by the Waterville nine in this place Satur day afternoon by a score of 8 to ?. | Barker pitched great game for the l home team, allowing the visitors but three hits. The score. R.H,E. l Waterville Q Q ? o 1 4 O *-8 13 6 Torrington 0 0 0 0 O-2 6 I Batteries Barker and McMahon; Darneau and Mulligan.
 New Britain Won.
 The Moonlight Athletic club base ball team went to New Britain Sat urday and vert badly beaten by the 1 team in that city. There were sever al features in connection avith the game which did not make the journey any too pleasant. Catcher Hardy was running to third base in the fifth inning when in sliding under the third baseman, the ball struck him with full force in the eye. He was knocked unconscious and when taken l to a physician was told that he would lose the sight of the eye. When brought back to Waterbury he was 1 taken to the office, of Dr D. J. NIalon. ey and there he received the cheering I information that he would not lose l the sight of his eye, but that event Sually he would be all right. The Moonlights claimed that their clothes were touched while they were playing