Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-21
STANDING oF THE TEAMS.
hees. secured by the Holyoke manage

ment, is said to be the equal of the Rube.
 The New England league expects to have ten-club circuit, ,.adding Worces- ter and Lynn to the present circuit Frank J. Leonard is to be manager Of the Lynn club.
 The uniforms of the Bridgeport ball team are being steamed and pressed and new patches are put In where needed. This will be their fourth sea- son.-Hartford Courant.
 Jack Tighe wants to play again with the New Berfords this coming summer
 under Doe The latter 1t is said may place his old running mate on second
 base--Brockton Enterprise.
 Patsy Donovan wants his release from the St Louis nationals. He says the Robinsons have no right to reserve
 him, as they owe him $4,0OO in back salary. and he has made HI appeal for his release to Chairman Hermann of the national commission.
 Dougherty of the Boston Americans in the game at Macon the other day told Umpire McNeil that he might do "something to him. if he wasn't care full The latter told him to do it now,'' and pulled knife and walked towards the big fielder. Dougherty
 decided to do nothing.
 The new uniforms for the Holyoke
 baseball club have been ordered of the Victor company of Springfield, which 1 furnished the uniforms of last season.
 The new ones will be Yale grey, with black trimmings and black cap. There will be the letter H on the cap and Holyoke in three-inch letters across the breast of the shirt.
 The c. I. B. B. A. association met in the Hotel Garde, New Haven, Satur- day morning. The schools represented were Clinton, Norwich, New London New Britain, Meriden and New Ha- ven. Middletown and Bridgeport were not represented. It was voted to drop l Waterbury from the league, and admit l New Britain in it's place.
 The Philadelphia Inquirer of Friday 1 in dispatch from Spartansburg, $. C.,
 where the Philadelphia Americans are l limbering up for the league season, states that there is no second base man who has become faster than l Danny Murphy, and, barring the peer 1 less Lajoie. there is no more valuable | Lldll CUNCIlnS tAil pUSItiDh 1 to-day. On the form he is showing
 down here in practice. Murphy will have something on all the other men
 in his position, Larry alone barred" 1 Manager Hanlon of the Brooklyns
 will left this morning for Washington
 taking along Doyle. Cronin. McCor- mick. Batch. Jacklitsch. Ritter and | Lumley. The other members of the
 team will report to Hanlon either in l Washir eton or in Cor,,mbia, S. C., 1 where the Brooklvns will begin train 1 ing. After stay of two weeks at | Columbia. Hanlon's men will 60 to
 Rinhn1ond and other cities, including
 Washinpton and Baltimore, for exhi-
 bition games.
 ComisLev says the American League
 race will he long. hit+er s+rueole be- 1 tween Boston New York, PhiIadeInhia l Cleveland and Chico %. He declares
 +hat with George Dnvis back on his Chica 20 team the Windy City will
 again cut biz figure. Jimmy Gallo = l han. the manager of the taa7n. will | nlnv second hase this year. third base l i,aino cared far bv either Clark or 1 Dundon. Davis at sherts+nn w''l fi1I 2 ] hia hole in tho infiaid. wI'iIa with fiald- | ers .Tnnae Green and TToln,eS Comis- 1 kvv thinks his ontfiel5 will he as fast ! as +hav ,,,ate them Hn has q fine n.y. l rav of nitcbers and cafehars. and the
 whole tean is rapidly rounding into
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