Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-30

get inside and see the game and oD- tain a seat, he did not see any violation of the law in the management charg- ing for reserved seats" and he there fore discharged the men.
 Rube Vickers, with his usual liking for the lime light, wants to pitch both games for Holyol1e against Springfield this week. Springfield Republican.
 Orvllle Woodruffs sore arm is a permanent one and he fears he will not be able to make good with the Reds. He Is receiving special atten- ton from the trainer of the club.
 Shortstop Lewis, the former Cornell player, who had signed to play short stop for Baltimore, may be trans Nferred to Brooklyn for an intield posi- ton. He is said to be a star.
 Manager Buckenberger says he is more than satisfied with the condition of his players and the showing of his new men and prophecies a surprise for the Boston patrons of the team.
 Cooley Is leading the Boston Nation als at the bat with .333 per cent. Ten ney is tied for the same per cent, but as Cooley nas played in ten games to Tenney's nine contests, honors go to Cooley.
 Bob Durnbaugh received telegram from Dan Shannon, supervisor of the Connecticut league umpires, this morn ing, ordering him to report to-day at New London for umpire duty.-Hol- yoke Telegram.
 The members of the Cincinnati team have fad of buying diamonds now Nearly all the old members of tho team have diamond rings in their pos session and the youngsters are getting busy decorating their hands.
 "1,his matter of Red Owens is not merely my affair, but the leagues" says Dan O'Neil. If the Connecticut leagues protection isn't worth any thing the sooner We know it the bet ter. Republican.
 Every outfielder in the Cincinnati team to-day was once pitcher, three of them having worked out in the big league--Seymour, Donlin, Dolan-- while Odwell and Kerwin were minoc league twirlers of some note.
 It will not do to cry out, Bill, it's yours" when a ball is batted in the air by batsmen opposing the Cieve7 land team. There are five Fills" OH tho team, they being "Bill'' Bradley, Lush. Schwartz, Bernhard and 0'Rara.
 Manager Selee may reduce his team 10 sixteen members. embracing six pitchers, two catchers and the eight regulars. The fact that several of his twirlers can play infield and out field positions with credit makes util- ity men superduous.
 SoYa cao r,nraar 1hn l. Pitcher Joe Corbett will draw $S,O0o this year from the St Louis club. Los Angeles paid him $5,OOO last year. If the St Louis figures are correct he will be the highest salaried player i'll the whole baseball world.
 The Young Brass City team will play any team under 13 years of age. Their lineup is as follows: Martie Phalen, Fred Miller. Danny o'Connell, Thomas Conlon, Andy Carroll, John Daly, John Humphries, Burt OTIearn. Manager, Fred Miller; captain, Mar tie Phalen.
 Late Thursday night Manager Rlcn- ard R. Tracy announced that the terms offered by F. Frank Woodruff first base on the Norwich Independent NAAb l1i alG NOliAiA& CVuNOi haC bSCAa accepted. and Woodruff will report for duty May 9.
 The Paterson, N. T., Guardian, says: Prom inside information the Hart lords hava with them twirler named Thomas who is considsreu q second Cnristy ATatthewson, but wl.o refuses to go out in the big league just because his fond parents want him to efIdv n1aJiciuap
 The south this season will have three old-time ball players on the um- pire staff in Arlie Latham of Lynn Antonio Mullane of Chicago and Jack Woods of East Boston-a third base man. pitcher and an outfielder. La tham was considered a fine all round player and the funniest coacher in the business. Mullane was great pitch CT, while Woods was grand batsman Exchange.
 1 President Danaher announced last night through Manager Aufort that | New Haven had purchased the release ] of Phil Corcoran from Bridgeport, and l he will pitch for New Haven against I O'Rourke's combination in the Park city today. George Ramon will stay with the local team, the difficulty with | Newark and Bridgeport having been satisfactorily arranged. The grounds | at Savin Rock are not yet ready and l the rain of the last few days has great | NmI rxri1I