Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-03
BRISTOL WAs BEATEN.

Bristol, Sept 3.-The Bristols were clearly outclassed yesterday. Not only did O'Gara outpitch Coughlin, but all the members of the visiting team outplayed the locals at every point O'Gara held the Bristols down to six hits and these were scattered through six innings and there was no time when there was any danger of their scoring. The visitors hit safely in several innings and a home run hit and two two-baggers helped out their score. Plank was the lucky man who put the ball over the fence. While they were hitting the ball when 1t was necessary they were put ting up the very best kind of a>fleld- ing game when they were out there and O'Gara got gilt edged support. There was only one error and this was not costly as Cross caught the next batter and all he had to do was to put the ball on the man who was play ing off second and was within reach ing distance of him when he caught the ball. The score:
 R.H.E. Manchester oO1o I % IA 9 1 Bristol 70 0 0 0 0 o o 0 O--0 6 2
 Batteries -O'Gara and Sullivan; Coughlin and Farrell.
 The Ponies will play double-head- will make a great fight for the pen nant.
 Hoiyoke's first division aspirations are being badly trampled upon. New London showed Hartford into sixth place yesterday.
 The Chicago Nationals have drafted Roy Clark of Bridgeport. They could not do better for Clark is an all round' fast player
 Jim O'Rourke has lost Red Waller again. Can it be that Jim got him just to pitch that one game against Springfield on Monday?
 Dan O'Neil paid his ponies off yes terday and they all had a gold piece in their envelopes. Not even gold is too good for, Dams team.
 Dan Murphy of the Athletics isn't doing thing but hitting the ball. Up to yesterday he made Il hits in IT times at bat. That's batting some.
 Joe Conor and Altizer made sensa- tional catches yesterday. Both play CTS were heartily applauded, for the fans in New Haven are more fair minded than in many of the cities on the circuit.
 By tonight it may be possible for the followers of the Connecticut league to pick a winner. By break ing even in the four games against New Haven and Bridgeport the Po- nies will carry the heat of the fight into the closing week
 The Gold Americans and the River sides were to have played game this morning, but after two innings 1 had been played and the gold chaps had begun to do some scoring the Riversides decided to quit and the umpire gave the game to the golden ones by the score of to 0. l For their rowdy kicking in Gin | cinnati last Wednesday McGann has been suspended indefinitely and Dah- | len suspended until September 6. | President Hermann may enter for | nal complaint against Bowerman for punching a spectator, in which case according to a Cincinnati dispatch, | there will be trial of Bowerman. Nothing is said about the spectators who heaped verbal abuse on the York players.
 Waterville will have a corking good game up there on Monday. As 1t I will be Labor day the game will be l played in the morning and Nuagatuck will be the opposing team. The game will be called at 10:30 and will be worth going far to> see. In the after noon the same teams will clash in l Naugatuck. It is expected that | Naugatuck will send several hundred people to cheer for their team in the morning and Waterville will do the | iaa ftA of oOl~z