Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
Independents.

were unable to score in their half. The score:
 Independents
 A.B. R. B.H.PO. A. E. Lawlor. If .....6 2 3 0 1 Camp. of .....7 1 s4 70 4 Mulligan, 1b - 0 1 10 3 4 Smith. If ......7 o 3 1 O 2 McNellis. ss - o ? ' 0 Burgess, 2b ...6 ? O Henebry, 3b ...6 1 8 ? o Mcdonnell, ..6 f 4 10 o Quinn, .......6 0 1 9 } o Total .5S 10 20 *35 2l 13 Smith out. hit by batted ball.
 Coe Brass.
 A.B. R. Ell. 20. A. E. A. Brimble, If - 1 0 1 0 0 Thompson. 3b ..6 1 32 3 l Baldwin, 1b ....7 B ? l W Thompson,rf 0 1 l 0 0 Smedick. of ....I ? ? 1 0 Breton, ss .....6 0 ? 7 Carter. 2b .....6 1 ? 5 4 3 McMahOn, c ....4 ? II 2 Hoar, p ........5 6 0 Total .55 8 16 '35 g 9 .Camp out, running out line. Waterbury ...O1O1O42OOO 4-l2 Coe Brass ....12O4OO1O00 s Summary Two base hits, W. Thomp- son, Smedick. Henebry @. First -n balls. of Quinn. 1: off Hoar. 1. First on errors. Coe Brass 13: Waterbury, II. Sacrifice hits. McMahon t2,, Thompson Stolen bases. Coe Brass, G.: Waterbury. ;. Struck out. by Quinn, 5: by Hoar, g. Passed balls, McMa- hon, I; Mcdonnell Wild pitch, Quinn. Umpire. James McDermott.
 INDEPENDENTS NS WATERVILLE The Waterbury Independent team will play in Waterville Saturday after noon, the first of series of three games The Independents are playing good ball and. by defeating Torringtor Saturday, they won the series with that team. Tad" Quinn will pitch fo- the Independents.
 ANOTHER MORAN PITCHER. The Watertown base ball team de- feated Seymour Saturday afternoon in Seymour by a score of II to ,. Young Moran. brother of John Moran. the star pitcher of Niagara university, pitched for Watertown and did good work. .s--1 wATERvILLE WON THE GAME. The Tiger 4. C. team of New Ha- ven was in Waterville on Saturday and met with defeat. Tho hitting on both sides was equal, but the Water villes hit at opportune times. The score:
 R.HE. waterville 30 OOoO2 2O'-5 II r Tiger A. c. Q Q Q Q % 1 O O-2 II 2 NAUGATUCK WON GAME.
 The Torrington T. A. B. team played fin Naugatuck Saturday. and while the visitors made strong bid for the game in the early innings. Naugatuck forged ahead after the fourth inning and was never passed. The score:
 RH.E Naugatuck o 2 3 2o0.-9 1o ] Torrington I O 3 900 0-5 Batteries-Sweeney. Kirk and Foley Doyle and Halleran.
 THoMASTON WAS BEATEN.
 The Sacred Heart team of Bridge port went to ThomastOn on Saturday and trimmed the team of that place with ease. The score:
 R.H.E Sacred Heart ..0IO0Oo222-7 II 1 Thomaston ....O110O0000-2 s Batteries-Farrell and Callahan Roberts. Callahan and Mulligan.
 woODBURY BEAT LITCHFIELD. The game between WoOdbury ana Lifchfield Saturday was a fast and ex citing one and it took ten innings fo- Woodbury to be declared the victor The game was played in wOodbury The score:
 wooibury %. O00I0OO O21l- Lifchfield .... OOO2 q lOO1 O-l Batteries-Holmes and Hahn Trumbull and Morgan
 ROCKVILLE QUIT THE GAMEE- The game between the Rockville and Manchester teams at Rockville ter minated suddenly in the sixth innin. pn saturday when the Rockville man cement refused to continue the gam, with Coughlin umpirinz. His decis ions all through the game were mani fesfIy unfair. his judgment on balli and strikes being away OfT- The score Rockville .....- l % . =. yfancheSier .......... % 800 4--
 
 wOoNsOCKET WAS BEATEN. The wfIIimantic base bah team de feated a nine from WoOHsCcket- R. I. er wfIIimantic Saturday. 10 10 2 | was the best game on the iocal dia ruorf this season The score.
 wfEEmantfc .. 70 g 0 ! 00T .-1i Woous0rke4 ... . q Q q q 000e-
 PUTNAM WON GAME
 The Putnam C A C team defeztes he <f Johns Guid team from Worces fer. Mass. on Saturday. s- Putnam o s B4zuise vas knpcse1 cut If th' >ox in the second inning Nzgner irrhesf znothsr good game strisin. ruf fen mea- The score
 a 2 q q q q - "a John-s GuEld -2 01 0o10il-'
 BRISTOL AGAIN LOSES
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