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oxE-ARuEp BALL PLAYER.

Probably the strangest expert ball player in the country is young George Ely of Los Angeles Cal. who lost his right arm when he was 12 years old He is a star pitcher and an almost in fallible outfielder: but more than tkese
 he is marvellous performer at the bat
 Fly went into the game with ter rible handicap. as may be imazined. but he was determined to train him
 self to play better with one hand and a left hand. toos- than anyone eise in his own city could with twe-and he has succeeded While be is still ori,
 . boy. and is pitching for his high school team. % fast is he deveiopins g
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
FITZ TO HART.

Attired in his nice, new red wig se- .ured in Paris, Bob Fitzsimmons is gon to get back into the ring,
 With his wig on Bob expects to frighten some of the modern heavy weight claimants for the Jeffries title Into thiuking ne is young again, and while they are wondering what they are up against, the ianky one expects to step in and land the blow invented iii Carson City some years ago.
 Just at present representative or Alec Greggains is flirting with Ruby Robert to induce him to sign an agree ment to fight Marvin Hart before the Greggains club in Frisco The man who halls from Boston has had sev- eral heart to heart talks with Bob, and expects to get the red ones sig nature to an agreement within the next few days.
 Fitz refused to discuss the matter yesterday further than to say that he had been approached with offers to fight Hart. Hart, by the way, has not vet been seen at all, and has bound himself to give his next fight to Root. on another tour in the great Ameri- can drama, "A Game of Love-" and rebearsals start next week. The ad- vertising that he would secure from talk of match with Hart would Tn no way hurt the receipts at the box offices of the theaters he will play.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
THE SPORTING NEWS.
WRESTLING.
ANOTHER HERCULES
 AFTER THE RUSSIAN

Charley Cochran, who came over from London last winter with Hacken. schmidt, the wrestler writes that his man Is in great shape now. When he left New York Hack was a bit unde: the weather.
 Jacob Koch. the German wrestler, who during the past few weeks has repeatedly thrown down the gauntlet to Hackenschmidt without receiving reply, has been in London for the pur. pose of trying to get bout with the champion. Koch is 34 years of age Is a magnificent specimen of physical development and does not appear to have an ounce of superfuous flesh. His measurements are as follows: Height, 5 feet 10 inches; weight, 24O pounds; chest expanded, B inches; waist, 40 inches; thighs, 9 inches; calves, IT inches; biceps expanded, IS inches.
 Koch's manager says that while iL Paris the wrestler, in addition to d prize of $2,O0O, received medal from the municipality and diamond belt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
PooIroom |. Called whIte Hosss.

SARATOGA. \. l.. Aug. 3. One phase of gambling not hitherto known in Saratoga this season was inaugu- rated when a pccIroom waS opened for taking bets on the races outside of the local track. The place received appar- ently good patronage from the out set, and it was crowded while the races were on. The pooiroon Is located in the White House. long notorious as a gambling resort.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
HOLYOKE WAS BEATEN.

Holyoke Aug 3.-Out for the biggest fish in the Connecticut league puddle, the New London Whalers yesterday made the catch of their careers, land ing the leaders high up on the shlngle and sailing away with the victory what are the wild waves saying, sweetheart?' queried the girl in the pink parasoi. Eleven to three 7 sighed her swain, with sorrowful look at the score board. And twas even so: Holyoke had suffered one of its most overwhelming defeats of the season, and the record is nod reduced to "only" 22 victories out of the last 9 games. The score:
 RH.E. N. London Oooso4 O-11 b Holyoke Il 0 OO2 ? 000O- 3 9 5 Batteries and Bird; Bannon, Davis, McCabe and Schincel; umpire, Hickey; attendance, SPA.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
GEppEs BACKED HUTCHINSON.
"Hr, Jacobs and John l. Hutchinson
 Ruu a Foot Race.

n fVpt As"~N'
 An amusing foot race took place De- tween County Treasurer Hiram Ja- cobs of New Haven and John l.. hutchinson. former internal revenue collector. Mir Hutchinson droppeu Ill to see Mir Jacobs at his office Tuesuay morning. They got to joking eaca other about age and its int1rmities. Mir Jacobs is % and Mir Hutchinson as Mir Hutchinson offered to run Ja- cobs a foot race. Mir Jacobs agreed |, Mir Hutchinson proposed run arouhd inc green. MT Jacobs said the course was too long. and 1t was agreed to run srpm Church street 10 Center church. County Commissioner Walter went along as second for Jacobs and Cot opel Geides acted in a like capacity for Hutchinson. A considerable crowd gathered around the contestants a; inc start and a few side bets were made Henry C. O'Suiiivan acted as official starter. The men toed the marx with confidence. O'Suilivan aaid "go'' and away they went The mon we're neck and neck for thirty yards. but as the liberty pole was reached Jacobs forged ahead There was quite a gap between the two men, when of sudden Hutchinson dropped some papers out of his pocket. ills almost superhuman efforts had tounced them out. Hutchinson stop ned to pick up his papers and so lost the race. Jacobs kept up his pace m. iii he reached the church. having GOV. cred the distance in fifteen seconds unofficial time As Mr Jacobs return ed ot the starting point he was loudly cheered by the oniookers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
sprinr Mnae n Record.

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. Aug. 3.-Three well backed second choices. one favor ite and a 6 to chance comprised the winners at the races al Narragsnsett park. In the fourth race, a one mile handicap. Spring the top weight of the field. beat the track record for the dis tance al the local meeting by two and three-fifth seconds. the present time being 1;s9 2-5. Ed Ball. the favorite. pushed Spring for the greater part of the distance. but the latter held his field safe at all stages.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03

and so widespread has become the knowledge of his prowess, that he has been approached by the Pacific coast league with the request that he enter the ranks of the western professional stars.
 Ely shines particularly as pitcher In this role the stocky little fellow has not lost a game to any amateur team of the state throughout the winter just passed-for winter you must know is just as good base ball season in Cali fornia as any other time of year. In pitching he is especially adroit in de- livering effective benders
 When not playing in the box the one armed wonder is still more spectacular in the outfield where he has not made an error during the season. It is mar vicious to see him trap the falling ball between his empty. sleeve his breast and his left hand No drive is too hard for him to tackle and hold
 YOUNG EAGLES VICTORIOUS. The Young Eagles were victorious in the games they played this year. They had mighty strong steam and played good games. The lineup is as follows: Eddie Connolly, c: Charles Dillon, p; Thomas Dunigan, 1b; Charles Earth, 2b: Joseph Sharp, 3b; Walter Budd, ss; William Earth. if; George Carroll of; Thomas Begley, If. They have won the following games: From the Spencer X Pierponts, IS to g: the Dublin Streets, 10 to IS; the | Liberty Boys, IA to 19; the Slashers. 9 to 0; the Swamp Roads, 10 to 2; the | Golden Stars (ten innings), to (; the Sluggers, 9 to i; the Spencer X Pier ponts, 16 to 26; the East Ends. 9 to 8; | Terrible Nine, to 4 Blue Bells. 10 to | 15; the Sunshines. 6 to 1S All chal- lenges received at AT East Main. F.. | Connolly, or 40S East Main, c. Dillon. They would like to challenge the Null cahys to game
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
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NEW HAVEN TRIMMED.

Bridgeport Aug 3.-The visitors were defeated here yesterday by the score of , to 1. The inability of the New Ravens to hit White Bridgeport's re- cent acquisition was the cause of their defeat. Giblin. who covered left gar den for the visitors. dislocated his right shoulder in sliding for the home plate, Kelly taking his place. Cor coran was hit rather freely, being touched up for ten hits. The score:
 RH.E. Bridgeport o 3OO2 '-5 10 ? New Haven 0 o 001 900 pol , 2 Batteries-White and Beaumont; Corcoran and Bunyan; umpire, Horn ung; attendance, 1O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
w.sa .,r.a., Killed Two.

MILwAJKEE. Wis. Aug 3.-Twe inmates of the house of correction ars dead and four others are dangerously III in that institution from drinking wood alcohol said to have been ob- taInei at south side resorts some days aso before the victims were sentenced to the vorkhouse
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
MRS DAILY TO BON.

Mrs Tommy Daiy, wife of Tommy Daily. the erstwhile Brooklyn feather weight boxer. has invaded the boxing game and is open to forfeit SoO 10 any female boxer whom she fails to outpoint in three rounds. She maue her first appearance as female pox- or at a river resort near Baltimore, where Tommy was open to meet all corners last week. As there was no female opponent to put on the mitts with her. her better half posed as her sparring partner. Mrs Daily was attired in a short dress of navy blue and white sweater, She showed some cleverness with her hands both in the scientific and rugged points or the game, and she handed her better if) half few wallops that caused his face to assume an expression of wait till get you home.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03

NARRAGANSEIT PIEK. K. T., Aug- 3.-The New Haven Freebooters play cd all around the Rumford team In the second pslo game at the Point Judith Country club. The Rumfords had the advantage of one goal in the handicap. and the team was re-enforced by P. F. Collier. who played an excellent game and scored both goals for his side Collier was struck in the eye just ss the match was closing. but was not badly injured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
BASE BALL QUARANTINE.

Vicksburg, Miss, Aug 3.-Because oi quarantine restrictions the Cotton States League of Base Ball Clubs has practically suspended. At the close of Sundays game with Meridian the local association disbanded the team. The closing of Baton Rouge and Greenville by quarantine made it impossible to play the schedule out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
Mlnnie Florence at Erie.

ERIE. Pa. Aug. 3.-Fourteen heats were required to decide the racing of the Lake Erie trottlng circuit. The race of the day was the 2:1S. class. in which Minnie Florence, the favorite. won after a hard struggle of seven heats.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


 At Pittsburg- New York .......1 0 0 0 Q 1 Q 0 l. 3 Pittsburg .......0 0 0 0 O. Hits-New York g; Pittsburg, [. Errors New York, O; Pittsburg, ?. Batteries Mathewson and Bowerman; Phillippi and Pietz.
 At Cincinnati Brooklyn. o 3 1 0 ? 0 0 o 0 0 l. Cincinnati 0 ? 0 l 0 ? 0 0 0 2-8 Hits-Brooklyn. 16; Cincinnati, 15. Err rors-Brooklyn, B; Cincinnati, 2. Batter ies-McIntyre and Bergen; Ewing and Street.
 At St. Louis Philadelphia ......0 0 0 ? 0 1 1 o O-4 St. Louis ......... 2 0 o o Q 0 e 2 Hits-Philadelphia, S. St. Louis, A. Err rors-Philadelphia, O. St. Louis, ?. Bat teries-Pittinger and Dooin; Brown and Grady.
 At Chicago Chicago ,.. o 0, 0 0 o o 0 O 0 2- 3 Hits-Boston. g. Chicago g.. Errors Boston, o; Chicago, 3. Batteries-Young and Morau. RueIhach and King
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
NERIDEN TAKES TWO.

Merden. Aug 3.-Meriden took both games in the double header from Nor wich here yesterday. winning the first ? to o and, the second 6 to ,. The first game was pitchers battle between Karns and Mclean, in which karns had the best of the argument. allow ing Norwich but one single, Wade. the first man up. making this. In the sec ond game Foreman held Norwich until the eighth inning without giving them a hit. In the ninth Norwich had a bat ting rally and cames near winning out. Norwich went for fifteen consecutive innings without making safe hit. Both teams played good ball. The scores:
 First game: R-H.E. Meriden -. oOoOOo2 .-2 6 2 Norwich OO00 0O00 co 3
 Batteries-karns and Thackera: Me Lean and I.atimer.
 Second game: R.H-E- Meriden -. ooo2 2022o .-6 g 5 Norwich .. 900 10000 4-5 ] 3 Ratteries-Foreman and Thackera: Patch and Bridges.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
MAHER PUTS THREE OVER
American Jockey in Rare Form Ke~rs
 Up His Splendid Work

London Aug 3.-Three irsts and a pecond were ridden by the American bcckey. Danny Maher. in the first four aces at Gocdvooi yesterday.
 The races won included the Good- |rcd Plate in vhich Naber pilofet Lori Derby-s His Najesu. to victory
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
CONN LEAGUE STANDING.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE. At Des Noincs-Dcs Mcines S s. oux City A. At st Jceeph-Denver i. st Joseph l..
 At Omsba-wet grounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
n~.ry Fierce Wa. GIssses csssess.

BOSTON. Aug 3.-The commission in charge of the recent GIidden auto moeiIe endursnce contest from New York to Mount Washington snd return snnsunced last night that the trsp1y fer tbe event had been avar1e1 0 Henry Pierre e DuRAIa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
!. D. E. Jones wos semia.sL

BRISTOL K l. Aug 3-In the semifnaI round of the state champion shin tournament in singles l. n. E Jones handiIy defeated F. W. Dimond at the Bristol Young Mems Christian association .1uyt<
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
Springfield.

Three base hit, Flanagan; first base on balls, off Foxen 2; struck out, by Foxen 5, by Luby 3; passed ball, Con nolly; hit by pitched ball, Nagel; first base on errors, Springfield 2: stolen bases. Tansey and Fitzpatrick sacri- flee hits, Daly. Fitzpatrick, Crook; left on bases, Hartford s, cSprip StieId 6; umpire. Smink; time, 1:4o; atten- dance, 1,451.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore-Ba Baltimore 8, Mon treal 6. M , At Jersey Clty--First game, Jersey City 5, Buffalo 4; second game, Jersey City IS, Buffalo 4.
 At Newark-First game, Newark 4, Toronto I; second game, Newark ?, Toronto 1.
 At Providence-First game. Proyl- dence 3. Rochester 2; second game, Providence 13. Rochester (seven in nings. called to allow visitors to catch train.)
 HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE.
 At Newburgh-Hudson 8, New burgh 3.
 At Poughkeepsie-Poughkeepsie g.. Paterson 0.
 NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
 At Binghamton-Bingh 6, Sy- racuse 5.
 At Albany-Troy 4, Albany ?.
 At Wilkesbarre- Wilkesbarre G. Scranton 0.
 At Johnstown-A. J. X G. 6, Utica 2.
 NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. At Fall River-Fall River ?. Nash ua o.
 At Haverhill-Haverhill 3, Law renee 1. SOUTHERN TIER ASSOCIATION At Hornellsville- Hornellsville 5. Elmira ?. At Wellsville- Corning 3, Wells vile ?. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. At Montgomery Montgomery ?, Memphis o. At Birmingham Birmingham 9, New Orleans O.. At Atlanta-Atlanta 6, Shreveport l At Nashville-Nashville 5, Little Rock 4.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
 At Milwaukee ,, Louis vile 4.
 At Indianapolis Indianapolis 3, Kansas City 1.
 At Toledo-St Paul 14, Toledo 3.
 At Columbus-Minneapolis ?, Col umbus 1.
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