Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
THE SPORTING NEWS.

SPORTS FOR
 THE FOURTH Manager Thompson Has Prepared the Full List Many Notable Athletes Coming to Waterbury. One of the features of the Fourth of July in the line of sports will be the ball game played in the morning be- tween a picked team from the City league which will be known as the All Waterbury team and a team from Meriden. The latter team is one of the best amateur teams in the state and has defeated such teams in Meriden as the Dublins, the T. A. B. team and the Wallinsforl and Yalesville teams. This game will be warmly contested and the following list of players will take part for Waterbury: Gaffney, Kelly, Thomp- son, Cr0nan, Lallier, Legge, Shaw, Ehugrue, Noonan and Henebry. This will make nucleus for a team that will mako any team in the state step some and the game will be played on tie Riverside grounds right after the parade Following Is a full list of sports of the day:
 100 YARDS DASH.
 1-F. E. O'Keefe, Y. M. T. A. B., Wailingford, Ct.
 w. s. Fulton, Waterbury, Conn. 8-J. F. O'Connell, Co B. 1st lnfan- try, 70. N. G.
 11-James W. Fleming. T. A. B., Wallingford, Ct.
 13-G. B. Gilbert, John Hopkins Uni versity.
 14-E. A. Hall, Tuxedo A. c. 17-Fred c. Flynn, Thomaston, Ct. 8-Jas J. Carr, Thomaston, Ct. 19-B. A. Mcdonald, Thomaston, Ct. 22-Emanuel Palmer, St Joseps's A. A., Stamford, Ct.
 24J. V. Mulligan, Georgetown University. 25-Andrew La Croix, St Joseph's A. A.. Stamford, Ct.
 2e-Jos F. Buckley. Waterbury High School.
 3o-Edward Clark, Waterbury High School.
 s1-Jos Guilfoile, Waterbury High School.
 SS-A de Lguon, Waterbury High School.
 34-Henry Littejohn, Waterbury, Ct.
 35-Thos Sheridan, Tuxedo "A. c. 36-Edw Sheridan, Tuxedo A. c. S8-G. c. Heater, Waterbury High School.
 42-Herbert A. Taylor, '. M. c. A., Waterbury, Ct.
 4s-Harry T. Junger, St Joseph's A. A., Stamford, Ct.
 49-J. A. Bowen. St Joseph's A. A., Stamford. Ct.
 5o-J. c. Hart, St Joseph's A. A. Stamford, Ct. 52-W. Kenyon. Waterbury. High school. 53-william c. Spain, Waterbury High school.
 56-Patrick J. Began, Y. M. c. A., Waterbury, Ct.
 b7-Charles Warner, Y. NJ. c. A., Waterbury, Ct.
 59-Archibald Lewis. Waterbury, Ct.
 6O-Charles A. seitz, Georgetown University.
 e9-T. c. Madden, Brooklyn Athle, tic club.
 72-John o'Donnell, Naugatuck High school.
 75-william A. French, Naugatuck High school.
 7s-B. Burke, Y. M. T. A. B., Wall. ingford. ford.
 1S-John Madden, Thomaston, Ct. SO-J. H. Fleming, Y. NJ. T. A. B., Wallingford.
 si-William Devine, Waterbury High school. h f 22O YARDS DASH. f IF. E. O'Keefe. Y. NJ. T. A. B. Wallingford, Ct. wallingford. Ct.
 aJ. J. Fleming, Y. NJ. T. A. B. Wallingford, Ct.
 Il-J. w. Fleming, Y. M. T. A. B. wallingford, Ct
 14-E. A. Hall. Tuxedo A. c.
 17-Fred c. Flynn, Thomaston, Ct 1S-James J. Carr. Thoma&on, Ct l9-B. A. Mcdonald. Thomaston. Ct 21-J. H. English, St Joseph's A. A. Stamford. Ct. ooIEmanuel Palmer. St Joseph's A A. Stamford, Ct.
 24-J. V. Mulligan. Georgetown Uni versity. 3IThomas Sheridan, Tuxedo A. C 36-Edward Sheridan, Tuxedo A. c 30-William HI. Ennis. St Joseph's A A., Stamford. Ct.
 4O-B. Emmett Daily, St Joseph's A A., Stamford. Ct
 46EFrank J. Ennis, St Joseph's A A. Stamford. Ct.
 47-Charles Milburn, St Joseph's A A, Stamford, Ct
 8-Hany T. Junger. St Joseph's A A.. Stamford. Ct
 4e-J. A. Bowen, St Joseph's A A. Stamford. Ct.
 D-J. c. Hart. St Joseph's A. A Stamford. Ct-
 H-E. Fitzgerald. Waterbury Higl ochool.
 U-George Guilfoile. waterbur! Hieh school