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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
THE DIAMOND.
GREAT ARE
 INDEPENDENTS
Many Teams Throughout the State are Putting up Good Ball - Waterbury Beaten-Other Games.

Willimantic, June 12.-The Willi- mantle baseball team won a game on the home grounds Saturday, defeat ing nine from Waterbury to !. The visitors were first at the bat and filled the bases with the first three men up. but they only landed two. From then on the game kept the crowd in- terested. In the fifth the visitors were tied; the locals got all dhe bases GOV cred and then there was procession until four had been landed and the locals had secured a lead which the visitors were able to tie in the sixth
 The locals batted Burns out of the box in the fifth and Carmody. who took his place. was touched for four hits and two runs. The weak spot in the local team was at second. She paum didn't seem to be able to con meet with the ball and it will prob ably be his last game, at least. with strong teams.
 The crowd was not large. but the prospects of a game with the Roches- ters to-day probably drew from the at tendance. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
SUNDAY BALL GAMES. EASTERN I.EAGEE.

Newark. \. l.. June 11.--Umpire Conway. who officiated at the game be tween the Newarks and Torontos yes. terday, was escorted to the railroad sta tion by the police after the game and hurried out of town to escape the angry crowd that had witnessed h.f work at tine game. When he was put on the train he was warned by the.police that he would not be permitted en the New, ark grounds again. The Newarks lost the game to 3 and the crowd thought the umpire's decisions were very much against the home team.
 At Providence-Providence s, Ro' chester 6.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
..SCHLITZ'S.. Famous Milwaukee Beer. Bottled for homo trade, COG per Dozen at sehlitz's Gale. l3O South Main St. Telephone 1928.
 G. F. TAYLOR. Prop.

February. He successiyely reduced the record for a mile. Operated by Proctor Smith. the boat went mile h 2:4 Is with the wind. and on the run back. against the wind, made the dis' tance in 2:05 4-5.
 Every year the baseball season claims few victims who have broken limbs by sliding to bases. and this will continue until the players learn how to dive for . bag.
 Some professional players safely slide ten feet and reach their base without any damage. but others fail because they do not understand how to slide. In the parlance of the 1eld, they Init the ground. too near the bag to which they are destined. Tho player who has learned his lesson by hard experience. will start to % d0wp into the slide from IS to 20 feet from his objective point. He will take . step or two on the crouch or jump tha, lands him on the ground. the body anu 2I thr08 aA SSAAsS A<<k~ o88 the momentum takes him the rest e the way. say from three to four feet
 Al . matter of fact, an actual sii6e. that is. the distance covered e . e. suit of momentum. never exceeds fouP or five feet The young player vfll frequently 90 direct to the bas. while the more experienced player will twist his body to one side. % that the lease amount of surface shall be exposed to the guardian of the base he is tryiag to reach.
 Mrs. Edward 0rimth has 6stvsa around . track in an automobile at . faster rate than any woman iu the world. Several days aso. vhea thers were fev moto.sr,s present at MosTlD Park. New York. Mrs. criath in her zc-horsepower car covered ths niIe in l:2A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
.,.us.,s ~o-.. In r.,., Runaway.

STANFORD. Conn. June l2-Mrs. Abble F. Lawton. aged si.ty. a promi- nent resident of Strawberry Hill. q fashionable part of the city. died from injuries received in a runaway scci- dent here. Mrs. Lawton was driving with her sister. Miss Lavton. and her neT.hew. George l.. Swan. when their horses took fright at two passing su- tonotiles and boItesi. overturning the carriage. Mrs. Lawton suffered a le- sion of the brain. Her sister was quite severely hurt. but will recover. Mfr. Swans fnjurieS were slight
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
Waterbury,

Two-base hits. John Nichols: base on balls. by Burns 4: hit by pitched hall. Mulligan: sacrifice hits. O'Rourke, Shepaum. Robinson: left on bases. Willimantic s, Waterbury ,; double plays. Smith to Burgess: stoieff bases, Sullivan ?. Curran. Shepaum. Ar. Nichols. Burns: first base on errors. Willimantic 3. Waterbury 4: struck out. by Robinson s. by Burns l. by Carmody 1: wild pitch. Burns: passed ball. Dwyer: time. 1:45; umpire. Col lins; attendance. JOO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
BEATEN AT PLAINyILIE

Batteries-MattisOn and Benne Curtiss and philbin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.
ON THE LINKS.
Waterbury Badly Beaten by the
 pr;dooport Toam

Waterbury Badly Beaten by the
 Bridgeport Team. The Brooklyn golf club of Bridge. port trimmed the Waterbury golf team badly in a game at the West End links ly the score of F to 3. The match was four ball foursome. The Waterbury players did not appear to be even in their ordinary good shape while the visitors played in excellent form. The score:
 WATERBURY. F. K. Bull and H. s. White. o. W. r. Bryan and G. l.. White. 3. F. J. Brown and $. F. Williams. Jr.. s. P. Williams and A. M. Dickinson, o.
 <C..E. Meigs and !. P. Kellogg, o. Total. 3.
 BROOKYAwy. W. E. Wheeler and s. D. Downes. 6 A. C. Wheeler and W. J. Nichols. c. k. R. Hard. 3.
 H. D. Beach andE. W. Poole. 3. Dr Ellis and W. M. Richardson. 5. Total, F.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
WATERBURY.
cHsvaoLsrs NEW RECORD.
Vraach Chauffeur Makes Mile n
 a 1-6 Seconds.

o1 1-b SecOnds.
 NEW YORK. June 12-Louls Chev- i,olet. who has suddenly come to take his place among the best automobile racers in the world. lowered the worlds track record for mile for the second time within a month at the Morris park track His new time is now g Is seconds. beating his own mile track record of g 4-5 seconds. made on the same track on May 20. Chevrolet drove the same machine that be used nt that time. the ninety horse power Italian fat car. which has since been purchased by Major C. ]. s. Miller. It is the car that was owned last year by William Wallace of Bos- ton and which the latter drove in the Vanderbilt road race on Long Island
 Chs Trolet is a French chauffeur who has been in this country for several years. but he never took up track rac- ing until this season
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12

In a game that was full of hard hit ting the Plainville baseball nine add cd another victory to their string by defeating the team from the United States Envelope works at Hartford, at Woodford's grounds, Plainville, Saturday. Both Ahearn and Lagan. the visitors pitchers were hit hard and often. while Hoffman of Torring- ton. who was in the box for the home nine. pitched strong game and re- ceived such support that the Envelope nine only secured three runs, while the locals got IS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
BASE BALL.
GOOD AND
 BAD PLAYING
North Ends Defeat Brook. lyns-Pastimes Win from nerrimacs-Hill's Picnic With the St Joseph's.

There were two interesting games of base ball at the Riverside grounds yes terday afternoon but the one from which much was expected proved to be A fizzle The first game between the North Ends and the Brooklyns result ed in a defeat of last years champions by the score of to 4. The BroOklyns played a miserable game while the North Ends played star base ball and deserved the victory. The score:
 RH.E. North Ends. 0 o 0 0 o 2 6 0 0-S $ 0 Brooklyns. OOO.0 0 0 4 00 0- [ : Batteries-Schweibel and Mcdonald; Hickey and McMahOn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
New York shut Out.

CHICAGO. June 12 Reulbach's great pitching. his own clever fielding. with almost perfect support and three fast double plays. shut the New York Nationals out Only one of the visitors reached third. a mixup on signals leav- ing second uncovered on Mertes' steal. O'NeiPs throw going to center field. Chicagos base running and timely hit ting scored their four runs. Score: Chicago. 4; New York, o.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12

have been retired, gave the Meriden T. A. B. society team a victory over Southington at the Sand Hill grounds in Southington Saturday afternoon. The score:
 R.H.E. Meriden... 10000 O0OO O5-6 3 Southington 0 0 2 0 OO % 0 2- 10 I Batteries-Davis. Flynn anu Luck ley; Welch and Leeney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
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LIBERTY. Mo June I2-A jury found Mrs. Agnes Myers of Kansas City guilty Ih the frst degree Of mur- des Of her husband. Clarence Myers- Death is the penalty. Frank Hoffman her psrzmour. snd Mrs- Myers killed Nyer. so that the murteress might be free to marry Hoffman Hottnan is under sentence of death
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12

water resesssrily resarcs the bosts Eore tka. coes the sppositios sHordsd by the s6r so the cnrs. The susoboats ofe e3saA-
 u1n- -Ioohiss crsfSs bzflx ealy 1sr suss1- VI ooui1 Droksvs cra0- t1s Caz- DeuURT. 6eDDns1ofe1 fhnx n b tho 1n1smk ssas1unk In Amwfenn uunws c ppuns y e G1Du1n9 unGD c - - e n11D nr1roE Dl1. nu1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
BROKE THE STRING.

The Park City baseball nine of Meri- den with string of fourteen straight victories received hard jolt at For estyille Saturday when the F. 4. C. team defeated them II to 3. The score was tied up to the sixth inning when heavy batting and loose fielding swell cd the F. A. C. score. The batteries for F. X. C.. Riley and Hickey; Park City. Guinor and Bosthwell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
HILLS WON EASILY.

The Washington Hills and the St .Josephs played the four o'clock game and it proved to be farce after the second inning scoring twice and in the third banged the ball all over the lot. Four pitchers were tried in this inning. First came Snyder and why he was re- moved was a mystery for his support was really to blame for the little flight he took. Then came yo,fhg fellow from the side lines who was sent back after he had twirled few balls. Next came Johnny Kelly himself and he re- tired from the slab in short order and Tom Byrnes finished the inning. The Hills scored thirteen times in this one inning and then lay back on their oars and smiled at the easy victory The ecore: &s Hn
 Ef z R.HE. Wash H O2 B 10O12 '-l9 l5 St Josephs o 0 0 % ? O. , Batteries-Carmody and Dwyer; Snyder, unknown. Kelly, Byrnes and Slayin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
R.H.l,.
WON IN ELEVENTH.

In an eleven inning game at Bridge port the home team lost to Holycke. ( to 4. vickers was in great form and famed thirteen. Hayes umpired and much fault was found with his work. The attendance was l.Jyo. The score:
 RH.E. Holyoke. 01O01002-6 10 { Bridgeport. 1010002o00o- II o Batteries-vickers and Rementer; Murphy and Beaumont
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12

leisure cla<s par ticalarly along the coast Of Florida The speed which crafts attain is ci recfly ooupsnbis to that reached by the au-ouooi5e rae ing machines oz lad neboats are considerably light CT. but the resist
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
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NEW YORK. June l2.-In a four niIe match race on the cinder track of the Irish-Americsn Athletic club at Celtic park Long Island Ciy. John ]. Joyce of the local club. who holds the ten mile indoor and five mile outdoor running championships of America de fesfed Thomas Hynes. champion cross country runner of Ireland.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
FOR pArR,ck's LIrG.
Ex-senaser HnI Fighting ss esvo
 Convte1el Lawyer.

Ex-senaser HnI FfGhsisg ss esvo
 Cosvtesea Lawyer.
 ALBANY. \. Y.. June i2.-Formes Senator David B. HiIl will present an application to the court of sppeals on a motion for, . reargument cf tbs appeal of Albert T. Patrick and vin ask for q date on which the motisa fse . reargument shall be argued
 Haste must be taken in the natteR. ss the court will scon adjourn unt11 next October. Senator Hill declined e make any statement except to say thet he was preparing the pspeS ss bs served on the application for . resrgs- ment and that he believed that tbefs was a number of quesfiees in the csas which required fursbef ezplasatiss tD the court
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
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MANCHESTER. coa1- June IF - James Nurphy. sg~d eleven. died here os burns received vhile usine kero- s~ne so start . tre in the Kitchen stove. He lived fosrte>n hosrs sfser the accf- dent. meet of the time being coascso1s s,c h te-T5hl< sgeay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
sI IND BRISTOL LOST.

The Csosolidated baseball club or Bristol Vas defeated in well playei game by the Naugatuck Firemen's club i'm inc latter town Saturday afternoon. Like the game at Bethel the week De fore. 1t took the local team twelve ih- nings to down the men managed ps s'e' RHE Rr;s,oI oeo3o00000o0-5 : I Saugatuck OoooO05O00O1-6 10 J
 Ratteries-McKay and Mchean' Kirk. ID. Sweeney and Foley. Attend ance 50.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
HOSPITAL TEAM WON.

The strong Connecticut Hospital team had no difficulty in defeating the Middletown athletics on the hospital grounds in Middletown Saturday after noon by score of 10 to l. Over JOO patients from the hospital attended the game. Cole and Smedick was the bat tery for the hospital and Maher and Agnew for the athletics.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
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NO HIT BUT WON

In. hard fought contest Of ten in- ns,~. inc strong American Silver team of FeresrriIle was defeated hy the "A n u nine of New Britain af that plzce ssturdAf afternoon hy score oi to A Wilson. for The siiyernieil- n<n tlle locals at his mercy snd shut tnen c-.. -rs,scr,. hf.. besides strfkfnx out ,-.Ixe men but his free passes to fr-t .,sssa hy vfld thrcwfng and costly eI -o-. eo.hie,f the A C. H. nine fs esp sur. ,h~ contest The ssv-e-
 AoH fezeoooeeI-4 oI Arp f1ver Q o1 oe o-5 lo
 Rafferses-Hosr srd DsIey. Wnso1 snd F1<ne-
 mufDEx BEAT sOUTHINGroN
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
pAsTIMEs BEAT MERRIMAcs.

The Merrimacs put up stiff game against the .Pastimes yesterday after noon in the three o'clock game but luck was against them and the Pastimes won out. The score:
 RH.E. Pastimes. lO1O100 3 6 Merrimacs Fl 900 0 o o 0-1 Batteries-Donahue and Spellman; Hayes and Welcb.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
CONN LEAGrE SATURDAY.

Twenty-two hundred men, including 150 from Hartford. and 500 women at tended the baseball game in Springfield Saturday and saw Hartford defeated. 2 to 1. The score:
 R.H.E. Springfield. co 10000 o-2 I 0 Hartford. 0 O0O00 1 Q 0-1 9 2 Luby and O'connor: Foxen and Dor an.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
WATERyILLE BEATEN.

Nearly 800 people in Litchfield saw baseball game there between the home team and one from Waterville. The score:
 RH.E Litchfieh. 0O140 70 s-6 10 1 Waterville. <. 0 0 o Q Q 0 Q 0-1 14 6 Batteries-TrrImbull and Meraghan; Barker and McMahon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

OTHER COLLEGE GAMES. At WorceSter-Holy Cross 12, Brown l. At Washington Georgetown 10, Virginia :.
 At Exeter-Andover 6, Exeter I. At Schenectady-Union II. Rutgers i.
 At Hanover-Dartmouth 3, Colum- bia 2.
 At Williamstown-Will 6, Trim. ity 5.
 At Bethlehem-Lehigh 12. Albright 1.
 At iddletown-Wesleyan 4, Am herst 3. n3 innings)
 At Easton-Lafayette 9. Ingersolls l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
NEW HAVEN WON

At New Haven the home team de feated the Meriden. s to [. Connolly scored the winning run in the ninth after two were out. Cooley umpired and the attendance was yD. The score:
 RHE. New Haven 2 1 0012 2 1 0 i-s l4 Meriden. Ol O3 03 00o o-I II Batteries-Sherwood and Connolly; O'Gara and Thackera.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
Cincinnati Defeated. |.

CINCINNATI. O., June l2.-Thei Na- tional league game was played in the mud here, a heavy rain falling until after 3 o'clock. Pettinger pitched a strong game for Philadelphia. Score. Philadelphia. G; Cincinnati, l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
HARVARD THE WINNER.

Harvard Saturday. for the second time this season. defeated the Uniyer- sity of Pennsylvania baseball team on Soldiers field, the score being to ,. The game was full of errors and in al- most every inning cratic base run ming and fielding were in evidence. The score:
 R. H. E. Harvard. Oil 2O2 - s 2 L. of P... 0 1 0 3 % G-5 9 2 Batteries Coburn and Stephenson; Crimean and Hare.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
"a. A.ers~sn ys~k.y w.,.

PARIS. June 12-The Grand Prix of t4o.ooo ras won easily af LonEchsmp by Michel Ephrussfs FInsseeur with Nash Turner. the Amerfcsn icckey. up. The betting wss to 2 oa FInssseur.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
st. Louis, c, BrookIyn. {

ST. LOUIS. June l2.-The St. Louis Nationals defeated Brooklyn with n base on balls. single. two doubles and a triple by Burke. Score: St Louis. G; Brooklyn. 4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
rr.. Ks.s ue.esss-s ossrs.

BERLIN. Jsse 11-Df- Ros>n- min iuser es>rs frva G4Esny so Norsccs- hns rp<urr>d here frs0 kA cronessaa1 nsna5sa e AbywiAia He speaks in s4us sf esuneu1a<hsa sf tne svng c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
SPORTS AND
 ATHLETICS
Probably the most unique figure that has ever donned a baseball uniform is

George E q " ar q Waddell, of the Philadelphia Ath. letics. He Is bet, CT known as "Rube, and his name is a byword in the mouth oi every youngster in the land. He has been called cratic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
ssrsy-s.sr D.y. r.<sss>ssss.

NEW YORK. June fz-It h ssv sfxfy-four days since little Chartes O. nepi. con of Joeeph Csnepi- . fsakess coutrscscr. became unconscsoU- an1 la the nine lag weeks of vnie1ng en1 hsping his mother has se<a elosQ = change fn hfm- nbe case. eoo Gf - hessn. is gvvins ss be C uDuuuD usdicnl fnferesf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
RH-E
Iosr FIRST GAME.

The Putnam C. A. (. team lost me first game of the season on saturaay afternoon at Putnam. the Woonsoeker RI team doing the trick In ths ninth. the visitors tied the score ana won the game ou Marions wild thro" '' 'i'e R-H.E- vo.on..eke, Q 100000 s| : 3 p,,,n.m. % 200 o-S
 parreries-Bruwn and Mieietfe: Mag nan and Shaw. Br0nfhers-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
COLLEGE GAMES SATURDAY.

The Yale nine defeated Princeton at Princeton, \. J., Saturday. 3 to 2. Jackson, who was knocked out of the box in the game week ago, when the score was IS to in favor of Prince ton. held his own Saturday. The score: :.
 R. H. E. Yale. . 10 OO0O oO-3 3 1 Princeton. c 0 % % O-2 4 3 Batteries-Jackson and Chapin; By ram and Cooney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
nr-p,Ixs MERE BEATEN.

Brilliant work on the part of the RockviIles and dopey plays by the Dub. fins characterized the ball game at RockviIle Saturday afternoon Van AImkirk made star catch Of the game. pulling a long hit 10 right with one hand. The score: poetvfIle 2I250 '-lo Dublius o0o02 200o e "
 Ra,terieS-CaIlahan and Gebbaru' Maraney and Maraney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
prs.~.ss. ss cee sI..sssss.

PRINCETON. N T. June 12-Ihe hein of Nn- Nary q wInthrppHs e. 1nse lave nnaIly cooe ts an asreenenf oV vh5cA Prtnceesn nbee,sg5csI seoi- nory wfn rpeeive els34ooL IAis nsre 0no Asu11u fnp prlnrut en1vwuGue ee mra ulr1n m = muu1 oe - ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

NEW ENULAN1 LEAUUE. At Manchester-Nanchester 4, Ma shua 0.
 At Fall River-Fall River Il, Hayer- hill 1.
 At Lowell-LOwell 6, Concord ?. At New Bedford-Lynn 9, New Bed ford 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
NORWICH TEAM WON.

Tn Norwich The home team won from New London. to 3. Hickman umpir- cd and the attendance was go. The score:
 RHE. Norwich. .... q 2 1 o Q '5 Q ! New I.ondono 2 O00o 0o-3 II . Batferies-Bonno and Lattimer: Me I.auxhlin and Armbr1ster.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
vs~s csusus DwossuA

fAxoTHn yOe n-n1Du111 - b9s 0ewo0 e AuDk1nD soD U1uo sss as MomUn en1 uuD0uu0 VI Cmu1 MA c uBu10 0u1D13 uLD anno fepruDpuon1 uuuuD1 - ulD hno oun Gnu10ncc UlD e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
FIRST BRISTOL LOST.

The Bristol independent baseball nine went to Torrington on saturday afternoon and lost the game with the club of that town principally through errors in the sixth inning. Bates Tor the Bristols put up fine game, as did also Lyman of the Torringtons. Tom my Lawlor of Waterbury played center field for Bristol and he is credited with one hit and 3 putouts. He evidently was m to his old tricks too for he was but twice by the pitcher and got ava! with it. The score:
 Bristol. 100 IO01 0-3 G , Torriugton. 000 0 0'3 o o+ 2 l
 Ratteries-Bates and Downton: Ly- man and Brimble. Attendance JOo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
TAFT ENDS SEASON.

Watertown. June 12.-The Taft team journeyed to Simsbury Satur- day and defeated the Westminster school students by score of If to 3 Taft played 9 good game and made only three errors, while their oppon- ents' errors numbered eleven. The game closed successful baseball season at Taft school and the success and victory was celebrated Saturday evening on the arrival of the home team, when fireworks. school yelIs and speeches were much in evidence. The score
 R. H. E.. Taft. ... 0 031 5 5 0 O-14 16 3 West'tr.. % 1001 0-3 III Batteries-Mattison and Benner; Curtiss and Philbin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
"gAt 7fvolsryiitoi66-Iiv.orytoon' I'd. East

At IVOrytUH-INUrytUH U' Edst Hampton 2.
 At Deep River-Deep River 12, Mid. dletown Y. NJ. C. A. ,.
 At Cbester-Chester F. New Brit ain T. A. B. l.
 At Saybrook-Saybrook 15. St Johns. New Haven, 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
rHIs WEEKS SCHEDULE.

Monday-New London at Bridge port. Hartford at New Haven. Nor wich at iIolyoke. Springfield at Meri- den.
 Tuesday-Hartford at Bridgeport. Holyoke at New London, Norwich at Springfield. New London al Meriden.
 wednesday-Bidgeport at Spring field. Meriden at Hartford. Holyoke at Norwich. New Haven at New Lon don
 Thursday-Meriden at Bridgeport. Springfield at Hartford. New Haven at Norwich. Holyoke at New London.
 Friday-Norwich at Bridgeport. Hartford at New Haven. New Lon don at Holyoke. Springfield at Meri- den.
 Saturday-Norwich at New Haven. Meriden at Holyoke. New London at Springfield. Bridgeport at Hartford
 The New York Americans have used two or more pitchers to game more times this season than they have play e-I games in which one pitcher went through the entire contest Sixteen times one pitcher went through the whole game. while there has been a change in the box in twenty games
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
IlHE
CONN LEAGUE STANDING.
SATURDAY BALL GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGrE.

At Pittsburg-New York a fItts- burg q.
 At PhIladeIphIs-Philadelphss :. st Louis |
 At ChiczEo-ChicazD [. Boston O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
AuEnIcAN LEAGrE

At New Yo-k-xev Ycrk 2. s, Loui. .
 At washfnrssa-chic.eo & wash iaxron 4
 Al Po~fun-Ba~fan q CIeVessni 1 At PhffsdelPhia-Philzieiphiz it Defroit S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
ESSEX TEAM BEATEN.

The St Andrews club of Middletown had little difficulty in defeating the Es- sex team on Pike's field. Middletown, Saturday afternoon by score of 10 to 4.
 R.H.E. St Andrews 1 OOOO6 s-lO F ? Essex .....O3 3O1O00 0-4 S4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
rasIERN IEAGrE

Al Prov1e.ce-Prevsae.c- n. Re chester s
 At Balfinor~-BslfiDs<e 4 2cafrezl