Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-25
BASE BALL TID-BITs.

Norwich is scheduled for here to- morrow.
 Holyoke is coming here on Satur- day and the fans know what that means.
 The Young Cadets beat the Young North Films this morning by the score of to 6.
 O'Brien. the former Dartmouth captain, has gone from Rochester to Binghamton of the New York State league.
 Few pitchers in the National league are doing better work than young Beebe, who was let loose by Chicago | to St Louis.
 The Boston Nationals have not man in the 300 class. Bates leads the team with .277 and Penney comes next after big gap. The captain is hitting for PAS.
 The Pennsylvania courts are to be asked to restrain Shortstop Altizer from playing ball. Manager Stahl has some men against whom such action is not necessary.--Washington Post.
 Jim O'Rourke says Al O'Dell show ed baseball ingratitude in deserting him,as he claims he met the figures the outlaw offered O'Dell and was ttold by the player thaa he would re- main loyal.
 Frank Burke continues to sting the bulb hard and cleanly and has bat ting average of .337. Fitzpatrick still remains in the select class with an average of 1903 for his times with New Haven.
 Larry Hesterfer, who has been one Iof the mainstays of the Newark pitching staff ever since the club has been in the Eastern league, was in- definitely suspended Monday by Man. lager Burnham.
 New Haven, touted by Bill Peet as the real article. is fast getting in the ''has been'' class. If "sticktoittive- mess" will help New Haven any, the Hens ought to win, for Bill still sticks with adhesive "stickittive- hess"
 When all our twirlers are in shape look out for us. With a quartet Icomposed of Treat, Farley, Rogers and Voorhees,, we ought to leave the lrest of this Connecticut league bunch behind us in that spurt for the pen lnant.
 It is good betting that Manager lDurant had to go down in his jeans for that trip to Norwich and New London. It is pretty tough to make a few dollars in your own town and blow in a few more with 1t to pay flor your expenses to Norwich. | President Pilliam has issued the following bulletin: My attention has been called to the fact that certain National league players are partici lpating in Sunday games with inde. lpendent clubs This is violation oi the rules laid down by the National Icommission and cannot be permitted If it comes to my knowledge that g player under contract to the Nation lal league violates this rule, will fine him $50 for each offence. Should the player participate in such games with the consent of the club owner an additional penalty will be imposed by a suspension of five days.
 Ennis Is out of the game pending decision on the questioh of whether he belongs to Lawrence or Spring field. The player tells Dan o'Neil that he accepted the Lawrence terms over the telephone after having ae- cepted those of Springfield. Ennis claiming that he supposed he
 wouldn't be wanted when he saw that Mir o'Neil had signed Johnnie
 Burns. He was told by the Spring field manager to do the right thing by Rockville. with which team he
 had been playing. and he went back there after agreeing to come to
 Springfield at the beginning of next week. Manager 0'Neil believes that
 under these circumstances Lawrence
 has no claim and he expects to re- ceive notification that he can play Ennis to-day.