Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-08
BASE BALL NOTES.

Manager McGraw of the world S
 ampions yesterday made.a deal with
 De Toledo club of the American asso-
 ation whereby Catcher Bill Clarke
 i'll go to that club as manager.
 The athletic council of Fordham uni
 frsity announced yesterday the base
 ill coach for the coming season. lie
 Peter Callan, well known in base
 all circles in the east and south.
 Manager McGraw received word
 om George Browne yesterday that he
 leaving Los Angeles and will stop
 Hot Springs. where he will spend ,veral days before joining the team. Scnln, Gilbert, Dahlen and McGann
 i'll start for Hot Springs next week.
 Cage practice for the Columbia base Fill team begins today in the gym asium. Coach Lander and Captain
 A. Tilt. post graduate, have issued
 call for candidates. It is likely that bout seventy-five men will report i. be first week of practice, because i.. Prest in base ball at Columbia this 'ason is very keen.
 Eugene Wright, one of the three laEt pitchers of the Cleveland team i three years ago, is now working as
 day lahorer in brickysrd near Ak pn. 0. Wright will have a specialist Naminc his arm, which is in bad bape. When he draws back his boulder the bones click loud enough he heard. His pitching days are robably over. Wright was an in and uter at Cleveland two years ago. He
 as traded 10 St Louis in 1905 for css in the Mound City.
 At Worcester Policeman Patrick ]. |iurphy was suspended from duty Dy Thief of Police Stone on charge or ne- klect of duty. Murphy was found in be Hotel Stanwix in company w1th ne of tlge inmates. Murphy has been member of the force II years. and |efore joining was catcher on the kew York National league team, be- |g of the famous Titcomb and Mus- |hy battery. He has played with a Worcester team in Brockton and was |lsf secu nefc III tS5t. Cty Clerk Anson. better known to baseball fans the world over as Cap Ind "ole Anse." is going back into
 . baseball business as a side issue
 th his other various duties. and tue |miDG season will have a crack team
 contend with the other semi-prv-
 ssional mines around Chicago. AnsoR
 s leased five acres of ground on yHfh Park avenue. directly south of c White fir. and there will estab- |h his team. to Dc known as the
 hite Citys.
 Heine Batch's signed contract for bother season of play has bern re lived by the Brooklyn management.
 lmmel signeI some time ago. Lewis.
 rIniyre and PsstoriuS are three oth- whose contracts arc now on file. | Says thr Fall River News: Denny Phay or New Bedford vas In the cfty .nI had considerable to say regarding fs- outlook for baseball in New Bei- .rsi fo- next spason. It would appear laf FreI Doc's chances for managing baseball team in New Bedford next sas0n gre vcry slim. shay stated that lp fo date tbere had bcea 10 settls- acut between himself and poe in re- .ari tO tho leasing of the New Bed ,ir-I hzIl grounds. an'l that Doe had ,sf little ci,sncs or securing any other 1 tiiiaise grounds in that eiu.-
 A IOrk. Ia. dispatch to q rhiIadel |a5a paper thus notes the signing of ! Toiyokefs first bssenan- Jack Beg T. vho played first bssr on the York am rOr fbe last two seasons has xr,p-i e0u.Tnet with fhe HOlyOke. | rnSs. tenn tS PIay in the CcuBscficut l rh-ae fn Iass The rra~ya for Rag ,ss leaving fs that Manager Heckert | ss xxnei StaFre ttr former BaStoa | .kfo1zl Iszeue player. wbo iS czEzhBe I playif.g any position en the hsld ' t<ieyrs uoEk at tfrne< vzs t,riIlisnt--