Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-09
SEMI-PRoF GAMES.
Work of All the Independent Teams

1a in the State. | At Danbury Saturday afternoon, before crowd of about 2,O00, the | Waterbury Independent baseball team defeated the Danbury team, ' to 8. In the second inning of the game, Strat- ton. the twirler of the Danbury team. was taken out of the box and replaced by Ernie Wade, who is to join the Hartford team of the Connecticut lea que. The feature of the game was a one-handed catch by Roger Dawson, the Waterbury pitcher, in the eight inning. The score {: R.H.E. Waterbury, 9 50 10000 or 14 o Danbury. o 2 o l % 0-3 4
 Batteries-Dawson and Slavin: Stratton, Wade and Scully.
 The Waterville team defeated the Forestville team in a one-sided con test Saturday. Baker twiried seven in- nings and the visitors had only three hits off him. "Bill'' Thompson relieved Baker and did good work. Gagain of the Junioys, played two innings, but did not have chance 10 show his skill. The attendance was not large. The score:
 R.H.E. waterville. o04 2o21e9 lForestville. 0O1 0OO0 01135 ,
 Batteries Waterville. Baker, Thompson and McMahon and Dyson: Forestville. Whittey and Burns. Um- pire, Dyson.
 Fast battery work by Roy and Laird and pretty double play by Nuttall and Sandland did much Saturday for the South Waterbury team in win ming its fifth consecutive game, when it walloped the Mount Carmel nine on its own grounds to the tune of II to Q. The score:
 R.H.E. s w'b'y 0103 061 Ill 12 1 Mt C'mel o O 0 o 2 8 o3 1-9 6 5l
 Batterles-Laird and Roy; Harms and Phillips.
 The Naugatuck fire department team lost another game in Saturday afternoon. Their victorious opponents were the Thom- aston team. The score was [ to 5. The firemen played the poorest kind of a game. their costly and numerous CT TOTS giving Thomaston the game and the visitors didn't put up much of a game either. They made four errors. but they improved In rnefr playing as the game progressed. The score
 R.H.E. l Saugatuck 0I2 1oIIuo-s 6 10 l 1 2 o1Oo0L7 Al Batteries-Kirk and Sweeney; Cal l ahan and Norton.
 Those who had expected a glorious victory for the Bristol baseball club | when it met Manager Breckenridge's | men from Manchester were badly dis | appointed on Saturday afternoon at | Bristol There was the biggest crowd I if the season and it was the first 3D. I Dearance in Bristol of the new team. The final score was Manchester 10; Bristol 1.
 The New Hartford baseball nine de- 'eated the Th0maston Would Bes on ne l0oDa>IOn krou1u> Ou Saturudl T Afternoon by the score of IA to {. Ianders and Jones pitched for the Sew Hartforis while Dwyer of \ had seventeen hits slated against him Laundria. Jones and Nc | sovan were the battery for New and Dwyer and Dvyer were battery. East Hampton won close contest rom Saybrook at East Hampton Sat lrsisy. 3 to 2. The game was well 'layed by both sides and hotIy con ested throughout Both pitchers pitch d good ball The game vas fast. some f the innings not being over three minutes play.
 Beaten ty the has heens- vas the ry tbst was sent up by the wfIifn- nrir rorters when Umpire CurTsn zIIed the game in that cftv Setu<- ey sfternoo5 zf the end of the sev- nth inning kith the score to q xzin<t thef Rsckville<L Ii vzs tte |, r<t zane H fbe sez<o1 when fhe 011Imnrk \ rosten really eot excifrd.