Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
BASE BALL TfD.BlTs.
Holyoke here Monday. When is it going to stop.

when IS It going to stop. Now listen to the anvil chorus. Final municipal game next month. What chance of McGraw leaving l the Giants.
 Two wins in Hartford this afternoon will help out.
 City league games at Matrices farm tomorrow.
 Teddy Larkin was spectator at Hari1pden park yesterday. Wallace will remember that lam. basting of yesterday for a long time. Thirty-six runs in three games. That's pumping the horsehide for some.
 Swander and Farey's absence
 makes a big difference in the playing of the Prodigals.
 Voorhees, pitched three innings last Tuesday. The doctors say he is run down from over work. Five hits and s5 bill in five times at bat was the combination Bill Yale worked yesterday. Charlie Clancy is in the Northern league, after try in the Eastern and Connecticut this season. Saturday-New Haven at Bridge. port; Waterbury at Hartford; two games, Springfield at Holyoke; Nor wich at New Haven.
 Great excitement in the east end to. morrow morning. the Algonquin team faces the Nassaus whicn promises to be the ball game of the day.
 Harry O'Hagan said Wallace came from the Washington Americans. It vas the first time Springfield people knew that Harry was a Joker.
 When we start to win again we will never stop. If Waterbury did not lose q game now and then the race would be very uninteresting. Sure thing.
 Wallace had his chance and his friends will probably now feel satis- he'd that the lad is not yet fast enough for state league company.
 The net seems to be drawing closer about Fred Crolius, as he Is getting a taste of the feeling that comes to managers whose players he enticed.
 Talk about throwing bouquets at yourself. If Bill Feet isn't the past master in claiming all the honors for New Haven then there never was such an office.
 If Eddie Swander remains ont of the game very long the handicap will be severe one. Waterbury has hard enough luck with dissensions with out losing players by injuries.
 Cooney Rice, the Cornell player, is gradually showing improvement as Waterbury second basen1an. His base running in said to be all the onions.-Bridgeport Farmer.
 With the fast base ball that New London is playing the fans in that city ought to feel ashamed If they do not come out and give the team good encouragement. The players deserve whole lot of credit.
 The games in the City league to- morrow will be as follows. Pastimes and North Ends at i2:30; St Jos ephs and Washington Hills in the second contest. and the Merrimacs against the Brooklyns at o'clock.
 No let up in quality of the Water. bury Hersld's three great baseball pages tomorrow. Some pictures of Waterbury amateurs among the mass of interesting stun Don't miss Rurr Knott. Scores of all games every where.
 Connie Mack has asked for waivers on Andy CoakIey. The old Huit Cross man has not been doing veil this year and Is said to bs booked for the minors now as Cooms, the Colby import. looks good to the astute Mack.
 No team in this league can lsy claim to the pennant as the race stands to-day. There will he some bitter fights for that first position be- fore this season is over and it be- hooves every manager to prepare for q close struggle
 Sell Arthur Nichols to Hartford, Well. ve' guess not. If Manager Dutant uanted to commit base bsIl suicide he might dispose Of Nichols. There are some players could be sold. however. unless they change their tactics. but not -old reliable e
 Keensn. vhs vas e great favor ite here has given us the sip says the Rutland Evening Nevs Its a pretty safe bet that the younrxter called Drake by the Springfield fans would answer to Keenzn in private -r- rr- s- --sz .- r- .N- -s-