Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-11
BASE BALL TTD-BITs.

New Haven tomorrow.
 Was Captain Hayward afraid?
 No outlaw team Tor O'Hagan.
 No double header will be played.
 Bridgeport was lucky dog yester- day.
 Tad Quinn was in great shape to trim Bridgeport.
 When will we have chance to see Eddie Curley officiate.
 Holyoke gave the pill to Hartford yesterday and 1t wasn't sugar coated either.
 Young McNamara of Ansonia may be given chance in the Saturday game with New London.
 That game at camp between Com pany NJ. of Torrington and G. of this city should prove dandy.
 There will be only one game to- morrow when New Haven comes here. The New Haven management decided that they would not play double header
 Harry Davis is the "champeen'' home run hitter. He has clouted for the circuit ten times. In fact he has made more four baggers, having twenty three of them.
 Pretty near time for Manager Daily of Hartford to take a trip for new players. Holyoke doesn't propose to stay at the foot much longer judging from yesterdays work.
 There will be but one game in the City Amateur league on Sunday and that will be played at 1:30. The Brooklyns and the St Josephs will be the competing teams.
 Take care there New Haven or you will be busted out of the list of pos sible pennant winners. You had better win today for we will trim you sure tomorrow when you visit our city.
 Kane, the left-handed pitcher of the Savannah club. tried by the Philadel- phias this season. has record of six consecutive games in which only one run was scored by the opposing teams.
 Lachance did something yesterday which he has seldom been seen to do this season. Drop straight thrown ball. It was swift however and came from McCloskey at short range Providence Bulletin.
 Two teams from Curran's journey cd to the State league grounds yester- day afternoon and in an interesting game. interesting for the players on- ly. Harry Bannon's tossers trimmed Mark Lydon's by the score of 17 to 13. Norwich. although second in the race Is in bad shape financially. If sufficient money cannot he raised this week to tide over affairs. the manage ment are thinking seriously of turning the franchise over to the directors of the league.
 If the rain will kindly hold on Chase will probaly reach the century mark In hits this week. He has ninety eight of them 10 his credit. Ease hits are more than coronets," unused Childe Harold yesterday. ''and safety swats than Norman blood"
 If the Norwich team was in Hart ford. Springfield or Holyoke. the the grounds to see them play. Why not make the transfer. if Norwich Is not going 10 support such corking team as she has at present.
 The fans will get plenty of action for their money tomorrow afternoon on state league park when the New. Haven team comes here. These two teams always put up great battle. There is not so much difference in the number of victories each has taken from the other.
 Fred Crolius. like thief In the night. is scouting around the various minor leagues seeking first base man. He has been warned by the owners of the Lancaster team to get ont of the losing rut or on comes his official head and Freddy Is working hard to save his job.
 1T yom want to see real live base bell enthusiasm get around to the Democrat office evenings when the scores of all the games in the eoun- try are heinz bulletined. Nothing Ike it was ever witnessed in the city since the days when Roger Connor was playing with New York.
 Some proprietor of baseball bulle- tin board with greater enthusiasm than knowledge of the game. asked over the phone yesterday for the score of the Spuds- Pirates game in Pitts burg. He was told it was nothing to nothing in seven innines.- cant you give It to me hy inningsf~ was the anxious response.-Chieago Tribune.
 The sChampeens- cf the Democrat wouh Ike to arrange another game with the -Onoe Vases" Of the Ameri- csn. so the writer was informed this morning. He does not know the merits of either team hut will het Harry Gross a fricasseei boot against Eddie curley-s chances of living through the season as an umpire that the Cham peens- are the real thing
 The Democrat leads and the others fellow. For instance. early in the seq son the Democrat selected a lot of names ta chrfsten the Waterbury team. among them being the Prodi- gals and the Authors- The former vas esnsen as the most approprisfe and uzs @ adoptei- The latter name was taken frun fhe Democrat Est bv .n esteemed contemporary and is still being used- Evidently even q confen- pprnry kDors q god thing when H nrra "A onH Ehru vnu = n In fhs