Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17
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Michael Kane spent yesterday in Litch1eld.
 John Mitchell of engine house No 3 Is on nine days vacation. -Alex Swanson has resigned his position in Leary's barber shop.
 Miss Ella Mccarthy of Bank street spent yesterday in Torrington.
 William Devine has accepted a position in the office of the United Gas Co.
 Frank Ryan of South Leonard street and fireman in the Leaven- worth street engine house, is on a two days vacation.
 Captain Joseph Bagley of the Cadet Juniors wishes all candidates to be on hand this evening at the B. A. c. rooms for practice.
 -The route of the new carrier in this section will take in the follow ing streets: Porter, Washington avenue, Clark, Alder, Poplar avenue, Fourth and Fifth.
 -Yesterday on Corcoran's lots the Rosebuds defeated the Quakers by the score of 12 to 10. It was the final game of the season. There were good games played at Cor coran's this summer and much rival ry among the different teams of Brooklyn.
 At 8 meeting of the members of the Brooklyn Athletic club yesterday morning the following officers were elected: President, Luke Caring ton; vice-president. Anthony Car roll; recording secretary, James Welsh; financial secretary, John Blansfield; treasurer. Daniel McCar- thy; captain, Michael Madden. A committee of nine was appointed to make arrangements for the annual fair to be given in the club rooms during the month of October.
 There are several ways to get g crowd on edge and make 1t for a time imagine that 1t is little bit dfppy, but when everything is taken into consideration 1t takes a close ball game on which there Is bet g large amount of money to take the people up in the air. One can imag- inc the antics of the Brooklynites after the B. A. c. team had forged ahead of the Hills. who had com manding lead in the first two in nings. Although almost everyone al | the game was under the impression that the game was lost to the boys | across the bridge, Manager Madden was there still full of confidence and urged the players again and again What a rally they made in the last few innings! The first run they made looked small, but when two and still three came the Brooklyn rooters who were In the east side oi | the stand almost went crazy. I'm agine the frenzy of the fans when William Lallier made three baggei | in the eighth, sending three men | across the plate and putting his team | to the front. Such sight was never before witnessed at the grounds. IT Brooklyn to-day there is much talk as to the paying of bets. Some have already been paid, while others are | holding out to see If the umpire makes any decision. Technically all | bets stand. as the umpire, in the | opinion of the wise ones, once he lef, the diamond had nothing further tc do with the game or bets. There ii not likely to be any protest made oi | the game as there are no grounds | for such action. True, a number ol people say the game should have been called in the seventh inning but when 1t was not. why that's 2 different story. The game as 1t end ed was similar to games which take place every day In the week in the big leagues. The game was simply called because of darkness. and the score .reyerts back to the eighth inning. The Brooklyns win the game, and if they win the game 1t is only natural the, should take the money. It looki now as if the Brooklyns and Pastimei will have to play an extra game 1T order to decide the championship The Pastimes will undoubtedly de
 feat the Merrimacs next Sunday
 while the coming champs are like ly to take a fall out of the Nortf Ends. If such is the case the game
 might have to be played some da! during the week as the All-Water
 bury football team says that 1t has [ contract to take the field on the S0ti of September. The managers of thu City league claim that they will pla, | the final game if necessary on thu