Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
BASEBALL NOTES.
Hartford tomorrow.

Sweet revenge was that for Sam.
 Save us from any more such in- nings as that. ..
 Even "Cooney" Rice couldn't save the day when he batted for Voorhees, in the ninth.
 That double play in the ninth in- ming, after O'Hagan had rapped out double bagger, was a heart breaker for sure.
 Pat billiard hits at the ball we'll and after he gets acclimated we ex- pect to see some great doings from this player.
 New London has a dream in O'Rourke in the short field. He is as quick as a cat and as accurate as they make them.
 Hartford has won every game play ed with the Prodigals. Will we break the 7hoodoo tomorrow? Farley ought to just about take her measure.
 McCabe was it yesterday when called on for any work. Four put outs, one of them a peach and three hits out of four times at bat is going some.
 What an awful dent Cy Voorhees, does make when he falls out of those balloons. He sent the cold shivers down the backs of more than one fan yesterday.
 Did you see Arthur Nichols cover that infield yesterday? Guess none Of the youngsters in this league have anything on this boy. He certainly did cover territory.
 On circus day the Hamilton park baseball team will play the Water- bury Blue Stocking baseball team at State League park for $25. Game is to be called at 10:30.
 We want that game from Hartford tomorrow and we want it badly. It will never do to allow Hartford to continue her boast of having a clean slate against the Prodigals.
 Lefty" Rogers will do well to get into the game as quickly as possible. There are some reports that Rogers wants to join the New London team and that Sam Kennedy has made an offer for him.
 "Cooney" Rice was in uniform and took part in the practice. but he did not play, as his long trip on the cars had tired him out. He will be in the game from now on, however, and will be heard from.
 Baker. McAndrews. Thackara, I ain't you ashamed of yourselves. Of course you are. and if you had not haa,, lotnu u,rh co1H u,ort v~~.ysaVo ly we might give you the third de- gree. Harry took it himself some years ago.
 Secretary O'Rourke says that Hart ford should be punished for playing Tom Crook when he was under the option of the Holyoke team. He claims that Hartford was warned not to play him. but took no notice of the 
 The New Britain High school base ball team played the team from the High school yesterday afternoon in New Britain and lost the game. the score being { to in favor of the visitors. The batteries were Lawrence and Vessel for New Britain and Davis and Gildersleeve Tor Middletown.
 This is the greeting that Reisling gets from the Lancaster paper upon 1 his first appearance with that club: .Reisling's coaching of Downey was | he rankest article in that line ever seeeu here; yet the public had good | reason to wonder what business he | lad on the third base line while two | ,r three other men who know some hing were standing around doing | 1othfnE"
 Chic Hartley has been suspended | Or three days and fined SIS for as- isuItfng Red Owens in a recent game It Lancaster. Here's fine chance for Tom Dowd to bring back a man who an play ball and whose proper place s with the Holyoke team The York cam has protested the game on the round that Owens did not attempt Q retsliste- Red vas benched and fork lost
 The Lancaster Intelligence thus isposes of Dave Altizer: By his con- uct here. and especially his treat ueut of the officials of the Lancaster Tub. he has shown himself not only Q be . bze ingrste. but q man vko Ias 70 regard for his word or any