Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-03
BASEBALL NOTES.

AuOlHGT IWlTleT dfTlN6u ueTB seS terday and was seen at the grounds
 He is Farley, from Montreal, and i: said to be good. Clay, the former Meriden out fielder, is playing with York of the Tri-State league, though he was pur-
 chased by the Boston Americans from Louisville.
 Dave Altizer is continuing to hit the ball savagely for Lancaster, h. cidehtally, the Lancaster team is
 towering in strength over anything
 in the Tri-State league.
 Bagley's fielding around first base continues to be one of the prettiest things about Holyoke's play.
 Lachance is getting all kinds of throws with the greatest of ease on the first sack. His work is marked improvement over the playing of Bert Conn.
 Manager Lajoie has received let ter from Billy Lush in which the Yale baseball coach and the famous New Haven chicken fancier asks if he shall report to Cleveland on July when his contract with Yale ex- pires.
 If Weddige, Peterson and Yeager, who played in the outlaw league last season, can dance around in New England once more without mur- mur. some people say why this nut tering about Klobedanz.--New Bed- ford Standard.
 Pat Dougherty has jumped the New York Americans. He was prom sled an increase in salary if he play ed good ball this season, but had be- gun by doing. as a rule. worse work than last year. It is thought he has headed for the Tri-State league.
 Norwich was certainly glad when the game was called in the sixth in- ming. It was getting hers good and hard. If Waterbury had tried. the score would have been about skatie- eight eleven.
 O'Hagan, even though he is tri- fie bald in front, plays a fine fielding game and If he makes good at the bat, will be a valuable addition to the infield.
 That infield of Waterbury certain ly looks to be the candy and the gen. eral opinion is that there is head light on the track for the other teams.
 If Holyoke is skidooed to-day. Du- rant and his men bid goodbye to last place.
 Norwich had to have some excuse. 20 the players laid the blame on the feld. saying that the pebbles inter tered with their work.
 McAndrews was there with the goods yesterday. In fact all the ls. ,als played a fast fielding game.
 Now for the Shop league. Water ,ury will have an abundance of base ,all this summer.
 The baseball grounds were broken nto on Tuesday night and the little tore near the grandstand received visit from the light fingered fel- ows. \ large amount of cigars and few other things were taken. but | 10 money was nabbed. Signs were ,osted yesterday by Manager Durant ] ,feTing $50 reward for the arrest md conviction of any person endeav- ring to break into or destroying the 1 all grounds. They're starting rath- r early out there
 George Lachance accepted twelve hances yesterday without an error nd he got one hit. George Is ceT- ainly playing the game and so far ver laps the work of Bert Conn of ass year that all the fans are saying hat the Grays have lost nothing by 'oun's jump to the OutIaws.-Proyi- enee Tribune
 The Niagara baseball team will nish their hard trip this week and m their return home will receive fr ovation. It ~as certainly hard | chedule for the boys to tackle and l the circumstances they | ave put up a good article of ball