Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10

Rather peculiar schedule. Water bury plays New Haven three games this week, one in the Elm city on Friday and two here on Saturday.
 Who said that George Mulligan could keep out of the game? His old fondness for the Hills wouldn't per- nit him to remain away very long.
 The Algonquin team plays its first game of the season in Simonsville Sunday morning. All persons wish- ing games address Manager Michael Lawlor, South Elm street.
 Brother Bill is making an effort to get on some of the other teams in the league and he says if he does he will get good and square when he stacks up against the Prodigals.
 New Haven comes here for a double header on Saturday. the first one of the season. Waterbury goes to New Haven tomorrow, and the result of those three games ought to show something to the fans.
 A strong effort is being made to secure baseball grounds on the Hill. Wonder if they intend to play Sunday baseball there? Manager Durant was told not to secure grounds there with that intention.
 Too bad the heavens were moist yesterday. Johnnie Dawson was waiting to go out to get back what he lost on Tuesdays game. If Daw- son loses many more ten spots on the home team he says there will be something doing.
 The Massachusetts cities. Spring field and Holyoke, which were wont to look down on the Nutmeg villages as beneath their notice. had better sit up nights thinking of how to work the puzzle of where they are at in the present race.
 Woodford must have some friends on the Hartford papers. In one re- port of the game on Tuesday 1t stated that he umpired fine game. If he had umpired such game in any city with the exception of peaceful Water bury he would have to be carried home,
 Laughed at, snickered at, joked at, the butt of the ridicule of the league, New Haven is evening up all those scores by trailing the banners of those who abused her most, in the l dust. It is good betting that the master hand of Conny Danaher is still holding the tiller in that ship. ! The Democrat never takes back seat when it comes to dis seminating sporting news. Bull letins from this paper are now distributed to every portion of the city and long before the news is known in other places the fans can get the results of all the baseball games right near their own homes. A rule adopted the other night by the managers of the City Amateur league is a good one. Spectators who interfere or crowd on to the side lines to assist any team in getting a victory will only penalize that team, for the umpire will have the right to forfeit the game unless they remain back where they belong.
 The Young Pirates team would like to play any team in the city. the Colts preferred, for $0.45 a side, "a Week from Saturday. The linesiip is as follows: Conlan. p. 2b; Don nelly. 1b: Bresnahan.N 2b. p; Calvin, 3b: Marron, ss; Delaney. If; Walsh. of: Curley. If. Anyone liking game call on Edward Conlan. 2 Granite street.
 The question was asked by fan yesterday. "Can New Haven keep 1t up?" If you glance over that bunch of ball players you will find that in- dividually they are all speedy ones. If they can beat all the teams that have had weeks of practice without any preliminary work themselves. they certainly must improve in team work as the game advances.
 They are shouting for help down in Bridgeport. and the reason Is very apparent. The teams with one or two exceptions are stronger this sea- son than ever before, Norwich, Hart ford. New London and New Haven particularly so. Waterbury has not yet got into her stride. but when she does the pace will be warm enough for all the teams in the league.