Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-20

 lavender trousers, which are attract ing good deal of attention at Savin Rock.-Hartford Courant.
 When Frank Burke hit that ball over the fence yesterday it was for his third home run in three games. He landed one against Waterbury on ednesday and had made one against Holyoke on Tuesday when rain ended the game.
 The Waterbury men thought the game was as good as over when Hol- yoke had the bases filled and the score tied with nobody down in the fifteenth, and Rice had to appeal to the press box next inning to know whether he was the hitter.
 No Springfield team has ever been given more loyal support than the present band of Ponies. The public is with O'NeiI and realizes that he has been plugging against big odds since Altizer slipped away. Another good pitcher and the town will be baseball crazy.
 Manager 0'Rourke has released Pitcher Levy. The Bridgeport man ager never forgot the pounding that Levy got in his first game, which was pitched in Hartford. Bridgeport's pitching stan is now composed of Murphy, Callahan, Cornen and 0'Gara
 You have not seen many combina- tions named as the winning one this season, have you? The reason is very apparent. The teams are so closely punched that it is hard to tell what one day will bring forth. Watch out for some hurricane finishes before next month is over.
 The hint is being cast out pretty broadly in Waterbury that the cler- gyman who opposed Sunday baseball acted as an unsuspecting catspaw for liquor interests. The Sunday receipts in places of liquid refreshments were found to be light with the crowds out at the ball park.-Springfield Union.
 The confusion was at its height when Cozy Dolan came to bat in the ninth. Knowlton pulled of his mask and faced the grand stand as if to announce a forfeiture of the game. Just as everyone had got their nerves braced for the announcement, Knowl- ton piped above the tumult, "Dolan bats instead of Hodge"
 Every fan in this city should turn out tomorrow and give the Prodi- gals n good hand when they step on the field. Handicapped by the in- iuries to two of their pitchers and with every other team in the league trying hard to pull them down. the Prodigals are still fighting to main tain their position in the front ranks.
 The name of our new twirler should be Hogarty, not Fogarty. We were going to lay the blame of spell ing the name wrongly to the lino- typer, but as he is big fellow after one look we decided otherwise. Ed ward J. Hogarty Is his name and he halls from Unionville. and he has just graduated from Holy Cross.
 Springfield comes here tomorrow for a double-header and the Prodigals EAAEaNNf AO cHOh NtN f1dNEn just how to beat that bunch. There will be no twenty hits of our twirl- CTS. you can gamble on that. Spring field has had the Indian sign on us in the games alreauy played. but watch out for tomorrow.
 Hats of to Cyrus voorhees, Re leased by the local management, he magnanimously jumps into the breacn when the ProdiEals are hand icapped and makes himself so solid that 1t will be difficult now to loosen that sturdy old rock. He certainly has demonstrated one fact very thor Oushly. that the big fellow has a heart of gold
 The Norwich public is surely mak- ing great efforts 10 refute the state ment that t will not support a team ! No team in this league deserves bet { ter recognition. for right from the first day of the season. her players l have done consistent work and plug l Ted every minute The Democrat ! hopes that there will te no need of l s change. this season at least
 Tom Dord used every available man in the game yesterday. Herman schincel filled his second base po<i- ton as well ss could he expected IL ! vas . vise move on his part to neld