Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-26
BASE BALL TID.BITS.
Holyoke here Saturday.

Holyoke here Saturday.
 We are playing with the leaders to-day.
 Frank Fitzpatrick has made but three errors in forty games. S
 Let Mike McAndrews have a rest. Manager Durant. and play Johnny Edmonds or Mike Delaney.
 That catch of Rice's yesterday was star one and no mistake, and de- served the applause it received.
 A player should remember that man is not out until the umpire says so, no matter what he may think himself. E E No team in this league has been upheld so staunchly and so emphat- ically as has the Waterbury team by the writers of this city.
 Did Cy Voorhees, get a fit of the was getting yesterday? Not on your life! The big fellow was always there trying to win.
 hartford has no more license to beat the sProdigals than has any of the teams in the City league. Every sporting writer in the stand yester- day was ashamed of that fiasco. In practice yesterday afternoon Bronkie did some brilliant work in the outfield. He is good all around player and ranks with Luyster as the best pitcher-fielder in the league.- Hartford Courant.
 Umpire Charley Kennedy should be prevented from umpiring any more games in this city after that one de- cision in the eighth inning yester- day. That was deliberate steal with out any plausible chance for an ex- cuse.
 One or two of the rooters ought to take positions away from all the oth- CT spectators. There is way to root and way to act like a hoodlum as we'll Ugly names and epithets fired from the grand stand is not baseball roofing. r.
 On the authority vested by Score. tary J.. H. Farrell of the national board. Dan O'Neil put Jim Ennis back in the game Tuesday. Mir Far. rell giving Springfield permission to use the player until his case is inves. tigated.
 | Edward Lennox, the third base man of the Lancaster club, who has signed with the Athletics, has re- turned to Lancaster and will finish the season with the Red Roses. and then report to the Philadelphia | Americans.
 Heine Peitz received notice from President Pulliam yesterday of sus- pension. pending an investigation of the affair with McGinnity. It is un- derstood similar notice was sent to McGinnity. Peitz will leave for New York tonight to plead his case.
 According to New Haven statistic. Frank Burke is the first man in the lConnecticut league to make 100 hit. lthis season. He had made ninety nine up to yesterday and reached tho lcentury mark the first time he came to bat then with a clean drive tC fright field.
 The Starlights. managed by Lewis Liberman, defeated the Cadets this morning by the score of 10 to 3. The battery for the winning team was Dominica and Robonovitz. Dominica made home run in the seventh in ming. The Cadets refused to play in the eighth inning.
 Captain Bill Hayward was ths lbluest of the Blues Tuesday night He figured as the unfortunate fl lTuesday's game. his error giving lspringfeld a chance for its first TUT land his mistake in overrunning thirs base being another powerful factol lin New Ravens defeat
 First Baseman Drew of the Fal tRfver team has been released ans Ihas gone io New Bedford Drew Ike New Bedford so we'll that the othe Iday when there was a parade in cele lh~ation of New Bedford's victor lover Fall River he joined in the pro lcession. where Manager McDermot lespied him The only result tha leoaId be expected vas Drew's re