Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-13
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
BASEBALL NOTES.
Was Harry mad?

Moving picture man missed some thing.
 The New York Nationals have bought Mullen, the Baltimore second baseman.
 Since 1874, when Hartford had its first professional team, the city has never won pennant.
 Both will be around as good friends as ever in couple of weeks. It was all a misunderstanding.
 Knotts, Lord and Chadbourne, all of the Worcester team. go to the Boston Americans next spring, hav- ing been purchased. ,...
 The Kansas City papers think that Tommy" Leahy of New Haven is one of the best backstops their team ever had. He gets a mention nearly every day.
 Springfield is playing pretty game against the champions of the New England league, while Norwich seems to have left all the old fighting stamina back in Norwich town. Our, old friend Bill Peet has given up the hammer used so well in the Palladium sporting columns and taken up the blue pencil on the city editors desk in the Leader. Success to you William. ! At the clambake given by Colts Hartford band Monday, the married men defeater the single men in a baseball game, 12 to '. Scott Snow pitched for the married men and struck out fourteen men.
 The Philadelphia Nationals not only secure the services of Billy Mur- ray, the Jersey City manager. but they buy two players, Grant and Me Quilan, the latter a pitcher who Is commonly known as Mack.
 The New London team is going to get its share of that post-season money with Curtiss. O'Rourke, Keane and Mclaughlin playing with Spring field. and Pop" Rising Tn John Gold ems in the Norwich right field. Worcester and Lynn would be two | good cities to take Into the Con- necticut league next year to take the places of Norwich and New London. That would divide up the two states and make the interest all the more keen.
 The batting averages of the Boston National league regulars are: Ten ney, 467 times at bat. 132 hits. .2s2 average: Howard. 466. 112, .260; Bates. 414. 107, .25s: Brain, 43s. l112. .255; Bridwell. 422. 96, .22I; Dolan, 470, 107, .221.
 Harry Gleason has also signed and with the signing of Wolyerton and Charles. the entire Williamsport in- field will be retained for next season. Joe Delehanty will also remain. Ted Sullivan has signed Gather Charles Street for the Chicago Americans. Bob Unglaub. formerly utility man on inc Boston Americans. has signed A wiIlIamsport contract for 1907. He will'dr a salary of s4.500 year as long as he cares to play. Press- dent Hermann of the Cincinnati Ma tional league club wanted Unglaub. l What a team of old-time wonders could be dug up In the Southern leasue-with Zimmer catching. Breitenstein pitching. Harry Waugh an on first base and Dusty Miller In the ou,field. These men were among the best in the world In their day and they are pretty well preserved veterans right to-day.
 Pat Murphy who twfriei 90 well for the Orators during the season which has just closed. went to West Warren. Mas. Saturday and pitched for the home team agains, Monson. eharapions of the Bi-Sfate league. Pats team won by 70 to .. He al- lowed them only five hits and famed ten. Murphy made five niis. a home run. three bsgger. tro double and a single
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