Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-02
BASEBALL NOTES.

BASEBALL NOTES. Most terrible.
 Save us from another such.
 Plenty of fun at Newfield park to- day.
 Another game and no regular um- pire.
 From now on home runs will be scarce.
 Watch out for New Haven from now on.
 Ten straight for the New York Americans.
 If we win to-day it will not be such bad week after all.
 Holyoke and Bridgeport did not draw blanks yesterday.
 Are Murphy and Perkins of Hart ford on the water wagon?
 Still in second place. Hartford is losing, so that helps some.
 Poor Lefty" Rogers. It's a pity he cannot find his last years control.
 The loss of McAndrews and Wag- ner has had demoralizing effect upon the team.
 Best story on the municipal base ball game at Bridgeport in to-mor- rows Waterbury Herald.
 Wonder if the city officials will be walloped as badly as they were when they played the scribes.
 There are some who go to the games who would knock the home team if 1t won 99 out of every 100.
 The case of Altizer, who is now playing with Washington, will give other players encouragement to jump to the Tri-State league.
 Mike McAndrews and Kid Wade, stand up. You are both ordered to treat your team mates and the SCOT CTS to the best brand of cigars, un- loaded.
 If that New Haven bunch ever gets on the run, they will make some of the teams in this league look like a cart horse alongside of Belmont track winner.
 Tom Fleming may be added to the Norwich team. Tighe is still crip- pied, with the exception of his bat ting. Lord has split hand and Harry Ball is sick.
 o,Tom Crook did not have to go yerl far after O'Neil let him go. He caught on with Holyoke. While Crook played good game he was un. popular with the bleachers.
 That chap Goode played just as we'll as any of the rest of the team yesterday. He hit the ball hard, too but only succeeded in landing it safe ly once, corking three sacker.
 Pittsburg is now after Altizer and 1t is claimed that the shotstop be. longs to the National league club 0'Neil may have to refund the sum he got from Washington for him.
 What was the matter out in center and right garden yesterday? Il looked as if they wanted to go to sleep with the spectators. Come on boys, you can do better than that. Accorsini is playing all over fol Norwich. He was signed as catch CT, but he played on first after Tighe was injured. Now he is taking his turn on second and is making good. Numerous pictures of the great crowd at League park Decoration day in to-morrow's Waterbury Her aid. Grand baseball pages. More Waterbury players pictures. Scores of all games.
 Honestly, boys, what was the trou- ble yesterday? We are not going to kick very much because you have been doing excellent work, but what was the trouble, that's whats pug zling the writer.
 The Hills and Merrimacs will meet in the first game tomorrow. The teams are tied for first place and should put up eorking game. The North Ends and St Josephs will come together for the second contest.
 Since Manager Danaher has come back into his own and is at the helm of the New Haven state league base ball team, the first move of import ance was made yesterday. when all of the men were paid the salary due them and releases handed out to Pitcher Clancy and 0utfelder Kelly.
 Since resuming the management ol the New Haven team. Mir Danahel has been yielding the axe. He ha, released Kelly. center fielder; Suss man. second baseman. and Williams pitcher. New Haven had chance to get Crook, but Captain Hayward said he was we'll satisfied with Jacl Bunyan. The latter rapped out three hits Thursday.
 Waterbury and New Haven vii play a championship game at Han over park in Meriden during Centen nial week. Arrangements have beer made with Manager Durant and Man ager Danaher. The Waterbury tean was formerly the Meriden team, bu it is doubtful if the Meriden peopl. will recognize it- There Is but littls left except the franchise.
 Outside of the pitchers, the Lan caster team. leaders of the Tri-Stats league. is composed of former Con nec;icut league players. Rementer oi Holyoke catches. Deal Of Holyoke il at first. Downey of Bridgeport playI second. Lenox of New Haven Is or third and CroIius. Hartley and Dougherty are in the outfeld- Refs ling. formerly of Hartford. has beer added to the pitching stan
 Umpire Brown of Washington vho has been working In the Tri State league. has expressed the fol loving opinion of Altizer. who hal