Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-14
SOME BOXING NOTES.

Fatty Lord astonished the Lynn
 fans on Monday by the speed with
 which he ran bases.
 Tannehill is the only Boston Amer
 lean player who has as many vic-
 tories as defeats to his credit.
 Neither Heyden nor Ferris, the
 Boston American players who mixed | It up Tuesday, were in the game Wednesday.
 Toronto has participated in twenty
 Of the thirty extra inning games that
 have been played in the Eastern league this year.
 The champions of the New Eng
 land league have made twenty-one errors in the three games of the in-
 ter-league series.
 ORourke and Keane caught the eye of the Worcester fans and their work made them the favorites of the Springfield team.
 Tom" Hughes, who has pitched extraordinary ball for Atlanta, will join Clark. Griffith's team as soon as the Southern league season is over.
 Cozy Dolan has gone to his home in Wilmington. Del, where he was booked to pitch yesterday in a game for the championship of Delaware.
 There was an odd feature in the New York American game yesterday. Danny Hoffman playing the entire game and not getting a time at bat.
 McGlynn of York is the most sue cessful Tri-State pitcher. He has won thirty-three games and lost ten. McCabe with Lancaster has won eight and lost nine.
 Steamer Flanagan was put into right field for Rochester on Wednes- day and showed up much better than he did on his first appearance. He looks to be all right, according to press comment.
 By defeating Williamsport We'd nesday the York Tri-State team won the pennant for the season of 1906. The score was to ? in favor of the York team. York and Williamsport have been leading the league.
 President Harry T. Taylor. of the Eastern league announces that he has fined Player Wagner of the Newark club $25 and suspended him for three | days on account of his trouble with | Umpire Buckley at Jersey City Inst Saturday.
 Four of the Bannon family will play on the same team Saturday | when the Maiden and Boston lodges of Elks will meet at a field-day in Saugus. Bill, Jim, Tom and George are the four brothers who will play | on the Maiden team.
 That double-header tomorrow ought to pack the Lynn baseball park to overflowing. The Shoe city Is a great baseball town.and after the ex- periences of the first of the week they look upon Springfield as a bet ter team than Norwich.
 The Toronto baseball club intends to institute legal proceedings against Fred Crolfus for accepting advance money under false pretenses. He was given s150 and when he went to the Outlaws the Toronto club found it. ,elf out just that amount.
 !, Early In the season member of he Lawrence board of directors offer ,d to bet banquet that Lawrence would finish the season ahead of Lynn. His bet was taken mp and the ,anquet took place fin Lynn Tuesday 'venlng. ]. Edward Driscoll. busl- md Captain Tighe were present.
 The Injury to Standard yesterday Is he most serious that has happened to
 Springfield player since Kid Berry , ,roke his leg June 13. f9t3 On field Berry twisted his leg llllng to second and snapped bone ( n his ankle. That game marked his Kit from professional baseball. Dan : D'Neil. who was then manager of the | iolyoke team. started a subscription e { the game. and in a few minutes a ollectlon of S340 had been taken up n or Berry. from the 3.0Oo people who a Tere present. C
 Steamer Flanagan was given nance in the latter part of the Roch- ster-Jersey City game Tuesday. He as not familiar with the grounds or ie feculiarities of the Jersey City :,
 | itters and made an error besides lowing several balls to go as hits hich should have been outs. &C., riding to the Rochester papers. He ot only one chance at the bat s teamer will surprise the fans in a 2 W days after he gets familiar with = s surroundings. |, A hot game of baseball will be con- P sted at Porter's lots Sunday morn- m g when the Hamilton Parks and sl e East Ends battle for the minor sl of the eastern section. ., he teams vfll line up as follows: pl amilton Parks. Burke C. Finley D. er ,herty ID. H. Kelly 7b. Lsrson sb. o' arvey ss. Ryan II. Parent cf. Dow tt le if: East Ends. Wilson c. MeCoy bs Hanlon ID. W. Wilson 7b. W. Mo of ney 90. Tierney ss. ouilter If. Ryan in
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