Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-28
THE SPORTING NEWS.
.swatfest and the Elm street bunglers
 were walloped by the score of IT to

2.
 Holyoke tomorrow.
 Soffel should have been fined.
 That was kid playing in the sixth inning Saturday.
 "Mr Slack is back" n Mcriden. Conny Danaher will look after the finances of the New Haven team.
 No game for the Prodigals in Ho- boken yesterday. The rain had them beaten a mile
 There will be meeting of the Shop league managers this evening in the Democrat office at 7:15.
 Farley did his share If the work last week all right. Watch for that twirler going higher up if he takes good care of himself.
 Holyoke will be here tomorrow and the former champions will be assisted by some new talent. The Prodigals are always open for en- agreements and would prefer, trying a new dish at the banquet table.
 Three thousand, two hundred paid admissions on Saturday.
 Just twenty-five points away from the top with an easy week before us.
 Lord looked like a colored fellow after that slide for home. That New Haven team is figuring in more extra inning contests than any other team in the league Owner Danaher and Manager Slack are on the warpath.
 There are many good players in Connecticut who have not yet been lassoed. For instance, Edmonds, who played shortstop for the Water bury team in Willimantic, and Hen ebry, the Waterbury third baseman. Both are good men, while Jones, their catcher, can also play the game. Hartford Courant. There is bunch over behind third base who sing greeting to Moriarty every time he comes up to bat. They give the chorus of a pop ular song which ends with the words Are You There, Mori-ar-i-ty?" The first time this was turned loose Mo rey responded to the query With a triple that drove in couple of runs. Old timers say the left fielder looks like Roger Connor and moves about like him.--New York Sun. The Young Golden Stars would like to play any team in the city under 13 years, the Town Plot school pre- ferred. The lineup isi as follows: Patrick Fitzgerald, c; Eddie Coyle, Asa York. D; Dennis Day, 1b; George York. 2b; Daniel Bowe, 3b; Thomas Horan, ss; Thomas Graham, If; Pat rick Galligan, of; Ben Keefe, If. Anyone desiring a game call on Pat rick Galligan, S6S Baldwin street, or Dennis Day.
 The Connecticut Baseball league sat down hard on rowdy baseball at the special meeting last week. The games forfeited by Holyoke and New London were considered and the owners of the clubs had their breath taken away when they were fined S1OO each and an additional fine or $50 each was levied on the captains, | Fleming of Holyoke and Sam Ken nedy of New London. Get your clubs ready. you brass buttoned ball players a', over Con necticut,s The police of the Brass City have driven all the really bad ones into other places and they would like to visit those places to see just what those chaps are doing now. In order to do that they have organized a baseball nine and here by issue a challenge to all police hines in the state, Meriden pre- ferred. The team Is made up as follows: Dodds, C: Wallace, p; Magner, 1b: McEvoy. 20 and cap tain; Stevens, 3b; Cavanaugh, ss: Madden. If: S. c. Walsh. cf. and Mullings, If. ], H. Mclean is man. aeer. and an extra batter. is in read.
 mess in the persons of Sergin and
 Erickson.