Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-09
BASEBALL NOTES.

hlIUFeuEc 1dS Decll tOuutttct NitH roller skating rink in Norfolk for three months and is now coaching ule Agricultural and Mechanical college at Raleigh. x. C., where he will re- main until the Washingtons begin training at Charlottesville. Va.
 Manager Tom McDermott of Fall River would like to secure Pitcher Fred Kl0bedanz. The latter. jumped Doe and is on the suspended list.
 Bob" Unglaub says he will get more than S4O0 q month from the Williamsport, Pa. baseball club.
 Catcher "Rilr' Clarke, with the New York champions last season, and formerly of the Baltimore and Boston baseball clubs. has signed to captain and catch for the Toledo club of inc American association next season. Tebeau wanted him to handle the Kansas City team, but failed to land him.
 Manager Dan O'Ncil has sent con tracts by registered letters to all the players on the reserved list for 1906. Three men have returned their signed contracts. Flanagan. Dillon and Ro- barge. Others. including those who have been tempted to talk business elsewhere. are expected to send back the documents soon.
 Dr Patrick j. Carney has announced his retirement from professional base ball. He is now practicing successful ly in Roxbury and will leave his medi- cal practice only long enough to serve as coach of tho Holy Cross college team this season. He is on inc reserve list of the St Paul club of the Ameri- can association.
 The funeral of Jesse NJ. Frysinger. the we'll known base bal! manager. took place this afternoon in Whining ton, Del. Services were held at his late home in Sixth street. near BrooiDc. and interment was in Riverview cemc- tery. Many base hall players from various cities in the cast attended the funeral.
 Jack Fox. tho well known base hall player. will be with Albany in thc New York State league this season. Fox has been anxious to get away from Utica and the news that he has been traded for Pitcher Flater is welcomed. Fox broke his leg carly last season. but k now as strong as ever. He keeps in condition by playing profes- sional basketball
 Four former league players form the nucleus of William IT. Watkins now Indianapolis team-Mike Kaboe. Billy Fox. Billy Iieidy and Win kel- lum.
 Howard and Dolan are Fixtures tn tlic Boston outfield." writes Boston critic. Penney. however. is still af- ter men who can move about in his outer garden.
 Charley Comiskey offered q wagon bad of his Chicago dead ones for George Stone of inc Browns. Stone is still with St Louis.
 The fact that Patsy Donovan is a registered pharmacist and sometimes rells pills in inc winter time is no reason for thinking that his rUscate view of the Brooklyn situation is q pipe dream
 Frank Doran Of Worcester. last years captain and catcher of tho HartfarI club. has asrpei to play this year with wilkcsI'arTe of the New York Statc league. He is to be uscd behind the hat.
 Harry ArIui rIStcr. who practically Is-l the New England Ieaxue hitteTS last Sr8sou. Is one of Conuie Msrk-S ncw outfieklers. He iS ilrusissr of Catcher Aruibrustcr of the Boston Americans.
 Tommy Dou.I is selslom heard of poz adays. He will coseSE fhe VII Hams roIIexc baseball I .uad ibis spring
 RiIy TTsIIRiSa win fry fhful I~s~ for Inc York team of tlse Tri State IezzIse instead sf joining club in tle southrTn beszue-
 IIuztey Jennings has signed r5trh- v Ramsey of tbr Binxhzufnn team snf InfebIer IIstfeld ef the SyrstuSe .eam fer fhc BsItimcrr club
 Sf Tsuis fans uans rrrSstaei ITezl9rS ef tke Browns fo eaeg Sf0na Ter fke reS<zse of B5u BSnewa Iu- fegs<e-ilr he wcuh H assured fhsf a Ssad nst he sccsPted