The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-30
NON HOME GAMES New Haven Captures Three Out of Five Games During the
 Past Week. HOW THE CLUBS STAND In Interseries for the First Two Months Games-Fine Crowds
 Attend League Contests.

Saturday night defeat by dropping one of the fastest games of the season to Providence. The game was attended by 2,1O0 fans, and the tune of the locals defeat was 5 to 2.
 The two centers, Farrell and Doher- ty, were easily the stars of the game Farrell excelled in offensive work while Doherty put up splendid blocking game. McGilyray and Cur tiss excelled Bone and Mccarthy, al though Bone was lightning fast and played fine polo
 Last weeks records show New Ha- ven one game to the good having won three out of her five scheduled The locals ability is shown best on her home floor, all three victories last week being made in the home games. Hartford was the victim Tuesday and Waterbury Wednesday (Christmas) afternoon. On Wednesday evening the Bridgeport Dumplngs let out all of her steam and trimmed the locals Friday night New Britain fell an easy prey, but Saturday evening Prov idenee with Doherty at center, took the honors. The Boneyards are in just about the same position as they were at the close of the week before last, which was about the same dist ance between her and the leaders New Britain has yielded to Hartford and feels confident of falling further. Bridgeport is steadily improving, and threatens to unseat Bone's five. Paw tucket has captured but two out of five and although stin reclining in fifth place will no doubt succumb to Providence, whose steady improve ment since Doherty has joined them has been especially marked. Water- bury appears doomed. They were successful in but one of their games last week, and has a splendid chance of holding down the last rung of the National league ladder for weeks to come.
 The inter-club series shows that Hartford has fared we'll with all the teams in the league Up to Saturday Hartford had won it's games as fol- lows. From New Haven, 5; from New Britain, 4 from Providence, 8; from Pawtucket, 4; from Bridgeport, 5; from Waterbury, 8. Games lost to teams were as follows: New Haven, B. New Britain, 9; Providence, 1; Bridge port, 1; Waterbury, 4 The Rough Riders from Waterbury appear to be Hartfords Jonah, and although Man ager McMahon's men are tailenders they have succeeded in beating out Hartford in the series played to date by one game.
 Pawtucket has found Providence easy picking, beating the Grays seven games, while the Grays have defeated their neighbors in only three games New Britain has fattened up on Paw tucket, New Haven and Waterbury, winning five games from Pawtucket, four from New Haven and five from Waterbury.
 Bridgeport has taken four games from New Haven. five from Pawtuck ct and four from Waterbury The Rough Riders have yet to wrest a con test from New Haven and Pawtucket, although they have trimmed Provi- dence three times and Bridgeport three Waterbury has beaten New Britain but once, Providence has beaten every team in the circuit, get ting one from Hartford, two from New Haven and three each from Bridgeport, Pawtucket and Water bury
 The teams in the, National Polo league are drawing fine crowds in ali the cities with the exception of Wa terbury, where the present position of the Rough Riders is not relished by the supporters, and in Hartford, where there seems to be antipathy concerning the location of the build ing, where contests are held.
 The summary of Saturday nights game follows:
 Providence New Haven. Curtis ........,........ Mccarthy, Ole McGilvray ...........-s.. -s...-......... Bone
 Second Rush.
 Center.
 O'Brien mathematician. Saunders
 Halfback.
 Tibbitts ...'....c,...,,. ,,....-..... Mullen
 Goal.
 Won by Gagged by Time.