Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
SEMI PROF GAMES.
Johnny Moran Pitched Two Games in
 Danbury Yesterday.

Johnnie Moran was the hero of the day over in Danbury yesterday and while he did not win both his con- tests he deserves to, for his pitching was of the gilt edge order. He play ed with the Waterbury Brass com pany's team and Danbury had strong aggregation up against him. There were 17OO people at the first game and 23OO at the second. Water bury lost the first game by the close score of to l and won the second by the score of to 1. The follow ing was the lineup and scores:
 Waterbury Brass Mill--Dowling. 1b; Kelly, If; Laundria, of; Donnelly, c; McEnroe, 3b; Noonan, ss; Tighe, 2b; Lush, If; Moran, p.
 Danbury-Kelly, Of; Scull. 1b; Blake. ss; Scully, If; Sweeney, c; Henebry, 3b; Stenson. 2b; Fennell, If; McNamara, p; Chalmers, p.
 The scores by innings sollow:
 Morning game R,H.E. Danbury ...3 O o o 0 o 0 o *-3 5 l Brass Co O roo 900 0 0-1 6 1
 Batteries-McNamara, Chalmers and Sweeney; Moran and Donnelly.
 Afternoon game R.H.E. Danbury 70 0 0 60 0 1 0 0-1 3 1 Brass Go | l 20001 o 0-5 10 l
 Batteries--Chalmers and Sweeney; Moran and Donnelly.. 1.r
 The Canadian Athletic club took hn Giants yesterday in Putnam. The morning game was easy and the score was z to 8. In the afternoon the Giants went down in rattling to l game. Taylor pitched excellent ball.
 Essex defeated Saybrook to-day to 0. James was in the box for Say brook the first time this year, and pitched good game. He. allowed Essex but five hits. Sherwood play ed behind the bat and did good work.
 Deep River won from Chester, 10 to 8. yesterday morning by landing on Coffey for five hits in the sixth inning. McCabe was. hit hard and in the third inning Daniels, a local twirler, went in and pitched, the Chester team not being able to ind him. The game was hard fought. as both teams were tied for last place.
 Before one of the largest crowds ever seen on Andrus field, Middle town defeated East Hampton 1 to o yesterday in an exciting ten-inning game. East Hampton brought over 200 rooters on a special train and 1t is estimated that 2,000 saw the con test. The game was a pitchers battle between Peterson and Romer, with the odds favoring the Middle town twirler, Peterson.
 Amid the footing of horns, the cracking of revolvers and the honk, honk of automobile horns, Man. chester yesterday morning won from the Murray Hill team of New York in eleven innings, to l. While the game in the afternoon did not prove as interesting as the morning con- test, there was more hitting by the local players and several fast plays resulted, Manchester winning, s to1.
 Bristol won from Unionville, g to 8, on the Bristol grounds yesterday morning in a game that started out to be a good one. In the third in- ming, James, the Unionville first baseman. made three as bad errors as have been seen on the local field for many moons, which allowed the Clockmakers to bag five runs and stopped any further interest in the contest.
 The Brooklyn Royal Giants proved too strong for the Rockvilles yester- day. taking both morning and after noon games. The morning contest was close, the score being 6 to 3, but in the afternoon the visitors played entirely too fast for the home nine and won with a score of II to 2. The Southingtons won two games yesterday from the fast City Parks of Meriden. The first game, played at Hanover Park in the morning, was won, 8 to 2, and the second game, in Southington. resulted in the score of 3 to 2.
 The Windsor baseball team defeat edthe Charter Oaks of Hartford yes terday on the Windsor grounds in a hotly contested game to S.
 The Rocky Hill baseball team played two games yesterday, losing the morning game. g to l. and win