Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-26
BASE BALL NOTES.

Holyoke here tomorrow.
 We will get there just the same.
 Too bad to treat Davis in that manner.
 Tom Dowd and his leaders will be on hand tomorrow and We will give them nice reception.
 Stone throwing should be cut out and attacks on umpires should be discontinued. They do not add to the reputation of the city.
 That storm was brewing all the afternoon and the police knew some- thing was going to happen, for they were on hand when it did finally break.
 We were beaten, but not diseour- aged, and the fans hope that Davis will be given another trial later and against the same team. He can beat that bunch or any of the others with any kind of support.
 The Young Hayden Streets would like to play any team under IS years of age. The lineup is as follows: J. Drury, c; w. Budd, p; J. Conway. lb; c. Lynch, 2b; M. O'Rourke, 3b; B. o'Rourke, ss; c. Loughlin, if. D. Harrington, of; E. Harrington, If. Call on M o'Rourke, IS Hayden street.
 Fans whose voices never before were heard in protest of an umpire's decision were loud in their denunei- ation of the work of Rorty yester- day. and yet with all the blame at. tached to him, we should look nearer home for our defeat.
 Dan o'Neil was into the arugment hot himself yesterday and one of the fans wanted to take him out in the back woods and do things to him. but Dan smilingly showed his teeth and said nay, nay.
 We'll. we have Springfield's sister city here tomorrow and we will try to take satisfaction out of her for that defeat of yesterday. Holyoke will try hard to keep Waterbury from getting any closer and the bat tie will be a royal one.
 A New Haven paper was unklnd enough to drop the Elm City club out of the Connecticut league, giving only seven clubs in the league stand ing, Tuesday morning. Tuesday after non the New Haven beat the Hart lords and were restored to favor, be- ing given place in the table on We'd nesday.
 The Boston Nationals are sid to be for several of the worces- the New Englahd league players. knotts. Bradley. Slime and Frock are the men wanted.
 Cincinnati is the only team in the league that has not been shut out by Pittsburg. The Pirates have blanked Brooklyn four times, St Louis three times. Chicago and Boston twice, ana and New York once.
 A base ball war is now on in earnest In Reading. Pa. between the Reading club of the Atlantic league and the York Tri-State club, which has just been transferred to Reading. The lat- l ter club opened the season there yes- terday afternoon. The Reading club l will also play at home to-day.
 Among professional men who are base ball bugs" the doctors seem to | be in large majority. In the first row back of the press box at the New i York grounds poll was taken. There 1 were nine doctors. three lawyers, three l ninisttrs or priests. four actors and l two magazine writers. says an ex- ,hange.
 According to the Southern league rules all money taken on the Fourth l 1f July and other holidays has to be l .ent to the president of the league and I 1roportioned in equal amounts to be shared alike by all the other clubs. { After Jumping all the money taken | ,ver the circuit the Fourth and then .utting it up into eight pieces there vas just S1.443.16 for eaca club. The i Atlanta Gal club paid into the league treasury a total of S4.S1905 gathered I n two games. nearly doubling the re- turns of all the other clubs.