Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-03
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BASE BALL NOTES.
Rah, rah Detroit.

ndu, Tall D6lTOll.
 Ha, ha, Philadelphia.
 Weeping and wailing for Conny Mack
 Joy unbridled at the home of Hughey Jennings.
 Can you imagine the welcome that Jennings and his bunch will get when they step from the train in De- troit?
 It has been a great fight but the sticks of the youngsters on the Jen- nings outfit were all labeled with victory tags.
 Wouldn't Frank Donahue be right in the swim now if he had played this season? The sorrel one would have added a few more yellow ones to that big bank roll of his.
 Detroit will have to drop dead now to lose that pennant. Two games and then Philadelphia can go way back and sit down. Wild Bill Don ovan will be a hero when he gets back in the west.
 The figurers have already began to dope out the world series. There are many who believe that Chicago will go down before the Tigers but the odds will surely be the other way, when they get started.
 There is another race just like the American league going on here in our own city. The sport who can pick the winner in the City league will be a wise one. Manager Me- Donald of the Pastimes says it is all over but the shouting.
 Manager Madden of the Brook lyns, Manager Ghent of the Merri- macs and Manager Coughlin os the Hills dispute the claim of Manager Mcdonald that the Pastimes have the pennant cinched. They claim that the snow will be flying before this season is ended.
 The games next Sunday at the Driving park should attract one of the biggest crowds of the season. Is may mean the ending of the season and 1t may not, but it is certain that there will be two of, the prcttiest battles that were ever pulled off up there next Sunday.
 Hugh Jennings has given the vet eran managers an object lesson in showing what hustling field gener- al can do.
 Walter Folger, Reading, Pa. ho- tel man, is booked for the presidency of the outlaw Atlantic league to sue ceed John w. Dobbins. who as half owner of the Allertown club is not considered a proper man for the place.
 Nasty hints are being thrown out by New York writers to the effect that Pittsburg has been laying down to the Quakcrs so that the Slowtown men can beat the Giants out for third place. The insinuations are probably unjust. but they form an- other unintenied tribute to the Cubs. who have been mauling Mc1Taw's men without mercy.
 Jim McAleer says St Louis will be the means Of beating Detroit out of the pennant in the American league The Tigers have three games with St Louis for the windup and McAIepr says his team will take two Of thsm.
 Harvard and Georgetown hate asde up after being on the outs since lS3 when Captain sam ApperfOus Of Georgetown refused to play against Harvard because tine Grim son used Matthews. a negro. Har- ward will play Georgetown twice dur ing the southern trip or the Cam bridge team in the spring.
 How eager the Detroit ead PhiIa- delphla players must be can be seen from the fact that each player who is on a champion big league team is pretty sure to get upward of Sl,upJ out Of the worlds championship se- ries while the winners will get closer to Sz.uJu each. Then there is the glory Of il to say nothing of presents and praise which will be Iavisled by fans.
 Connie Mack Is out with 6 state ment that Umpire U'LoughIn de robbed the Athletics Of Fridays games with Detroit an.i just as deliberately heIped Detroit to % to a tie Monday. He refers to shs de cisioa hy which DaVIs was eaIIaI out when Crawford had mufed a ny from him The decision was % given On the gTsund that . policeman Inter- fsred with Crawford as hs attempted 1he cStcA.