Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-30
BASEBALL NOTES.
Yerkes got his yesterday.

Yerkes got his yesterday. Schedule yesterday was all askew. We play at Norwich tomorrow and New London on Saturday.
 New Haven is too good team to be in the position she holds. Per Laps a boost down there instead of
 knock would do better. We had many chances to get in a few runs yesterday, but our batting
 eyes were at the oculist's getting ex-
 amined as to their good or bad qual- ities.
 If there is any infield in this league that could beat the one that was with New Haven in that game we would like to see 1t. The errors were not costly, but the stops and playing in general were of the star order.
 Umpire Rorty has lost his eye since he went to the Eastern league to umpire. He certainly has been pretty raw the last two days in this city on balls and strikes. He very seldom gives the pitcher the credit of the corner.
 A very important meeting of the managers of the Shop Baseball league will be held this evening at the Boys club when arrangements will be completed for the opening of the season which will take place on Saturday. ne team from the Waterbury Brass Goods corporation having dropped out of the league there remains but seven teams in the league and 1t is thought that one of the teams will lay off every week. The schedule as arranged for Saturday is as follows: At the Wa terville grounds first game at 2 o'clock. Berbecker & Rowlands vs Novelty Mfg Co.,. Umpire Beardsley. At the driving park. Smith & Griggs vs Waterbury Button Co.,. at 2 o'clock and ScovilI Mfg Co. vs Oak vile Mfg Go. at 1 o'clock. Umpire James Thompson will officiate at the driving park.
 Danny Hoffman is the American leagues leading run-getter.
 Andy Coakley says that he intends to quit baseball just as soon as he can obtain his diploma from a den- tai college.
 Shortstop Mike Doolin of the Phil- adelphia Nationals has been suspend ed for three days for talking to Um- pire o'Day in game last Saturday. , Happy Jack" lott has disappear ed from Holyoke and has undoubted- ly taken to the amateur anks again. Happy" used to have the rowing habit when a member of the Fall River elub.-Boston Herald.
 Dan o'Neil sent a message to Hart ford yesterday. recalling Fred Ro- barge. The Springfield manager doesn't want to take any chances of being caught mapping in the three games with Holyoke.
 It Is reported that there Is a big deal pending between the Brooklyn and Chicago National league clubs by which Brooklyn will turn over a star in exchange for three of the ex- tra men on the Chicago payroll.
 The outlaw Atlantic league has started a blacklist of It's own. One of the first players to come under the ban is, Boilers. who jumped the New ark club. He formerly covered for the Norwich club in the Nutmeg league. .
 McCrane equaled the record made by Krsuse of Norwich on the Hol- yoke grounds when he issued nine passes Krzuse still holds the lead. however. as 1t took him but six inn Ings to pass out that number of free walks-
 Ton McDermott. the former Fsl1 River manager. has been dropped as manager of the Ezston. Pa club in the Atlantic league He was later zp- pointed a member of the umpire stan In the league by the president Of the league. but lost that fob becsuse q | kick iron the other nzE1stez.