Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-15
BAD DAY FOR
 THE LOCAL MINES
Waterbury Brass Whipped in Southington and Independents
 Downed at Rockville.

grounds at Southington Saturday at the hands of the fast Southington team by the close score of to ?. The game was interesting through out and both pitchers pitched fine games. Matty Walsh was little off color in his fielding. Adams made two sensational catches in right field and Curtiss played an admirable fielding game. Both teams made their runs aided by errors. The line up and score: Waterbury Brass, Bowling, 1b; Kelly, If; Laundr:a, of; Donnelly, c; Noonan, ss; Tighe, 2b; Lush, If; Hennebry, 3b; Moran, lp; Southington, Upson, ss; McNer- ney, 1b; Buckley, c; M. Walsh, D; Curtiss, 3b; Doolittle, If; J. Walsh, of, 2b; Sullivan, 2b, of; Adams. IT. R.H.E. southington 1OOoO101-3 ' Waterbury. 0000-2 6 '
 Two base hits, Bowling, Curtiss; stolen bases, Donnelly, Upson, Cur tiss 2; sacrifice hits, Noonan, Buck ley; bases on balls, off Moran 2; struck out. by Walsh 3, by Moran 5; left on bases, Southington 5, Wstcr- bury 6; bases on errors, Southing- ton l, Waterbury 6; time, 1h 25n.; umpire, Savage; attendance, 600. The Rockvilles had an easy time of it at Rockville Saturday disposing of the Waterbury Independents. lift was invincible, consequently not man on the visiting team saw sec ond base. He let them down with two scratch hits. The Rockville crowd expected to see the much her aided Dubuc in the box, but he did not show up. The Waterbury man ager received a telegram upon reach ing Rockville which he said was from Dubuc, who had missed The train. Dawson was touched up live ly, the Rockvilles having a regular batting bee. Captain Pieper distin~ guished himself by making two three baggers. and Jack Barry made an other. Both Hirst and Phoenix made three hits each. Graham, a former Rockville player, covered second for the visitors. The line up and score Independents, Lawlor If; Ednlonds, ss; Graham, 2b; Mulligan, 1b; Cam pion, 3b; Smith, Of; Slavin, c; Daw- son, p; North, If; Rockville, Phoe- nix, 2b; Hirst, c; Wilder. cf Barry, ss; Pieper, 1b; Ennis, 3b; Kennedy, If; Pfaler, If; lift, p.
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 Sacrifice hit, Wilder; stolen bases, Hirst, Kennedy, Pfaler. lift: two base hit, Phoenix: three base hits. Pieper 2. Barry; first base on balls. off lift l, off Dawson 8; strue1 out, by lift 1, by Dawson 1; double play, Graham and Mulligan; wild bitch, Dawson; time, 1h 40m; um- pire, Hickey.
 The East Hampton ball team oe- feated Fhe Chester team in that place Saturday afternoon to l, with Romer in the box for the winning l team.
 The Wauregans were easy for the Canadian Athletic team at Putnam Saturday afternoon, losing by the score of ' to 1.
 Manchester won from the Ho- boken, x. J. team at Manchester Sat urday afternoon, to 4, before a crowd of GOO people.
 Middletown won its eleventh straight game Saturday afternoon at Middle town by whitewashing Saybrook, s to 0. The game was called in the seventh inning upon mutual agree ment.
 The old rivals. New Milford and Litchfield, met on the diamond in Litchfield Saturday afternoon and the home team managed to shut ont the visitors, the score being f to 0. Stilson, who was in the box for the locals, allowed but two hits. while White was touched up freely.
 The Cuban Stars defeated the Naugatuck fire department team in Naugatuck Saturday afternoon by a score of 10 to 1. The game was an interesting one and the visitors proved to be strongest aggregation of base ball players seen there this season. They fielded in a sensation al manner and their stick work was of the high order. Medina was ef- fective with men on bases.
 The losing streak of the Thomas ton base ball team was broken Sat urday afternon when defeat to the tune of 10 to- 2 was administered to the Tigers of New Haven on Plume & Atwood's meadow.
 Coe Brass had an easy time de- feating the Xavier Deaf Mutes of New York on the Torrington league park diamond Saturday afternoon in an uninteresting game by the score of to 0.
 Bristol had a regulation. old fash toned base ball game Saturday after noon. fight and all. when the Bristol regulars defeated the famous Dub lins of Meriden. to {. There was a side bet on the game of s100. The game ended with an assault by a Meriden player on a "bleacherite, :" which will have it's ending in the police court this morning. Towards the end of the game passed ball vent by the catcher and William Trautlein. who was on the belachers. threw the ball back to the catcher. Peter McKierney of Meriden didn't rzr-, e, rsr-. shsa and hr r-.hcsa SF