Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-18
BASE BALL NOTES.

It would seem strange if Hahling and Gatins are sold by the Newark club. Both have been lively perform CTS for the Sailors, and each is a good batter.
 Joe Bean has received word that Cantillon will allow him to manage the Jersey City club. The Senators drafted Bean last fall, but the Wash lngton club will waive the draft.
 Pitcher Fred Beebe of the St Louis Nationals will coach the University of Indiana. while "Ducky' Holmes, for merly of the Chicago Americans will coach the University of Nebraska.
 It is said that Terry Turner, the Cleveland shortstop, played the most of last scason with bad knee. His wonderful style didn't impress the American league fans that such was the case.
 Hurley, who will play third base for Holy Cross college. is rated as conner. Reports say he is one of the Fastest amateurs around Washington and some reckon him to be in profess sional company three years from now.
 Jiggs Donahue received a boost in his salary the other day and Mama ger Comisky said 1t was for his all around work in the worlds series. Jiggs made stops that no ordinary first baseman would think of attempt- ing.
 If the Toronto team can get Joe Kelly as manager. the owners should consider themselves lucky. The Gin clnnati club scenes to think pretty, well of him. and Murray of the Phil adelphia Nationals is said to have fatherly eye on Joe.
 old Bob Woods, the catcher. has signed with Toronto. He was with the Cleveland Americans few years ago and is the only man that ever fell In the rain barrel near the grand stand If the ball park during the early regime of the wagners.
 Other Eastern league teams are pretty busy just at present. The latest news from Dunn's camp is that Rapp and Burrell have been signed by the Orioles. Burrell is whirl. wind little third baseman and Rapp did we'll at first with the Maple Leafs season before last.
 President Murphy of the Cubs yes terday closed the Fruser-Gessler deal by sending Garry Hermann for Pitcher Fraser. Unless Hermann should back water on the deal Fra ser can now be regarded as Cub. and likewise Gessler. as the latter does not figure in any trade deal.
 Jack Egan. who umpired in the Eastern league season before last. and saw major league service during the past year. will he in the Eastern lea que this year. With the exception of Augie Moran all of the stan in this league last season will not he seen this spring. All in all. they were not of a very high standard.
 One day last season Charley Hast ings was umpiring game in New Beffori. Robinson was pitching for the locals and McParflin tho veteran. for Haverhili What e pi.y,- was that Robinson hasn't Me Partlin's head whereat Hastings
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 What a hst Manager Duffy will | have to select from fl all the play FITS dopet out by the scribes should | 'how up at MeIrose park his spring. ,fyron Grimshaw. Arthur Brown. Kid" Gleason. Ernest Courtney. -hadbourne Lord. Frank Gatins. Will jam Anderson. Jimmy Collins. and Garland Stahl have all been reported is possible wearers of Providence uniforms
 Washington will start the year rith stan of IA pitchers. either ac- i've or under reserve: Hughes. Pat en. kitscn. Smith. FalkenburZ. Har- Iy. Graham. Goodwin. Wilson. from Dhio: Bcnno. HIldebrand. Howari. Wilson Sudho6. and Edmonston. Tn stchers. CantiIlon will have Hey lon. Warner. and BIakenshfp. a coast 'urrhsss: Wakefield being reclaimed ' Cleveland For the fnf1eh are fshl or his su,rc<~or: Schia'y. Per inc. Alfizer. Crce>. Joe Bean from ersey City. and Otto Kruger from lcle<io- In the out1eh is GanIey. An ers0, Hicknan. JooeA otAn1.y and