Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-13
BASE BALL NOTES.

 on the Riverside grounds.
 Comfortable trousers. Upson, Sin gleton & Co.'S ''Nufangl' s and s6 trousers, $3.75.
 Two days without a game for Wa terbury and those who held it'in the pools this week are disconsolate.
 There will be three good games in the City league race tomorrow and as three teams are tied for first place, some one of them is liable to take the back seat.
 Those who occupy the nice shady spots down on the Riverside grounds will undoubtedly meet the canvassers very generously tomorrow. It is only little contribution and you will not miss it.
 Hartford is drawing the crowds ot the size that Waterbury used to do last year at this time. There were l20o people out to see Bridgeport beaten yesterday.
 Manager Clarkin says he does not want any more Sunday base ball games. He made some money in the game he played. but lost the contest, and a victory is more dear to him than the current coin of the realm.
 The bese ball team representing the newspaper men will leave this city tomorrow at 12:30 for Morris park, where they will meet the Hayseeds during the afternoon. The scribes. with their uniforms, will meet on Cen ter street and receive their final In- structions before the start is made.
 Umpire Murray has had enough. Umpire McCloud is back. Tommy Dowd is trying to make the Holyoke people believe that he is a Muggsy McGraw.
 Manager clarkin said yesterday that there was no reason why the game that Holyoke forfeited to Hartford should be played later. Dowd's ac- tons, alone. were enough to cause forfeit. Mir Clarkin said the umpires should be backed up and he had de- cided not to reproach one again this season.
 We go to New London and Norwich the first two days of next week and the following three days we have Hol- yosSe.. New London ans Bridgeport on the home grounds.
 That spasmodie spurt of Bridge port was oveEiudged from the work of this week. Waterbury found her easy. as did Hartford yesterday, snd once more will the hammers begin to get busy.
 Wonder If the writers down in New Haven will give the team credit for that victory over the leaders yester- day. That team has been pounded and bounded enough to make even the best nine in the country take to the woods and never come back.
 There must have been a heart to heart conference between Dan 0'Neil and his ponies after that game with Norwich. Ten errors Is a mighty Iot of blunders, and perhaps there won't be something doing if that perform ance is repeated.
 The managers of the state league teams have their focuses set on that Newspapermen-Ha -Hayseeder game to- morrow. They expect to land couple of finds before the contest has waged very long. According 10 all reports. each one of the writers is a star. but the office boys claim that it Is a misft organization that represents the news papers.
 Captain Wards Pots and Pans and Jack SsyIes' Crescents will practice individually tomorrow for the great game for a week from next Sunday. Captain Ward is confident that his team will wallOp the Crescents all over the field. Every thing Is to be free except the bull dogs of the neighborhood and they will he double chained for the oc- casion. as dogs on Hill street do not know how to play baseball Con tractor Robert Nzekie has promised to build an observation tower for the umpire and ia all probability Jim FultOn's American band vf1l furnish nusicL