Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-26

NotnlnS 0olug TOT us yesteruds'
 Springfield comes here on Saturday for licking.
 Featherweight underwear, coat shirts, knee drawers, 45c at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 The runs made in the game with New Haven Monday will be counted in the Democrat pool standing,
 Waterbury saved s15 yesterday by not playing. There never would have been enough out at the game to pay the forfeit of $40 and as the local management only had to pay S25 the saving was made.
 There are three managers outside of Waterbury that are watching George Lachance and at the first opportun- ity will jump for him. The big fel- low is we'll thought Of outside his own city and why they knock him is | mystery.
 New Haven is looking longin2ly Eddie Swander's way and Manager Danaher, while he might unloosen his purse strings very wide, would | gladly give up a few ducats to get | the fast left fielder, who, while not | playing up to the usual standard, can get there if be so desires. Let us all pull together from now on and let the royal rooters drown out the kickers. The team is all right and is standing up we'll in the 1 percentage column. It only needs a | little encouragement of the fans and | the old motto of boost, don't knock should be the watchword for the rest of the season.
 Oliver Wing Bagley, the crack Trinity pitcher was in uniform at the Hartford park yesterday afternoon and showed up well In the prelimin- ary practice.
 Such game! Twenty runs, twenty five hits, about fifteen errors, even though they are not all in the error column, and the farce lasting two hours and a half. Imagine it! Har- ward was raw.
 l. If Captain Decker had allowed Hartford to remain on the slab the game would have been much better. The kid was not hit hard, but he was rather wild. Brennan's swift curves were money from home to the Yale swatsmen.
 The first Eastern league pitcher to twirl two winning games in one day so far this season was Doc" Adkins. He accomplished the trick for the Orioles against Toronto.
 | Hughes, the former Yankee pitcher who is playing with Montreal. was batted out of the box by the Newarks in the initial game of the double head CT. Newark won both gaines, prin- cipally through the heavy hitting of Cockman and Engle.
 Mack of the Greys heads the lisi of winning pitchers with five vic. tories and one defeat Hesterfer oi Toronto is second with seven wins and two defeats, while Joe Lake oi the Skeeters and Toer of the Bison' are tied for third. each having wor
 nine games and lost three. T. Jones talked more than all thu
 other players in the game combined He Is coaching every minute. Umpire Smith must have q wint
 factory within him. He has an awfu
 pair of bellows.
 The roster of the Eastern league fol
 1907 contains the names of sixty-on' players who have worn major leagu' uniforms. Providence has the great
 est number. for. with the exception of Poland and Clinton. all of tn
 Grays have at one time or anothe
 been on the pay rolls of the biI
 leagues.
 , The contest in New York on Sat
 urday should be rather close game Harvard has some good batsmen. am
 with the team fielding half decently Yale will have the time of It's lif
 winning out
 The New York Nationals are cer
 tainly getting all the lemons thes
 days. The old twirlers Matthewso
 and McGinnIty are squeezing then
 well and the younger blood Is follow 2 ing closely in their footsteps. Chicag
 is cinching things rapidly. Brooklyn. with her staff of excel
 lent twirIers does not belong dow
 where she is It would not he suI | prisine to see that team leap up th
 ladder in big bounds fom now or They have the right caliber in theI
 makeup.