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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

Outing suits get their in. nings now.
 Don't distrust the goods be- cause the price is so .ow
 We are simply clearing out all our hot weather clothing.
 Every suit has our guar antee. ...ss '.
 $l35o. $l5, sl7, $lo.
 Coats and Trousers, your choice $lO.
 Not many left but they are worth stepping lively for
 We are not after your trade for this day only-but we want it for every day, every month and every year-every time you need anything for man or boys wear.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
City League Standing. N
THE JUNIOR LEAGUE.

Four games were played in the Junior Amateur league yesterday. At the golf lots the Pioneers defeated the, Golden Stars by the score of g to 8. The batteries were Stigbefg, Casey and Bfickel; Riley, Keating and Shepard. The St Joe's defeated the St Anns at the same place by score of IS to 13. The batteries were Hayes. McGraw and Ryan for the winners. Gauthier and Laprise for the hserse~ gre .s e,ca ve--4a
 At Corcoran'ss lots the, Quakers de- feated the Athletics in we'll played game by the score of 2 to O. Hol- land and Flavin were In the points for the winning team and Loughlin and Monahan for the Athletics. The other game at Corcoran's lots which was between the Stanley Parks and Rosebuds was won by the former.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
Base Ball.
 At ReidvilIe Home Games
BASE BAIL NOTES.

Upson. Singleton & Go have boys corduroy kniekerbockers, 4ec. slightly damaged. but as strong and, service able as first quality at $l.00.
 New Haven here tomorrow.
 The running was easy the last two days.
 City league meeting tonight of great importsnce. Eight o'clock sharp.
 We will need some 300 hitters if we get into the last week close up to the leaders. They can be bought.
 Announcement Is made that the Chicago Americans will be here for a game at Rsidville next Sunday. Ru- mors were rife Saturday night that the Sunday games were to cease.
 New Haven will journey up here again tomorrow to face the loczls and Conny Dansher says be will. have some of the new players he has been taking about s1l season Perhaps be win and then sgsin-perhaps.
 It has turned out that ward of the Waterbury team ls really Bsstisn. Ryan is Moore. NcDonsld is Nichols and the late lzneuted Barrett is Dzn- ieis Ths plsyers change fhelr names co often that they have to leave thelr lktext ccrnonsn Ia the bon cfHts s~rry txy vAen shey erfer the park Bridgeport Farmer. -s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
MooNLIGHTs WIN.

The West Side Juniors were out yes terday to defeat the Moonlights and claim the championship of the city. but the Moonlights, under their new management, defeated the West Side Juniors by a score of 5 to 3. The game was very exciting and snappy. The features were the pitching or Bresnahan and the two two baggers of Simpson. Will challenge any l5- year-old team in the city. Send chnI- lenges to Thomas Marrow, Il Granite street, or Capt Simon Donahue, River street, city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
ManIey Won Lone swim.

NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-Louis E. Manley of the New York Athletic club. carried the Merci1y foot, webbed for the occasion. to victory yesterday in the thirteen mile Marathon swim of the American Life Saving society. Man ley covered the distance between the Battsry and Seelsy's hotel Coney Island. in the good time of i've hours and twenty minutes. There were nineteen men who took to the water. but only three finished.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
CRACK, WENT THE BATS.

As@AS1AS vsASNSA A1AAA AS%A A0s
 The Crescents and the Fusileers played it out yesterday on the Hill street diamond. The Fusileers were treated manfully. The Crescents even allowed them to run up the score that would do any amateur team credit. The Fusileers evident ly were afraid of being beaten for their team was composed of mem rbers of the City league. semi-pro- fessionaIs, ex-professionals and some of the best amateurs in the city. Nevertheless, up to the fifth inning the visitors had their hands full. Dan Keefe of the Crescents made a three-bagger that would do credit to a professional, and Terry Hollywood was on deck with his home run as usual, and broke bat on top of it. Manager Grifln of the Fusileers wanted the game to last till sun down but the Fusileers, though they had a score Ito beat the band" were afraid of lowering 1t, So they quit in style. As to the score, the record ing angel dropped tear on the figures and plotted them out for ever.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

Two base hits, Cornell, Keenan, Hayward, Sherwood; hits. of West C in 1-3 innings, off Brown, 6 in ga innings; sacrifice hits, McAndrews. Farley, Keenan, West; stolen bases. Bastian ?, Fitzpatrick. Wade; double play, Hayward and Keenan; left on bases, Waterbury 5, New Haven :, first base. on balls, off West 6, on Brown 5. first base on errors, Water bury l. New Haven 2; struck out. by Farley 9, by Brown 8; passed balls, Shincel 2. Bunyan 8; time, 2 hours; umpire, Curley.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
Roberts Brsaks Auto Record.

NEW YORK. Aug 12.-The Thomas car. driven by Monty Roberts. won the tweny-four hour endurance race at the Brighton Beach track By reason of breakdown in the last hour. which eliminated young Harry Cobe. -'ho had been leading all day with the Jackson machine. the finish wss tame. Roberts covered 997 miles and broke by 1es miles the record made on July 4 last at St. Louis by Charles Burman in Jackson car.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
THE DIAMOND
NEW HAVEN
 WAS A LEMON
 l.
Easy Game. For Waterbury Tester. day and Two More Cinche.
 on Saturday.

Another lemon tree was shaken yes terday in the game with New Haven at Rockville. The Danaher bunch proved even more juicy than did the Whalers. Such exhibitions as those of Saturday and Sunday were not base ball games, but gifts to the locals and tired, feelings to the fans. The score:
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
sEMI.PRoF GAMES.

The Waterbury Independents won a rattling game of base ball at League park iu aTorrington on Saturday aft ernon.frotn .otheo Coe Brass team score 2~1to, l. Brimble, catcher for the Torrington team, split his finger in the fifth inning and was relieved in the seventh by Carter, who was brought in from left field. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
To p.na . er..s.r Dr..ass.sht.

WARRINGTON. Aug. l2-Nsvy cir cles are sgitzfed oyer report thst the Brifish admiralty is about to buid a ship Of 4o.ooo tons. nuch greater than the Dreadnouxht- IL h diciczlt to ss- cure informat5on respecting the p,>ns and t is ssid that fhs Brffi.o govern- nent is sgzin proc>sdinE as ia ths eas> of the Drssdnesekt to tuil1 t1s vs~ssi benfnf fis&ed nt<& Thns fhs Britkh navy h krf st last twc ysarx skesd of any s<h~ epsnt7-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
ToRNADOEs WIN.

h a game featured by heavy bat ting the Tornadoes defeated the Trib- unes on Scovill's diamond yesterday by the score of 10 to 2 The feature of the game was, the pitching of Dowd for the Ternadoes. The win rers would like to meet the Browii- ies.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
sHoP LEAGUE eA,Rs.

The games in the shop league Sat ufdsy resulted ss follows:
 Novelty Manufacturing Co-Corr D. c. Conrad C.. Cunningham ID. Schol- lesener 2b, Finn ss. Preston 90. Prin- dsble If. Doherty ef. Sutton #.
 Oakviile Co-King ?. F. Conrad c. T. Moran ID. Hodges 2h. Dulac ss. Shove 3b. R Moran fl. McGowan cf, Beeseney If. RHE. Novelty Co 1oo0O2ol@71 0akviue Go o.0oi I'o O O00--2 2 8
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
R.H.E.

Smith X Griggs OoOO120O@S2 Amer. Pin Go .00011O0193 52
 Batteeries--Stevens and Shepard; Keaton and Hayden
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
shruss worIs'. cA.npio..

NEW YORK. Aug 12 = Alfred shruob. the great Eugiish professional dIsf6ncs runner. has proved hst hs ss entitled to the championship of the world At the CaTsn Msns Esna st C<ific psrk he beat Frank KanAly of Boston. the Amerfcan rhamrlcu. Id . thrr< nIls rHcs h houow xulA he t1s vss l< niz1ta <s 1< >sco1d1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
.,ror. Le.a. r,,., of r.chs..

NEW LONDON. conn.. Aug IA = After drifting about the sound In calm and foggy weather all night thirty-two of the forty yachts that sailed from Hmtington for this port managed to cross the finish line. some of them hour apart The first yacht In was the Aurora.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
THE SPORTING NEWS.

ing. the Noverty Manufacturing Co.'S team defeated the Oakville Co on the Pin shop diamond in Waterville by the score of 4 to 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
A Baseball Bard.

H4-
 Since Casey at the Bat" baseball has lacked fitting treatment by the poets, Appleton's Magazine supplies the deficiency with really remark able series by Edmund Vance Cooke. They are illustrated most ingeniously by Fred Richardson. One of them runs as follows:
 PLAY BALL! Above heavenly bend of blue Touched with feecy fluff or two To temper summers ardent smile And hint of rain-checks after while. A level stretch of restful green Crowned by the symbol of the scene Made up of geometric signs Severely simple in their lines. An incense from the Cuban isle. A dudheen pufinga black and vile. A gust of-God's own air which fills The nostrils and the spirit thrills. The elemental passion housed In every breast here roars aroused, The loyal lust for greater powers And place for mine, of gains for ours. And now. the dulcet day and scene. The square-set sign. the blue, the
 green, The myriad-lunged and tongued are
 all
 Pent in the passionate cry "Play
 ball.'' Play ballr' the. slogan of the age, The final word of fool and sage; We win. we lose. we rise. we fall. No matter which! play ball. play ball. Edmund Vance Cooke. in Appleton's for August.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
gs SATURDAY BALL GAMES
Two Exhibitions on Saturday that
 Were of the Yellow Kind.

The lemon tree was in full bloom ON Saturday out at Rockville. and the two contests, or attempts at contests, when New London was defeated, were of the faree-comedy kind. There is but lit tie to be said about them only that they were won and by the locals, and if the pennant chasers want a cinch all they have to do Is to tackle New London and get Rufiange in bad spirits. That New London catcher should be chased to the woods for the fool he made of himself and the abuse he gave his young twirlers. The scores:
 First game
 Waterbury o 0121 .-l0 Il 2 N. London o 001 1000 2- 4 13 Batteries-Rogers and Shincel; Rel ger and Rufange
 Two base hits, Bastian, 0'Rourke, shincel. Waterman, Finn: three base hits. Moore, McCabe; sacrifice hits, Fitzpatrick 2, Lachance. Shincel; stolen bases. Fitzpatrick. McAndrews, Bastian, Hayes: double plays. o'Rourke. Fitzpatrick and Lachance; left on bases. Waterbury 12, New Lon don 10; first base on balls; of Rogers l, off Reiger s; first base on errors. Waterbury 2, New London ?: hit by pitcher, Moore; struck out. by Reiger 4; wild pitch. Reiger time hours; umpire. Kelly.
 Second game
 R.H.E. Waterbury ....5o140 s-10 0 3 \. London .....0 O 2 O 0 O. 2 3 3 Batteries-Hogarty and Lucia; 0prain and Ruhange.
 Two base bits. Fitzpatrick. o'Rourke: stolen base, McAndrews; double plays, o'Rourke. Fitzpatrick and Lachsuce: left on bases. Waterbury 6. New Lon- don {; first base on balls. off Hogarty 3. off o'Drain 5; first base on errors. Waterbury 2, New London 2; hit by pitcher. Bastlan: struck out. by Ho- garty l. by O'Drain 2: time, 1 hour. 25 minutes: umpire. Kelly.
 At New Haven-New Haven 6. Bridgeport {.
 At springneld-Norvie g, spring field 1.
 At Hartford-HOlyoke 2. Hart ford 1.
 OTHER SATURDAY GAMES.
 At Pittsburg-New York 3. Pitts burg 2
 At cincfnnati-Brookiyn 2, cincin- natl 1.
 At st Louis-St Louis 3. Boston q At Chicago-PhIladelphis {. Chicago 2.
 American League.
 Al New York-First game. st Louis [. New Yofk 5: second game. st LoHis 6. New York 6 (czlled end ninth ac- count czrknessl
 Al Philadelphia-rhIIadsiphis 1. DstreEk 0
 At Rcst1D-Beston 4 ChicsEo 2 &f Warrfrr4rr-fTeTx1e q Waxr-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
rr.n We.frrn eelf ch.nplen.

WHEATON. III. Aug. 12.-H. Chan der Egan of Exmoor won the anna tsur western golf championship from Herbert F.. Jones of Wheaton 5 up. ( to play.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
THE AMATEURS
RACE GROWING
 MORE INTERESTING
Pastimes Are Pushing Up Close and Are Hot After the
 Merrimacs.

The Pastimes will need watching in the race for the City League cup this year, race that is the best the league has ever had. Down on the Riverside grounds yesterday after noon the Pastimes and the North Ends enjoyed batting fest that was healthy to say the least. After the Pastimes had gone so far to the front in the first four innings that 1t did not seem possible to catch them, the North Ends woke up and began to hammer the ball themselves and in the sixth by making six runs tied the score. The Pastimes were out for the game however, and went after it strong again and landed the final winner by margin of one run. The lineup and score:
 Pastimes-McDonald c, Dubuc p, w. Costello 1b, Johnson 1b, Laun- dria ss, Harvey 3b, Dews If, J. Cos tello of, Bentley If.
 North Ends-Doherty c, Finn D, Bagley 1b, Egan 2b, Noonan ss, Nor an 3b, Kane If, Donahue of, Pres tonff
 Score by innings:
 Pastimes ..5 2 4 10 0 2-14 13
 R H E. Pastimes ....5241o02-14 13 Al North Ends .201306 1-13 Il 5
 The Hills and the St Josephs met in the second game and the Hills had cinch winning. They had their swatting sticks with them and pounded the ball hard and often There was no doubt about the result after the second 1nning.s The lineup and summaryi W s%.
 Hills Conrad c. Dawson p, Multi gan 1b, Smith 2b, Calvin ss, Cam pion 3b, Murray If, Sheehan of. Fla win If.
 St Josephs--White c, Grove Bracken and Hollywood 1b. Fleming 2b, Kamac '3b, Early ss, Martin Of, Tierney If and If, Carroll If, Mo- Larney If.
 Score by innings:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12


 5 to. a. Matty Walsh was in fine condition and allowed only four hits, one of which should have been field ed.
 The Windsor base ball team de- feated the Peerless club of Ranches ter on the Windsor, grounds Satur- day afternoon without much difa- culty. Tn the third inning Middle ton. the catcher for the locals, split the index finger of his right hand. catching a pitched ball. The score was, Windsor II. Peerless 4.
 Deep River won from the Say brook team at Saybrook Saturday af- ternoon. 10 to z. in a game that was characterised by heavy hitting by both teams. Both O'Brien and Will cox were slammed all over the field and but for. some sharp fielding by both teams the score would have been way up in the double figures.
 The Windsor Locks base ball team defeated the Suffield team Saturday afternoon, 26 to 8, at Windsor Locks. Jones, the star pitcher for Sufield. was knocked out of the box in the third inning.
 The base ball team from the Con- necticut Hospital for the Insane de- feated East Berlin on the hospital grounds at Middletown Saturday af- ternoon, to 1. The visitors were unable to hit Miller. the hospitals I!tcher
 The Taftvii,es were defeated by the Canadian Athletic club on Sat- Irday afternoon in Putnam, 6 to 5, that the visitors rung in Connecticut league pitcher under the name of Boyle. Marion's hit in the ninth won the game for the locals.
 The Ragged Edge base ball team of Sufield was defeated by the Hol- yoke cigar makers of Holyoke, Mass, Saturday afternoon. to 2.
 
 The Stafford Bi-State team defeat ed Springfield at Stafford Springs Saturday, to O.. Murray Parker was in the box for the visitors. but Stafford had no difficulty in getting hits when hits meant runs.
 East Hampton defeated Essex at East Hampton Saturday, 8 to 4. The game was marked by heavy hitting on both sides, East Hampton getting g singles and 2 two baggers and Es- sex 8 singles and two baggers. Graham, pitcher who halls from around Boston way, was in the box for Essex and did creditable work, striking out nine men, while Romer struck out but seven
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
SPORTS OF SUMMER.
Yachts to Race For Kings, Ksfserse
 and Canada Cups.

and Canada Cups.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Interest in sporting events during the present
 week will center chiefly in yachting. Three series of races. are scheduled namely, the continuance of the contest for the Canada cup off Port Charlotte. N. r., in Lake Ontario; the race for the kings cup by craft of the New York Yacht club off Newport and the international races of sonderklasse yachts at. Kiel, ,,. Germany. Besides these there will be good tennis is Brooklyn, the, grand circuit harness races at Poughkeepsie and running races at Saratoga and Empire tracks, New York.
 Over at Kiel,. Germany, the three American yachts belonging to the East ern Yacht club will measure speed with three of the Kaiseflicher Yacht club for cup given by Emperor VII liam known as the Kaiser cup" The American boats are the Marblehead. the Chswink VIII. and Spokane I. The German boats are the Wannsee IT.. the Wittelsbach and the lilly X. Under the rules one boat must win three races. and as many races as are necez- sary to attain this result will be sailed. The Marblehead Is owned by Sumner H. Foster of Boston and W. H. Joyce of Philadelphia. F. Lewis Clark of Spokane, wash. owns the Spokane. admittedly the best, of the American boats. F. G.. Macomber, IT,, will sail his boat. the Chewtnk VIII
 Prince Henry of Prussia sailed the Spokane I. for couple of hours. and her American crew, composed of ]. Lewis etackpole and E. A. and R. D. Boardman. admired the manrer in which he handled her He took the equally puffs easIly and got as much out of her as thoss who sail her every day thought they could have done.
 on chaxio<te, \, Y., today the sec ond race for the canada cup between the American yachts Seneca and the Canadian challenger Adele Is being sailed Saturdays fair weather and placid sea favored the American boat. and like conditions during the remain der of the races are hoped for. as it is believed by yachtsmen that in q sfiK brsese and choppy seas the Canadian will be a more formidable boat than she proved on Saturday.
 The annual cruise of the New York Yacht club was resumed from New London. Conn. tb;s morning. the Beet going thence to Newport, where during the week races for the Kings cup. the Presidents cup and the trophy pre- sented by John Jacob Astor win bs sailed.
 Prfaee wfns PekinE to Paris Rae<s
 PARIS. Aug. T2-The most stupens dous automobile race ever undsrfaksa that across tpo cousinsnfs. from Ptk- Ing to Paris-wss von by Prince scple BorEhese. 3rVi0z q forty hozeporr Itala car Tss princs and hls fozr competitors. whom he hes left Ger b. hlnd, Isf< Pskin< sxsctly two neozhz --~ r~z a u-.-<~4 fw NF<~ aa@4~@.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
Junior League Standing.
Brooklyn Junior League.

The Delphis increased their lead in the Brooklyn Junior league yesterday by defeating the Riverside Drives in hard fought game by the score of g to s. The game between the Star lights and the Eagles was also a nip and tuck contest, the starlights win ming out when they scored two runs. The score by innings:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

Earned runs, Coe Brass |: three base hit. Gilmartin; stolen bases: Du- buc. campion, Edmonds, Slavln. Bald win and C. Brimble; sacrifice hits. Slavin. Hoar, Thompson, Baldwin and c. Brimble; struck out. by Hoar Q. by Dubuc 2; bases on balls: of Hoar 1, of Dubuc 2; double play. Delaney to Mulligan; left on bases. Coe Brass 3. Independents 5: passed balls. c. Brimble 1. Carter ]; first base on err TOTS. Coe Brass 2, Independents ?.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
BRIDGEPORT LOST TWO.

' Bridgeport, Aug 12.-Afters having won every Sunday game at. Steeple- chase Island. Bridgeport dropped two yesterday to New London, to 5 and 9 to 4. The score: RH.E N. London Q DO OOO3 0 Al l3 o Bridgeport % 00O010 O-5 8 i
 Batteries-Treat and Page; Waller
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

urday upon the Sand Hill diamond from the Independents of Meriden. 5 to,3. Matty Walsh was in fine condition and allowed only four hits. one of which should have been held- ed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

The standing of the league is a. follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
American League.

Al New York-First game. st Louis !. New Yofk 5: second game. st JoHls 6. New York 6 called end ninth ac- count dxrknessl
 Al Phihdelphia-PhIIadsiphis 1. DstroEk O
 At Bcst1D--R Boston 4 ChicsEo 2
 At Wazhinrton-clsrel q wz<h- lzFtor I
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

Delphis .. ooooal4O2-s II 8 River'de .. 0o0320120-s . (
 Quinn and Stein: Kelley and Reed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
RHE

ns clever ,ss<k sorE sDd sn. Difss-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
Benson Furniture Compny. 188-190 South Main Street,
 40 Grand Street.
Car11pbelPs Curly Cut.

Three good things in one package. It makes good cigarette. Smokes mild. sweet and fragrant in a pipe. As a chewing tobacco it's a winner. Cigarette papers free with each 5c package. Each and every package bears the union label.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

starlishts. 1oo2Io42a-l2 . 2 Eagles ... 012 5 {
 Petrite and Phelan; Doyle and Lusky.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12


 The Waterbury Brass Co played New Milford to a standstill yesterday afternoon on the Brass Go diamond touching up White for eighteen hits and winning out S to O. Moran. who pitched for the Brass Go. allowed but three hits and struck out eight men. The lineup and score:
 Waterbury Brass Co-Kelly If. McEnroe 20. Lallier 3b. Bowling 1b. Tighe If, Noonan ss,. Carr of, Martin C. Moran p.
 New Milford-seyfert If, Dunbar If. Wooden C. White p, Marsh ss. Dolan cf. vogel ID. Addis If. Donely 20. RHE. wBrassco 2oo3o1o2.-s IS 2 New Milfd 00000000 O 0-0 32
 Umpire. Henebry.
 Batteries-Moran and Martin: White and Wooden.
 Collinsville was defeated Saturday afternoon by the Unionville team in Unionville. to O. Hammer. the Unionville pitcher. as In superb form. allowing but four hits. Slater put up a good game for the local team Dunn. the Collinsville tvirler, was hit freely.
 The old time rivals, Manchester and Brfstol. came together at Man. chester Saturday and the home team won. to I. It vas the third game in the series arranged between the two teams and up to Saturdays game each had won a game.
 Rockville had a regular. batting bee with the Cherokee Indians Sat urday afternoon. knocking the best pitcher, Regan, out of the box outgno. vho took his place. also came la for pumping. although his support wss rocky at times. The score wss 17 fo q
 eouthfrrrrn ror a hard rrn. e.f-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
OTHER SATURDAY GAMES.

OIhEh cAI OhDA1 1AAEc- At Pittsburg-New York 3. Pitts burg 9
 At cincinnatf-Brookiyn 2. cincin- nafi I.
 At st Louis-St Louis 3. Boston q At Chicsgo-PhIladelphis {. Chicago
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
Prince Win. F.ti.s to P.ri. R.e<.

toshr sp~siaz Ness sa r-ss @
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

soataingt11 roa . hard Ezn,s Sat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

The Stafford Bi-State team defeat. ed Springfield at Stafford Springs Saturday, to 0. Murray Parker was in the box for the visitors. but Stafford had no difficulty in getting hits when hits meant runs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

The Ragged Edge base ball team of Sufield was defeated by the Hol- yoke cigar makers of Holyoke, Mass, Saturday afternoon. to 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12

At New Haven-New Haven 6. Bridgeport (.
 At springneld-Norvich 3. Spring field 1.
 At Hartford-Holyoke 2. Hart ford 1.