Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-04
BASEBALL NOTES.
New Haven tomorrow.

New Haven tomorrow.
 Rain again had the call yesterday.
 Volz of Holyoke has been signed by New Haven and may twirl to- morrow.
 Jimmy O'Rourke has been deposed as captain of the Bridgeports and Catcher Beaumont has assumed the reins.
 Pat Cotter, a Manhattan university man has been signed by Hartford to take turns behind the bat. He is rated as a good man.
 New Haven trimmed us on her last visit to this city and Nolte was the man who did 1t. We cannot afford to let her do the trick tomorrow as we need all the victories possible this week.
 The newspapermen down in New Haven have become tired of knock ing their team and they are now throwing the hammer at each ether. Just read the two following items:
 It's about time Danaher got to- gether nine men and played ball or else he should throw up the sponge and give some one else chance The Palladium. If they fed that fel- low better he wouldn't write such disagreeable stuff.-New Haven Leader.
 New Haven always plays a fast game when she opposes Waterbury and tomorrow the bunch fropi the Yale town is coming up here prepar- ed to take a fall out of the leaders. Those two teams play speedy ball to- gether and If the weather is like this of to-day there should be big crowd of fans out to Rockville.
 The managers of the City Amateur league held a brief meeting last ev. ening and adopted the schedule for next Sunday. As 1t will be the sixth Sunday the first postponed games will be played off. That will bring together the North Ends and the Merrimacs at 12:30, the Pastimes and St Joseph's at 2:15 and the Brooklyns and Washington Hills at o'clock. -
 The Boston Americans win game occasionally, the occasion generally being when Cy Young is in the box.
 A Rochester critic points out that Duffy came from big league team and has a first division team at the bottom, while Kelley came from the same big league and put a tailender on top.
 Joss of Cleveland, known as the Human Slat, sailed along for ten straight games without losing one and then bumped into George Mullin and lost his first game of the year.
 Bill Dahlen will get a fair ball into the left field seats if he keeps on whaling long hits to far of spots in the port meadow. He's getting them higher up on the boards every day.
 Anent recent observations about various writers who have originated base ball expressions. 1t may be timely to remark that most of the apt terms used in recording the game come from the players them selves.
 All the tough luck in base ball that ever was faded into insignifi- canoe compared to that which att tended Deshon, the Cornell pitcher, against Harvard. Deshon did not allow the Crimson batsmen to make d hit, Harvard scoring the only run of the game on battery errors.
 West Point has a classy shortstop in Pritchett. No big leaguer has q more finished style than the soldier player.
 Captain Mason of Pennsylvania State says that in the recent game with Princeton Umpire Hassett made the most fragrant mistake I ever saw on a college base ball field" He declares Coulson of State was lying on the plate when Cooney tagged him and that the decision gave the game to Princeton
 Since last winter Pitcher Walsh of the White Sox has been feeding fat an ancient grudge- Griffith is al leged to have predicted last winter that Walsh would not be as good this season as last because no spitball pitcher could come right back and repeat Therefore when Walsh faced the New Works not long ago and shut them out without a hit he was actuated by a desire to convince Grin of the error of his reported prophecy.
 Conversation heard In the grand stand al the Polo grounds: She: "fs this the fifth part of the first in- ningg" He. No. the first of the fifth" She: "oh. res. the fifth first part" He: NO. the first half of the fifth inninE-hrst-half f-ifth- inning" She: "Of course. the fifth half of the first part" Then they took He away In an ambulance.
 Pzstorius. the Brooklyn southpav. is one of the National leagues best pitehers
 President KsvanauRh of the Southern league is to reopen the Nc Crau case and insist oa some action being taken by the national eommis- sion for the New YoFks leaving New Orleans last spring vithout complet-