Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-18

.... 4. { ' .'@--. R. H. E. Croft ..10 O. PEOPLES r 4 St Mary's O 2 0 1101 0-5 ' 6
 Batteries--O'Hara and Miner; Shields, Shea and Monahan. E.
 The Pirates defeated the Platts Mills A. c. at the Rye lots yester- day, by the score of 20 to 12. Score by innings: R. H. E. Pirates .2704 IA 4 P. Mills ..2 0 90 5 Al 0 0--12 Is ,
 Evon and McMahon; Bott and Peaslee.
 The West Side Juniors defeated the Echos at the golf lots by the score of 16 to 1. The score:
 R. II. E. W Jrs Il 1 BIO 0-16 6 ? Echos ..1 900, 900 . 1 8
 Dews and Richmeyer; Brothers and Simms.
 The Swallows were the victors in slugging match at the golf lots yesterday, winning from the Driggs school by the score of 2S to 23. The score by innings: R. H. E. Swall'ws 3 4 19 92301 5-2S 32 9 Driggs 6 6 , 3 l 020 0-23 20 12
 Ketchem, Brothers and Eureka, Neagle and Patchen.
 The Rose Hills defeated the Lake rims by the score of 19 to IA at the Rye lots. The feature of the game was the pitching of Kid Winston for the Lakerims, and the batting of McGraw and Rosebaum for the Hills. R. H. E. Rose HIS 34o422O4O-19 27 | Lakerims 2 531 I 0-14 13 '
 Walsh and Leo Kelly. Winston and Phelan.
 The Stanley Parks defeated q picked team at the golf lots, by the score of 8 to 4. Score by innings:
 R. H. E. Stanley P's 12o03 O-s s1 P'k'd team 110101 0-4 3
 Shaw and Visconti; Noether and Barrett.
 The Mohawks had an easy time defeating the Ponies yesterday, win ming by the score of 33 to 8. The feature of the game was the sensa- tional catches of Young Hanley' and the base running of Friedman. The score: R. H. E. Mohawks 6OO0-33 46 ? Ponies =. 0 ? % % 0- 2 ?
 Phelan and Bailey, Marks, Lar, son, Oliver and Wells.
 The Mohawk's lineup: Bailey c, Phelan D, Friedman 1b, Conway 2b, Mahoney 3b, Romain ss. Swise If, Hanley of, Becker If.
 The South Ends defeated the 0akwoods at the golf lots by the score of IS to II. The feature of the game was the one hand catch made by Lefty Cunningham in deep center field. The score by in- nings: R. II. F.. s Ends 5O402 BIS 24 2I oakwd .4010112 O-11 g 4I
 Holmes and Miller, Keller and Lockshire.
 The Monitors would like 10 hear from teams under 16. Address F. Charsed, 66 East, Liberty street.
 The Driggs school first team would like to hear from 15-year-old teams. The l ine-up: Patchen c. Neagle and Du Barie D, Blanchard 1b, Illey 2b, Thayer 3b. Lee ss, Johnston If. Goldsmith of. Goss If. Address C. Neagle. 9S Waterville street.
 The Young Park Avenues would !. like to hear from 12-year-old teams i desiring games. Address F.. Gins ] burg. 66 Park avenue. The lineup: l Lynch c. Ginsburg p. Platt 1b. Fab 1 rican 2b. Lacy 3b. AIckisel ss, Wilner If. Leopold of. Dlminico If.
 The Swallows would like to hear | from 15-year-old teams. Address F. | Ketchem, go wateryille street. The lineup: Eureka C. F. Ketchem n. Kunkle 1b. A. Brothers 2b. Madden | 3b. Roper ss. Ketchen If. Reed cf. F. Brothers If.
 The Croft school second team 4 would like to hear from 14-year-old | teams. Address Thomas Riley, 54i Dover street. The lineup: Cos grove c. Ginsberg D. Marks lib. Man. eini 2b. Uber 3b. GanzeI ss. Riley l If. Warren cf. Saresky If. Cramer substitute.
 The Young West Ends would like To hear from I7-yesr-old teams. Ad- dress W. Sbeehy. 2s Sperry street. The lineup. Dunphy C. R. Root D. Sheehy ih. Enis 2b. Kelly 3b. B Root ss. W. Lawlor If, Tully cf. Der -igan rf.
 The St Joseph scholo team, would ike to hear from school teams aver aging 14 years to arrange for a series of games Address manager lf team. St Joseph school.
 The South Ends meet the Brownies Sunday at the golf links. X good game is expected. Man ager Anderson of the South Ends zould like 10 hear from 20-year-old .eams. Address 2s2 South Main street.
 The Croft school first team would Ike to hear from clubs averaging ls years Address Max Shaw. z55 Mes. Main street.
 The Young s, Aims would like 10 challenge any team averaging T4f -ea-a Thn ranrnn.- n