Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
THE SPORTING NEWS.
THE AMATEURS.
Results of Games Played and Other
 News

The Eagles, q new baseball team | recently organized in the south end, | played their first game with the | Hickory Streets yesterday and came off victorious by a score of 20 to 8. 1 The contest took place in the rye lots near the Mulcahy school and | was witnessed by about i ,000 young sters. The lineup of the Eagles is as follows: Francis McGrath, catch; George Keefe, pitch; Joseph McGrath. first base; Joseph Balfe, second base; r. Keefe, third base; Vincent Scully, short stop; w. Balfe, right field; John Seully, center field; i; J. Bowe, left field; w. McGrath, sub stitute. The Eagles are ready to | meet any team whose players are under 13 years. All communities tions should be addressed to Man ager Joseph McGrath of Luke street or Captain George Keefe of Keefe street. The new club has a chip on it's shoulder and thinks there is nothing in town has pluck enough to make crack at it.
 The Washington school baseball team challenges any school team in the city, the Driggs school preferred. Address Manager Donnelly, , Washington street
 The Rose Hills and the Defenders met on Neville's lot Sunday. In the sixth inning, with the score to 1 in favor of the Rose Hills the ball Inysteriousy disappeared and the Rose Hills claim victory. They challenge the Defenders to game for fun or money on the golf lots or Corcorans any day in the week. Address all communications to P, McGrath, 4S7 Baldwin street. The South Ends would like to hear from 16-year-old teams desir- ing games. Address Manager E. Conlon, 624 South Main street. The line-up:: LattanZio C, Gautier D., P. Clark 1b, F. Conlon 2b, Jarvis 3b, P. Conlon ss, Dusault If, Conroy cf, Byron If. The. Crescents defeated the Lake rims by the score of to at Hay den's lots yesterday. The features of the game were the batting of the Crescents and the pitching of Will lets, who did not allow a hit for six innings. The score by innings: t
 R. IT. F. Crescents O1oO4011.-7 II 1 Lakerims 100O02 0--4 2
 Willetts, Kilduff and Patchen; Legge and Kelly.
 The Quakers will have a much stronger team next Sunday. The out field will be strengthened by new man and Coyle, the pitcher, who aided so much in bringing the cham pionship to the Quaker team last year. will be on the firing line.
 The Railroad Corners baseball team would like to hear from 12- year-old teams. Address Charles Ryan, Is Railroad Hill street. The lineup: Ryan c, Carroll D, Poetel 1b, Policonis 2b, Corcoran 3b, Hene- by ss. Holihan If, Quakas If, Lynch If.
 The Quaker baseball team would like to hear from 17-year-old teams Address George Maloney. II Rail- road Hill street. The lineup: Bra gill C, Heneby p, Savage 1b, Pallord 2b, c. Brazill 3b, Maloney ss, Sta bleton If, Ryan Of, Lynch If.
 The Crescents will play the Croft school team Friday morning at Hay den's lots.
 The Young Heroes defeated the Eagles yesterday by the score of to 2.
 The Alleys defeated the St Anne in ten inning game by the score of 12 to II. It was we'll played game on both sides. the batteries for the Alleys were Harvey, Sullivan and F1aherty; for the St Anne's. Provost 1 Conroy and Byron.