Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-13

New Britain comes here to-mor. row.
 The latest shirt. tan with two inch stripes $1, at Upson. Singleton & Co.'S.
 If Jim O'Rourke really wants a good team. We kindly refer him to Eddie Curley. who will no doubt loan him the Independents.
 Eddie Farley was not in prime shape yesterday and with any other team up against us but Bridgeport there is no knowing what would have happened. .-s We will not have the picnic to- day nor tomorrow that we did yes terday. New Haven is going some and New Britain has at last got her stride and is making fast time.
 New Haven here tomorrow, |" shouted Umpire Rorty yesterday at one stage of the game. will we get through in time to play" yelled back fan and ;he crowd joined in the glee. .. t'-..ttt
 Those who hold Waterbury in the pools must have smiled quite serene ly last evening. Twenty-three runs won the pools last week and as we made 24 yesterday, it comes pretty close to looking like Waterbury this week.
 Roger Connor had Johnny Moran. his protege in tow at the game yes terday and Manager O'Rourke cast longing eyes Johnny's way. He had heard of the youngster and would like to add him to his stan. If the goods are there Johnny might do well to accept.
 New Haven will have something of baseball team after Billy Lush quits filling up with castoff Eastern leaguers. His latest recruits are Pitchers Stoup and Wilhelm from the Newark club. Reynolds. a first baseman from Newark. is also being angled for.
 Catcher Kerr is showing such rapid improvement at the Holyoke City hospital that the attending phy- sician was able to remove several stitches yesterday from the cut made in performing the recent oper- alton on him. Kerr isivery restless and anxious 10 get in the game.
 Charlie Fallon and Frank Swayne have reported to Tom Dowd and the senatorial guidesman now has two sets of suburban workers. The oth- CTS are Wallace. Van Zant. Small and Hogan Yancey. He also has three catehers in Casey. oLeary and Wadleigh and a cut will he made this week.
 Frank Burke is back in the out field with the Binghamton New York State league club. His hitting has been a big factor in winning sev- eral games for the Bingoes already and the fans up that way are begin ming to rave about him. Bingham ton will try hard to retain him.
 Charlie Kennedy is very much on the iob these days and is not taking much loose language from anyone. In. the two games that he has hossed in Holyoke this week he has been right after the unruly ones and when he gives an order now the re- ceiyer begins to realize that he means it.
 Manager Jack Tighe of Holyoke thought he would take a chance at the clubbing game himself ysster-I day and he went in to hat for Sind Ter in the eighth. The old warhorse swung his bat vith all of his oldtime viEor and met one Of Wards winders fair and square. sending it down third base way like a rife shot But C0nnauEhton couldn't get out of the way and had to take it in. robbinE Jack Of a hit.
 Catcher Parry Thaekera joined the shinEuard brigade yesterday. appearing on the feld with a pro- tector that he wore throughout the game PsrrT became converted to the shinpsd theory through the rr- cent activity of foul bsIls in making a target out of his neu stockings. Even ufsh the guard on yesterday he vas nearly put ont of the game wfth a foul tip that iarred him from h-z4 n sns~e