Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
THE AMATEURS THE HILLS ARE
 ON THE SCOOP
City Amateur League Race is Pret. ty One Sided Results in
 Other Small Leagues.

The games in the City Amateur league are receiving pretty good patronage, and although the race at the preesnt time is 2 little one sided, matters may be evened up before many weeks have passed by. The league managers will hold meeting on Tuesday evening to dis cuss certain questions relative to I evening up things all along the line. | The cup will be on, exhibition some | time next week as Jeweler Clayton has secured forty or fifty different 1 designs, from which the managers can have their choice. The games yesterday ware played as follows: The Hamilton Park Washington Hill game was good one to watch after the first couple of innings. The Parks had large number of men left on bases, being unable to hit the ball at an opportune time. Martin played in Mulligan's place at first base for the Hills. The Parks tried out new man, Bouffard, who made good on l first base and at the bat. It Is un- I derstood that John Moran of the Parks Is to play with the Washington Hill Independent combination in the l future.
 Carmody, who was on the rubber for the Hills, was touched up for more safeties than his opponent, but his support was far better and he had better control. Ghent's batting, Sla- wins throwing to bases and Cam pion's fielding were the features. The game was called with two out in the last half of the eighth inning to allow the second game to begin. I The lineup and score:
 1 Washington Hills-Lawlor If, Mad ], den of, Campion 2b. Henebry 3b, Martin 1b, Noonan ss, Dulac If, Sla- win c, Carmody p.
 Hamilton Parks-Cleary If, G, Ghent 2b, Moran of, Bufford 1b, Ryan If, If, Harvey ss, Larson c, If, Mccoy Sb, King p.
 R.H.E. W. Hills 001022-7 5 1 Ham Parks 70 900 % : [
 Two-base hits, Ghent, Lawlor; bases on balls, of King 4; struck out, by King !, by Carmody &; passed balls, Larson 8, Cleary 1; left on bases, Washington Hills 6, Hamilton Parks 6; wild pitches, King g. um- pire, Klobedanz.
 The St Joseph management is thinking seriously of getting out an injunction to restrain other managers frnrn tpt tyo xytth tte ln Washington Hill Independent combi- nation started the ball rolling by an- nexing Martin, the captain of the team, the Coe Brass team of Torring- ton used Finn, the star pitcher of the league, Saturday, which deprived the St Joes of the benefit of his services yesterday. Manager Durant in his efforts to strengthen the Waterbury team, had Conrad, the St Joe's second baseman, out at Rockville yesterday. Minus the services of these men, along with the absence of Laundria and Hearty, 1t looked like a forlorn hope when the team lined up against the Brooklyns yesterday. For eight innigs the game was pretty close one, until Moran, who had been pitching good game. but was re- ceiving poor support, weakened and then there was nothing to 1t but Brooklyn. The lineup and score was as follows:
 Brooklyn-Legge of, Edmunds ss. Cunningham 1b. Kelly 2b. Burns 3b. Schlosser If. Johnson c, W. Wallace p, J. Wallace If.
 St Josephs-Shove 3b, Finn of. Camp If. Costello 1b. H. Conrad ss, Pagan 2b, White c, c. Conrad If. Mo ran p.
 R.H.E. Brooklyns ..01312147"-ls2 22 2 St Josephs .001322030 0-1112 s
 Two-base hits. Legge 2. Burns, Johnson, J. Wallace; home run. H. Conrad; first base on balls. aff Wal lace 5, of Moran 1: struck out. by Wallace s. by Moran 9; umpire. BOwes.