Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-07
THE AMATEURS
THE HIGH BOYS
 GET A GAME
Crosby Will Play To-Morrow Out at ReidviIle-Results of All
 Little Games.

The Waterbury high school base ball team will cross bats with the Danbury high players at Rockville to- morrow afternoon. In the olden days Waterbury and Danbury had some slam bang games on the diamond, and there was keen rivalry between the aggregations representing these schools. Waterbury high when 1t played in Danbury would attract a crowd of several thousand to the White street grounds as the field was not enclosed. There is still keen rivalry between Danbury high and Waterbury high and the game on Friday promises to be hotly contest ed. The local boys are playing fairly good ball and with the exception of the game with Meridcn have clean slate for the season. The lineup of, Waterbury will be: Hummel ss, lieebner Of, Nolan ID, Gilmartin 3b, Butler If, Iankowsky c, J. Phelan 2b, w. Phelan If, Haekett D. The team has games scheduled with about all the high school teams in the state.
 The first baseball game in the Bunker Hill College league was play cd on Browns lots Tuesday after noon, between Yale and the Univer-l sity Of Pennsylvania. The game was interesting until University of Penn sylvania scored seven runs in the sixth inning. The feature was the batting of s. Moran. Burritt and l.. ! Sunderland and the pitching of Weaver. The score: R.H.E. Yale ......0120I 00O- S 63 |. of P....2010I7O0 0---11 10 s
 Batteries-U. of F., Weaver and Bu.ritt; Yale. Griswold and Heebner. Umpire, s. Sunderland
 The Meriden high school easily de- feated the C. l.. l. in Suffield in loosely played game, 10 to 2. C. l.. Is errors counted largely in the score as did Jones's base on balls. c. l.. l. played slow in the field and on bases Meriden played a good bat ting game.
 The High Rocks would like to play any team in the city whose ayeragei is under i2 years. The line-up is asj follows: John Murphy C, Edmunds p, ]. Bowling ID. Harold Bowling 2b, and C. II. Lizott 3b. C. McCue ss, C. Seigle If, James Murphy If. Anyl team desiring game call on ]. Mur- phy. 35 Cooke street. or Harold Dow ling. 52 Dikeman street. We would like to play the Merry Widows.
 
 The Young websters want to play any team of the average age of I2 , years and the lineup Is as follows: 7 Nelson Porter C. John Jenkins D. Pe-i . ter Ward ID, George Maroon 20. Har- ] old Becroft ss. Dorsey Jenkins If, Almer Blanchette ef. E. Case rf. Peter Ward manager. 800 North Main street. George Maroon. captain, I3 T North Vine street. The Young Riverside Parks will play any team ih the city under i2l |. years of age. The lineup is as fol- . lows. Fitzgerald C. CHn p.l Mccarthy fh. Maurice Fitzgerald ab. : John Fitzgerald 5h. C.. Hannon a. . II. Fitzgerald If. q. Hannon cf. e. :, Phelan lf Anyone wishing a game |. rall on Manager John Fitzgerald. o Riverside park. \, The Young Snappers would like to, Sl play any team ia the city under 14l rears Of age. The lineup Is as fol-i 0ws: ". Liberty C. ". Rogers D. E- Riley 1b. 4. Lachance. manager. W 10. 0. York 5h. 2 Miller. captain. ss n ]. Bear If. V. Fitzgerald If. L. Co., h' len eL Anyone wishing . game call ID V write to Manager Lschznee or Cap ain Miller. ss5 Baldwin street orl n lSs Baldwin street s' The Models ehaIIeaEs any 1i-ysar- fl .t team in the city. the Drunmsrs referred speak rafck as re wsnt, ID, Ezms fer sanday. The lfne-up. tsa C. oHszrz .. A. Bssnoan fb. lfe issrzsa a. Martsl 90. ?. Waizh u.l ca