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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
THE DIAMOND
OF THE
OLD ONES HERE
Eddie Swander and Bride Arrived
Here Saturday-Dasher Kel-
Iy Here.

Eddie Swander dropped into Wa
terbury Saturday night but he did
not drop in alone. He had a smiling
young lady with him, whom the pop
ular Waterbury outfielder introduced
to the astOnfshed friends who met
him, as Mrs Eddie Swander. While
Manager Durant and the baseball.
fans we're wondering and worrying
over the failure Of Swander to seno
on word as to whather left garden
would see him again this season, Ed
die was tying himself up to another
contract for life. All the Waterbury
girls now know why Eddie could not
be inveigled into social parties and
society teas, for his thoughts were
far away and his smiles were saved
for another. Swander makes the last
Of the regulars of which there was
any doubt and now everything is
ready for the bell.
Dasher Kelly. one of the new base
ball talent also dropped into the city
Saturday night and took in the sights
around center square. He is going tC
make try for an outfield job and he
says he will give some of the regulars
hustle for their positions. To-day
the whole band, present In the city, is
out to Reidville limbering up The
first game will be on Friday when
Dan ONeil and his bunch of war
horses will be cavorting out in Maui
rice Reds athletic field
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
College Games Saturday.

At Atlanta--Trinity North Caro-
lima 5, Georgia Technics 0.
At West Point, n. West Point
3. S, 2; Union /, 3, 2.
At ttesville-Georgetow 8,
6, 8; Virginia 2, 4, 6.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, ST
Anselms 2.
At Ithaca-Cornell 8, Colgate 0.
At Castle Point-Trinity s. Stew
ems s.
At Van Nest-Xavier A. A. 4, Man
haitian college l..
At Bethlehem-Lehigh 8, Carlisle
0.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5,
Lafayette 4.
At Princeton-Princetof 10, Holy
Cross 1.
T At Fordham-Fordham II, Poly
Institute 2.
At Carlisle-Ursinus 8, Dickinson
2.
At Ohio Field-Columbia s, New
York U. 8.
At Cambridge-vermont 9, Har-
ward 5.
At Annapolis-Navy l, Bucknell 0
At 0ssining-Holbrook School 6
Terra.e Club of Princeton 4.
At Observation-Disclosures IL.
Rutgers 3.
At stamford-Betts Academy 3,
Yale Freshmen 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
GAMES SATURDAY.

At Wheeling, w. Va-Boston
Americans 2, Wheeling Centrals l..
At Observation-Disclosures Nation
ais 3, Detroit Americans S.
At Toledo-Toledo American asso-
citation s, Cleveland American 2.
AT Columbus-Boston Americans
9, Columbus American association l .
At Richmond, Va-Rochester
Easterns Z, Richmond Virginians 4
At Roanoke. Va-Roanoke State
6, Buffalo Easterns 2.
At Lynchburg, Va-BuffaIo East
erns 5, Lynchburg Virginias 2.
At New York-Nationals 9, Yale
At Observation-Disclosures 5,
Nationals 0.
At New York-Jersey 5, Ameri-
cans 2.
At vansville-Brooklyn 3, Evans
vile 0.
At TrenAon-Trenton 4, Boston
Nationals 0.
At st Louis-Americans 2, Ma
tionals l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
BIG BUNCH OF BOXERS.

There Is big bunch of boxers
training at Captain John Bonds
place In Stratford at the present
time and the quaint resort presents
an air of bustling industry. One
of the best known mitt singers is
Bert Keyes, who is trying for his
bout with Leach Cross before the
Grand Union club in New York next
Monday. Keyes Is one of those boys
who can hit and he Is confident
of beating Cross.
Then there Is Harry Lewis who
can also go some with the gloves.
Harry is doing daily stunts under
the watchful eye of his trainer, Jack
Diamond. He was 10 meet Tony
Caponi before Tom O'Rourke's
club In New York, April 15, but the
bout was postponed until after holy
week. Harry Baker is doing road
work and other training routine at
Bonds while waiting for match
with Abe Attell or Owen Moran.
the clever English boxer. He has
challenged both these men and ex-
poets to 60 on with one of them
before New York club soon.
frankie Madden, a youngster
who is one of the most popular box
ers now appearing before the vari-
GUS New York clubs. is doing lots
Of work to get into shape. frankie
lost a recent bout owing TO poor
condition and he now realizes that
he needs more than a hair cut and
shave. to get into trim. Young
Lenny is training for his fight with
Young Donahue which takes place
In New York In two weeks Tom
my Curry is also among the boxers
at the Bond hosiery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM.
Good Material for a Successful Team
This Season.

Pitcher John Moran. formerly
twirler for the Pastime baseball club
and later of the Niagara university
team. is coaching the local high
school baseball nine and expects to
round out pretty fast team Of play
ers. Manager Hummell and Captain
GiImartin are satisfied that they have
the material, if they can get them
into shape and Coach Moran believes
he can do it nicely. Those in line for
positions are Hackett. Hummell and
Hayes for pitchers. Bergin and Yam
koski for catchers. Geraghty or Hum
nell for the first sack. J. Phelan sec
ond base, MeGrath at short. Captain
Gilmartin at third. W. Phelan utility
infielder. outfielders. Nolan. Butler.
Humphrey. Sunderland. Balthazar
and Hayes. The schedule Of games
arranged for the season as follows:
April 24-Danbury high at Dan
bury.
April 29-Cheshire academy at
Cheshire
MAY i-Meriden high at Water
bury.
Nav S-Yale scrub al Waterbury.
May l6-spTingfield high az Wa
teTbury.
May a3-Open date.
May 26-Naugatuck high az Nau-
gatuck.
May 30-Shelton High az shelton
June 3-Springheld high al Spring
field
June ls-DsnbEry high at Water
bury.
June ls-Naugatuek high at Wa
terbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13

Burns and Jack Johnson within a
short distance of New York city.
O'Rourke says he has secured an
immense place where he can hold
10-round contests in the open, but
declines to tip off the location.
This talk Of bringing Burns and
Johnson together for 10 rounds in
state where glove contests are pro-
hibited looks well in print. but
Burns will do some hard thinking
before he ties himself up in a match
with the colored man to battle
where pinch is likely. II they
should meet In a ring in this coun-
try 1t undoubtedly will be In Cali
fornia. where championship contests
between heavyweights are permissi-
bIe."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Nelson Wants the Earth.

Battling Nelson, although no
longer occupying the prominent
position in the puglistic world that
was his before he met Joe Cans at
Goldfield. New, IS months ago, is
endeavoring to dicate terms for an
other match with the colored cham
pion, according to yesterdays dis
patch from the coast. Nelson. ever
since his defeat, has clamored for
another chance and recently there
has looked to be good chance that
the men would meet in California
under Jimmy Coffroth's manage
ment. Nelson's announcement.
however. that the bout must go As
rounds is likely to result in nego-
tiations being declared Of. Cans
will very naturally exercise his
rights and insist upon a shorter
bout. In which case Nelson will be
forced 20 yield or abandon nego-
tiations, Cans holding the whip
hand in the mater.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Sullivan To Try Again.

Jack Twin Sullivan is TO have a
chance 10 avenge II he can the one
round beating that Stanley Ketchell
administered TO his brother Mike.
Ketchell and Jack Sullivan have
been matched for a bout limited TO
35 rounds at Colma on May 3. and
the conditions assure practically a
fight to a finish.
There is good reason to believe
that the Grand Rapids whirlwind
Will beat the larger OF the twins de-
cisively. although not so quickly as
he disposed Of Mike. Ketehell has
too much strength for men Of the
ealibre of the Sullivan's and he Is
is 50 aggressive they cannot stop
him. As a novice Ketehell heat the
experienced Joe Thomas in a Eallop.
and with the knowledge he has since
gained he should easily vanquish
Sullivan. Jack Twin will find il
expensive business to attempt to get
revenge for the defeat Of his smaller
brother. and II KetcheIl wins It will
put him in position 10 claim the mid
dleveight title without waiting for
Panke 10 accept a challenge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
MORE AMATEUR TEAMS.

Inc lLdul CiS anu lut
teams of the Junior league will wear
new uniforms this year.
Grove Street Juniors-Simms C.
Richmeyer p. Magraw 1b, j. Lawlor
2b, Alexander 3b. Murphy IS, Ma
loney RI, G. Lawlor CT, Dunphy If.
Manager R, Magraw, 47S West Main
street.
The Mascots-Rose C. McCouliff
p. Turley lb. Regan 2b. Jamelia 3b.
Karney IS. Bercier II, Mcnamara CT,
Rossi IF. Fifteen-year-old teams
address Manager R Bercier, 807
Bank street.
The Whippers-Cannon c, j. e.
black p. Teller ID, Lusk 2b, Kelley
3b. Kane SIS, O'Donneli If, A. Os-
block CT, Kennedy rf. Twelve-year-
| old teams address Manager ]. Can
non. 345 Bank street.
St Joseph's school-Kaukas C,
Luss p, Lusky 1b, Miller 2b, Yer
bickas 3b, Burdick So, Stein IT,,
Sheron CT, Baltruse RI. Twelve-year-
old teams address Manager A. Luss,
10 North Leonard street.
The Hoppers-R. Hanley C. w.
| Mcdonnell p, ]. Brado ID, D. Perry
2b, d. Hyland SIS, c.. McFee 3b, d..
Comfort CT, w. Clifford If. Nine
teen-year-old teams address r. Han
ley, 80 South Fifth street.
Chapel street school,. Sugrue C.
Norton p. E. Pilkington 1b. Walden
2b, Baer 3b, n. Sugrue SIS. Ray IT,,
j. Pilkington CT, Verzier IF. Four
teen-year-old teams address Man
ager D. Pierce. Pearl Lake road
The Trimmers-Groody c. j. De-
laney p. King 1b, Malusky 2b, Cousy
3b, w. Delaney IS. O'Connor CT,
Cavanaugh If. Downey RI. Ten
year-old teams address Manager M.
Groody, 205 South Leonard street.
Lincoln school sixth grade-Low-
ell p. Reid G, Roper 1b, Derrigan
2b. Turner 3b, Gallagher SIS, Up
ham CT, Costello RI, Brouthers RI.
Sixteen-year-old teams address Man
ager w. Lowell, 40 Johnston street
The Firefys-W. O'Rourke C..
Budd p, Conway ID, Lynch 2b,
Drury 3b, Latearzy IS, NJ. O'Rourke
If, Anderson CT, Lieback RI. Fiji
teen-year-old teams Address Man
ager J. Conway, 449 East Main
street.
The Teddy Bears are out, for
games with teams averaging II
years. Address c. Royce, 1884 North
Main street. The team Is as fol-
lows: Borce C, Hayden p, Royce 1b,
Lynch 2b, Hayes 3b, Snagg IS, Tier
ney If, Josin CT, Currie RI.
This is the Young Waterbury
team: Dunn C, II. Mccarthy p.
Ryan ID, Gauvin 2b. Noonan SIS, Zell
If, Somervile CT, r. Mccarthy RI.
Twelve-year-old teams who would
like to play them should address H.
Mccarthy, 81 East Clay street.
The West Side Juniors-Colgan
C, Richmeyer p, Dauch 1b, A. Rey-
nolds 2b. Kilburn 3b, Corcoran SIS,
V. Reynolds If, Welton RI, Dewes CT,
Kirchenberger and L. Dewes, SUBJ
stitutes. Twelve-year-old teams
seeking games should address G.
Dauch, Oakhill avenue.
The Young Pirates would like to
hear from 14-year-old teams wish
ing games. Their lineup follows:
Garfield C. Capodanus p. Fitzgerald
1b, Con roy 2b, Richards 3b, Oxian-
no SIS, l.. Minogue II. d. Minogue CT,
Horn RI, Their manager is P. Ca
podanno of 326 Mill street.
The Twilight A. C.. nine is under
the management of II. Murphy OF
IL Walnut street and would like to
arrange for games with teams aver
aging 10 years of age. This is the
lineup: Callahan C, Bennett p. Free
man 1b. Murphy 2b, Prescott 3b,
Constantine SIS, Monahan RI, Wheeler
II, Fitzpatrick CT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
THE AMATEURS
THE GAME WAS
WELL BEGUN
Junior and Bush Leagues Get Down
to Business in Some Good
Contests.

Two OF the little leagues opened
the season yesterday. The Bush
league did its work In the morning
and the Junior league In the after
noon. Big crowds watched all the
games, although the high wind pre-
vented many from getting down to
the golf grounds where the contests
were held. There were some big
scores because Of the weather condi-
tons, but some of the games were
closely fought and the victory was
undecided until the last. man had
been decided out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Team Standing.
Wooster Nofps

Middleton won the roll-off at the
Wooster alleys Saturday night with
a score Of SIS. Itschner was second
with 561 and Stevens was third with
534. Stokes finished Just outside the
money, putting up SIS. The Others
finished in the following order: Nef
4S9, Pierce ass, Palmer 1853, Bel
465, Kilburn 1853, and McLane 462.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
LYNN TEAM At NEW BRITAIN

New Britain, April 13.-The Lynn.
baseball team of the New England
league arrived here Yesterday and
will do their preliminary vOrk here
untfI the opening Of the season. The
local team will report to-morruw
and q practice game will be played
with the Lynn team on wednesday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Sunday Baseball Games.

At Worcester IN. T..
leaguel Z, Providence Eastern, IN
f. leaguel s.
At Newark-New York american
leagueI 3. Newark EASTERN 1.
At Wheeling, W. va.-Boston
tAmerican) 10, Wheeling (CentraD
0.
At Richmond-Brooklyn S. Rich
mond 2.
At Cincinnati-Detroit 3, Cincin-
natl
At st Louis-Americans 6. Nation
ais 0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
THE SPORTING NEWS.
by hitting the ball well. The score:
Young Arrows RH.B.
100 o. ID 10 /
Teddy Bears / 0 0 0 l 0 ia 8 3

The Grove Street Juniors and the
Lincoln street Sixth Grade were hav-
ing nice game on the golf lots Sat
urday and the score was tie, to l
when the fire alarm rang out at the
west end and the boys dropped the
game and watched the fire depart
ment get into action. Gallagher and
Turner were In the points for the
Lincoln street boys and Lowell and
Derigan did the battery work for the
Grove Streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Junior League Standing.
BUSH LEAGUE.

The Delphis and the Sunshines
were pitted against each other in the
first game of the Bush league. Such
a batting fest was never seen on the
local ball fields and may not be seen
again this season. Twenty-three was
the lucky number yesterday, for that
was the number of runs scored by
the winners. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
sILER HIS row o.RorRkE.

George Siler. the noted referee
and writer on pugilism. does not
think much Of the claim OF Tom
O-Rourke that he Will bring OF a
boat between Burns and johnson in
New York. Siler says
Tom O-Rourke. who posed IS the
whole thing In New York during
the Horton law regime claims he
Ca pull Oh a Sight between Tommy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Team Standing.
AT THE WOOSTER.

Northrop is still the leader in the
Wooster bowling race but there are
four or five back of him who may at
any time jump into that first position
The Bantams have the first position
almost cinched in the team race. The
following are the scores:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
BILLIARDS AND POOL.
Standing Of the Teams In the Local
Amateur Race.

The following is the standing Of
the players in the billiards and pool
race at the Wooster which will end
this week
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13

First BasemsH Flynn. the Holy
Gross buT who has been shifted to
the Milwaukee American association
club. declines TO report there. He
is holding out for a bigger salary
than the club management Il willing
to pay him
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Delphis 4202 2011 0--12 81 s
Sunshines 1905 10 2 0-23 SO 5
The Eagles and the A ,lies were nn

The Eagles and the Allies we're up
against each other in the second
game and the former proved their
superiority with the stick aud ham,
mered out the victory. The score:
R.H +.
Eagles =. TO- as 40 3 0-1S 20 3
Allies -. O13S 1910 Ill 21 4
Batteries-Maryes and Luskey;
Carpenter and Shaw.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Student Bowling League.

The final games in the Student
Bowling league were played at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday and resulted
as follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Student League Standing.

Connie MACK mas released Outfs.d-
er Zamloch 20 ;he Reading Tri-Stste
club aud Pitcher Bills 20 the Scran-
ton New York state league club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
BOWLING.
Results OF Contests on the Y. O. @
A. Alleys.

A. Alleys.
In the two man tournament d
the Casino Neal is still leading In In,
dividuaI work but is closely fol-
lowed by Porter and Malsch. Neal
has also the high single record. 25S.
and the high three string mark, 873
In the team race the Americans and
the Mexicans are having race for
first place, both being tied. The fol-
lowing are the records:
Individual AvpraUes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
JUNIOR LEAGUE.

The Stanley Parks and the Qua
kers afforded the fans plenty of ex-
element In the first game of the
Junior league. The Quakers held a
fair lead up to the eighth inning.
when the Parks In that inning
smashed In four runs. They made
two more in the ninth and took the
game by one run lead. The score:
R.H.E.
Parks -. 100 0 0 0 AS 12 3
Quakers 10000 o. IL 8
Batteries-Shaw and Visconti;
Riley and Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13

The Young Arrows and the Teddy
Bezrs uere the Contestants In a bali
game az the golf lots Saturday and
the Arrows shot straight and woa ont
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
Bush League Standing.
OTHER AMATEUR GAMES,

The lakewood and the Bannatyne
Watch Co teams battled for honors on
the golf lots yesterday and the Oak
woods had their batting eyes with
them and won out although the
watch boys made a good stab at the
finish. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13

The Rosebuds and the st Thomas
Cadets furnished the next excitement
of the day and this also was nip
and tuck battle with the Buds pull
ing out In front In the final inning
of the game. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13

Cotton States League.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 4. vicks-
burg 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13


R.H.E.
Rosebuds 02120 2-12 IA l
st r. G. 021 20 401 la IA 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Johnson;
Lusly and Dorsey.
Another game that was won by
one run was the next one between
the Laurels and Defenders, The hit
ting in this game was about equal on
both sides. but the Defenders made
the most errors and won out also by
a margin of one run. The score:
R.H.E.
Laurels 3o311 0211-11 16 2
Defenders 21101 / 2--10 10 4
Batteries-Kenney and Brophy;
White and Cosgrove.
The st Anne's defeated the Pion-
GERS by the biggest lead Of any of
the games. Errors came so often
that the scorers had difficulty In
keeping track of them. Both sides
suffered in this respect The score:
R.H.E.
st Annes 01535 40 0-18 IL 10
Pioneers 5000 0-12 TO
Batteries-Palmer and Jasch;
Stigberg and Bergin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13
RH.E

R.H.E
lakewood ..OO41IO2OO-s 1
Bannatyne .O1OO 10
/ Batteries-Delaney and Lockshire,
/ Mahoney and Flemming.
On the Riverside grounds yester-
/ day the Pirates stacked up against
two teams The Simonsyille bunch
trimmed them in the first game and
they walloped the Moonlights in the
second. The scores: R.H.E.
simonsville O2OI21 =
Pirates 10000 Z
Batteries-CoOke and Adams: A.
Evon and r. Evon.
Second game: R.H.E.
Pirates - IOs00-I4 IL 1
MoonIights 1I21OO000- ?
Batteries-Lord and Bordman;
Bresnahan and Simpson.
The Night Owls and the Grezsers
met On the same lots on Saturday.
too. and the Greasers won out about
as they pleased The score:
Night Owls R.H.E-
52ssossoe7sI4
Grease Pushsrs
42Iozssil-Ii - /
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-13

score. NatlDnalS y. Elks ~ goat
from floor, Bernier =. Mcfarland
Birch !. Cas- l.. Trowbridgc I
Quinn I !: foul goal. Birch I referee
Hudson; scorer. Goodyear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-23
DEsERET EyENING NEWS MONDAY NOVEMBER % 19os

that medical science was capable of,
but to no avail, and sadly the remains
of the heroic miner were taken towards
the little undertaking parlor.
Mrs. Smith, who had just been in
formed of the fact that her husbands
body had been brought from the mine,
was Fastening there in search of him,
when she met the sad procession. A
scene ensucd which will long live in
the minds or those who witnessed it.
The bereaved woman went nearly
frantic with grief over her terrible loss.
Kent Smith was the son OF Dir. y. *.
Smith of this city, and a brother of
Justice Dana 7. Smith, He was known
as faithful and careful miner. one
who was ever careful of the lives OF the
mon under him. and always the first
to respond when rescue became neces-
sary.
The other men who gave up their
lives in the effort to save others, have
been in the employ of the company
some time. and are we'll known and
much respected at Bingham. The rev
erence for the heroic dead, felt by the
miners there was plainly manifested by
the steady stream of mourners who
filed through the little undertaking par
lors during the day yesterday, paying
respectful tribute to the men who had
gone beyond.
Tho body Of Kent Smith has been
brought here FOR burial, and those OF
his companions are being held at Bins
ham pending instructions from their
families.