Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03
BASE BALL NOTES.

Swander is hitting the ball hard.
 Baseballs, masks. pads and glovea given for one U., S, & Co ticket.
 Holyoke has released Outfielder
 Perrott and Zamlock is likely to fol-
 low in few days.
 Sillery has been in bard luck every game he has pitched, but the limit came Monday.
 Springfield has released Outfielder | Westlake. He is light hitter and not lively enough to suit O'Neil.
 Sam Kennedy is reported as one of the new men for Waterbury. He will take Lachance's place on first, and Lepine will go back in the field.
 Jack Hess is not making much of a success with Nashville. He has lost four out of six games. If Hess should be released Dan o'Neil would pick him up quick.
 Mclean, who was on Roger Con- nor's team when he had the Spring field franchise, will be back again in a Springfield uniform, as Dan o'Neil signed him Monday for one of his pitching force.
 Pitcher Stackpole has purchased his release from the Montgomery team of the Southern league for s200 and has gone to his home in Maine to recuperate. He Is likely to join the Holyoke team again with ina fortnight.
 Bill Lallier of this city. who Is playing with Doc Reisling's team, Reading of the Union league, has been out of the game for two weeks with an injured wrist. Ho will be back again on Friday. Bill writes also that the league will go under.
 Pitching records in the Southern league to date show that Jack Hess has twirled in six games for Nash vile, winning two and iOsing four, while Stanley Yerkes has pitched end won one for that club. Stack poles record with the Montgomery club was two wins and two losses.
 Meriden has about as enthusiastic set of fans as there are to be found in the circuit. The noisy ones keep talking all the time. Some of them were afraid that Swanson would be too much for Meriden on account of his immense size and they tried hard to rattle him. He refused to he rat tied.
 Billy Lush now claims salary from | the New Haven team owners at the rate of s350 per month. He holds that he was to receive $500 a month | for bench work and s350 a month If he played. He played first base m | one game and batted fur some one l in another. As Lush did not have ] any contract it Is difficult to rec low 1 he can get his money.
 Manager Paige of New Britain sent Marssns to Nev York yester- day afternoon SO that he could meet | the boat from Cuba this morning. 1 Almeids is supposed to be on the yes sel and if he is over his seasickness he will be played In the game this ! afternoon against Meriden. Nothing 1 has been heard from Cabrera. an- 1 other Cuban. and Manager Paige Is not looking for him |
 Holy Gross has three games this week. meeting Yale at New Haven to-day. the Amherst Awgics Friday and Wesleyan Saturday on the home grounds. Jimmy Dowd. the HolyOke boy who held Yale to ore hit recent ly. will stack up against the Blue again and although his arm has been somevhst Of color the last few days ae is expected to repeat his brilliant york of the first game. F
 McDermott. a third bsssman. and Topham. a pitcher. from the Union ssxue. are other recruits Nho are Hated for the Waterbury list. They rave been ordered to report and may 10 co unless thsy run into NcKinney. Nike McAndre~s said yesterday hat the reporter who placed his izns among the coming mzsriuonisi ,srzsias is noz doing tine -Nofh- nE to it. said Nike. for f dfd hInk of saxh a thing ! might take rnmN aruwn4 WnFrrhm~wr