Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-29
THE AMATEURS
YOUNGSTERS
 KEEP BUSY
Many Games Every Day--Nauga- tuck Amateur League Starts
 For the Season.

According to an article, which ap- peared in the Democrat on Monday the Tribunes defeated the Dublins by the score of to by forfeit. The Dublins have something to say about this as there are two sides to every story. In the last of the ninth ln- ming with the score 1 to in favor of the Dublins the Tribunes went to bat. They started a dispute by say ing it was only the last of the eighth, but this dispute was soon settled by the umpire, who then left the field. The Tribunes then had "Ducky" Quill, their centerfielder, go in and umpire. There were two outs and two strikes on the batter. When the pitcher threw the ball, Murphy, of the Tribunes, who was on third base, ran home. Futile, catcher for the Dublins caught the ball and touched him about three feet from the base. The umpire called Murphy out, but when the Tribunes rushed on the field he called the man safe. The Dublins deny that they refused to play, as it was during the dispute, which arose over this decision, that the umpire gave the game to the Tribunes. IT the Tribunes want a game with the same players that they had Sunday for s5, all they have to do is to place the money in the Democrat of- flee and notify Thomas O'Connell,
 407 Dublin street.
 The Lakerims defeated the Oak
 woods by the score of to at
 Burns lots Monday. The features of the game were the double plays
 made by Winston and Halpin and
 one made by Winston unassisted. The score: RH.E E. Lakerims ..1oo02 1-6 : 3 Oakwoods O 0022 0 0-4 8 4
 Pendy and Kelly; Coyle and Ray.
 The Young Walnut Streets de-
 feated the Films by the score of IF to
 16 in an exciting game at the To-
 cust street lots yesterday. The bat z teries were Moore and Phelan for the Films. Deely and Ashborn for the Young Walnut Streets.
 The Young Newsboys would like
 to hear from 14-year-old teams for Sunday afternoon games. Address P. Sanders, 593 East Main street. 5 AS the Boys club nine did not ap-
 pear at Corcoran's lots Monday af- ternoon 10 play the Young News
 boys. the latter team claims the vic tory by the score of to 0. The
 Young Newsboys deny that they ' were defeated by the Pony Juniors
 Monday afternoon.
 The sterlings would like to hear
 from 20-year-old teams. Address
 William Alderman, Grove court.
 The Rough Riders claim victory !, over the Young Brooklyns by the Q score of to 0, as they did not show
 up on Monday afternoon as arranged. = They also claim that they are the B original Rough Riders and they chal- e lenge the o;her team using that
 name to a game, the winner to have . the privilege of using the name.
 The Young Brooklyns would like r to hear from 13-year-old teams. Ad-
 dress John Kopiczh, s South River e side street The lineup: Yetko c, n Doyle D, Kopiczh 1b. Murphy 2b, f Werbickas 3b. Zigman ss, Luskey If, , Morrison of, Bercia If.
 The Young Liberty Boys would P like to hear from 13-year-old teams. a Address Manager H. Walsh, 332 . Baldwin street The lineup: Walsh c. Univer D, Hayes 1b. Finn 2b n Blanchete 3b, Charron If, Harel Of.
 Sullivan If.
 h The North End Tigers would like 4 to hear from 16-year-old teams. Ad- !. dress Manager Walsh, 122 Round oe Hill street. The lineup: Carvan c. Graham D. Nelson 1b, Pierce 2b Hunter 3b. Walsh ss, Hanley If, Sa.
 yard If, Hayes Of.
 $ The Clover Juniors would like tc t hear from 13-year-old teams. Call c on James Cavanaugh. Stone street. II The Young Eastern Twirlers of
 Naugatuck were defeated Tuesday q afternoon by the Central avenue U school team by the score of to !, U The young Eastern Twirlers would Y like to hear from 13 year old teams in s or around the city of Waterbury. :, The battery for the young Eastern ]. Twirlers-Herman GOrmley and Too hey. Any one wishing a game write to John Toohey. 64 South Main strcet = Saugatuck. Ct. The lineup Ward 2b s Toohey c. Herman ss, I. Gormley D a Long 3b. Talbert 1b. Garland If, NJ Gormley cf. Brennan If.
 !, Saugatuck Amateur League Rule !. and By Laws.
 i. All games will be played a ,f and o'clock.
 it 2. No one team will he allowed Y more than 16 men on their list a o any one time.
 II :. If any team should fail to sp n pear at the scheduled hour they " hereby forfeit.
 l. |. Any member of one team
 cannot become a member of an, D. other team without his manager le consent
 Is 5. All players must he on th'