Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-18
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

--Matthew Dunphy has returned from a trip through Massachusetts . and Rhode Island.
 There will be meeting Of the St Thomas's Cadet association Tn the Lyceum tomorrow at 1O:30 O'CLOCK.
 Patrick Kane and daughter, An ma of Bank street have returned from a two weeks vacation In Hart ford.
 --Albert Loefflar of Washington street left this morning on vaca. tion to be spent in the CaSsklli mountains.
 There were many inquiries at the home of Miss Teresa GarVey on John street yesterday afternoon ana last evening when the story became known that she was thought to nave been killed in Springfield. MISS Garvey is we'll known not only Tn this section but in other parts or the city and for some time her friends felt much alarmed about hof.
 -"Sueh easy picking, thinking they had a chance 10 defeat us and we walloping them by the score Of 20 to 1. I suppose they will now want another game but as we nave defeated them twice this season, I'm of the opinion that Manager smith will refuse to take our team to the golf grounds again this season 10 play that dub bunch known as the letter-carriers. Thus did Tobin pitcher of the Brooklyn baseball team murmur to Kloski, catcher Of the same team about 6:3O o'clock last evening as he lay under nice shady tree in the west end meadows yesterday afternoon. lt was Tar from the baseball grounds and the young men mentioned were resting after playing the onesided game with the mailcarriers. They were going over the game in detail commenting upon the long wallops of their side and the vainless efforts of the let ter-carriers to connect with the ball. | The only run credited 10 the losers was caused by a wild throw of Mat thew Dunphy. the elongated first baseman who tried 10 duplicate a heave of Larry Fox who in an early inning almost threw the ball up 10 the center. Thus they were think ing when suddenly they heard loud talking near them. Finally they felt someone shaking them and they
 woke up and rubbed their eyes.
 Yes they had been sleeping. The
 men that were around them were
 the Brooklyn players on their way home from the game true, but why | such sorrowful looks? Can that be
 Manager Smith in despair. wiring. ling his hands and sadly remarkine
 about the bum game. It sure is:
 You're a couple of good fellows
 you are," they hear next; "why
 didn't you come over and get into
 the game this afternoon. Just be
 cause you two failed to put in ar
 appearance We were lost" We had
 patched up team and that aggrega
 tion. managed by Willie Wilcox ant
 with Legs Kelly as water boy. walk
 ed away from us, came back agaiI
 for an encore, enjoyed another dance and then had a grand finale
 The score, Is to G. Think of it'll! II simply means that on som' sweltering day during the summe we will have to play a game to de ] eide the series. With half our reg ular players that game would b' freezing to death on the Ice now: a l 1t is there will be no mail 10 b delivered tomorrow for the carrier ; will hold the biggest celebration ever" Tobin and Kloski suddenl
 realized all that had happened am , picking up their coats started home ward: none in the party said anoth [ CT word the remainder of the wal I The occasion was too funeral lik , for conversation. The truth it th [, Brooklynites were trounced in tn !, second game of the series with th letter carriers. the game going onl
 five innings The deciding contes
 will be played In the near futur and Manager Smith with his reguls
 team will be out for blood" Th 2 R.H.T 2 Mail Carriers ...14eso-ls 17 2 Business Men ..2O105-s se Batteries-Dalton and Doran: RI , ter and Bereier.
 Our soda has always been fn and our patronage larged ue 10 n fact that we have always used pun
 fruit syrups in their manufacturl We are prepared to furnish you vii : Kelly's ice cream in 10-20-4e cei z cartoons. at Walkers Drug store. V