Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
BASEBALL NOTES.
New Haven here tomorrow.

New Haven here tomorrow.
 Trenton has secured Pitcher John
 Glaze of Dartmouth.
 Johnny Hannifin of Holyoke is hitting for .209 with the Boston Ma
 tionals.
 Miller stung the ball hard enough
 but it landed right in fielder $
 hand every time.
 Manager Jim" McGuire says the
 Boston Red Sox will reach the sec- ond division before the Fourth of
 July.
 Murray Parker is due to rejoin the Ponies to-day. The boy is said to be in perfect health again after vacation in Northern New York.
 The members of the Elks' team and all aspirants for positions will he out on the Golf lots this after noon and this evening for their first practice.
 Jack Ryan. the sensational young pitcher of the New Orleans South ern league club. has been obtained by Cleveland in trade for George Mill Lajoie's utility man.
 Eddie Farley was out with the team for practice yesterday morning and may get back into the game once more. He thinks the. three weeks rest has done him a world of good.
 On account of the assertion of Pitcher Smith. President Comiskey of the Chicago White Sox is dicker- ing with Washington for a pitcher. It is quite likely that Falkenbergl will be sold to Chicago.
 Jimmy Sebring has been indef- nitely suspended by Manager Heck ert. He was taken out of the game in the first inning on Saturday and may never don a Harrisburg uniform again.-Harrisburg Patriot.
 Bert Grubb. Holyoke's third base man last year, is hitting like a fend these days for Wilkes-Barre in the New York State league. He cracked out four singles up in a game against Syracuse Monday.
 Joe 0'Rourke has been supplanted at short by Charles, late of the Tri- | State league. and St Louis will un- doubtedly hang on to the new man. He is fast and a good sticker. Thif may give Manager Durant the chance he is looking for.
 Red" Owens. who was with the Trenton club during its recent trip on the road. was handed the va- moose sheet yesterday Red was secured to take the place of Dr Car -is. but. if possible, proved worse han his predeeessor.-Tre State Gazette.
 Joe Connor accidentally spiked me of the young lads. who hang round the embankment back of irst base. Joe ran for a foul fly n the last inning and stepped on he boys foot. as he dashed by Jim. Dan o'NeiI got doctor and lad the lad taken to his home, pay ng all expenses himself.
 BinRhamton fans would be ant 10 urn on the management if 0utfieId- r Frank Burke should be sold to iolyoke or any other club just now. surke Is back in the game again rith the Bingoes and Monday at cranton had three hits in five lmes up. one of his rsps going for ,
 home run with the bases filled.
 Jim o'Rourke-s judgment is at take in the move by vhieh the Bos- 1n Americans have taken on { ftchsr Hsyelton The former dartmouth man was decorated with tin can by the Bridgeport veteran 1me weeks ago after a couple of lsing performances Tn fact, Jim { id Hszelion didn't have much but srve Bill Luby and Jack Hess bought ls gate receipts from Manager Neil in Nerfden yesterday and ere stung Thev paid s4s for ( portion and received 2 liv the regular s4a Euzrantee. 6 uhy made a biz bid to get hack ? the manager hy putting the ball q Ter the fence. but t fall a few q es shy. n Tuo players were injured. one of ! em rather seriously. in the fourth e ming of the game between Newark 2 id Toronto in Newsrk Monsav sf- q rrooas While stsemptiax so score el hasy of Toronto slid into Catcher ir sslhin of Nswzrks srd hcth plzy- al