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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
THE DIAMOND
WE BROKE THE
 ICE AT LAST
Merideu Fell a Victim to Us at Reidville Yesterday--All the
 Other Results.

Waterbury surprised herself and the small number of fans who jour neyed out to Reidville yesterday by winning a game, and winning it de- cisively. It was all due to the good work of Sillery in the box, who held the Meridens runless until the last inning and then some of the chaps behind him had to start in on the old rut and make errors enough to allow two runners to cross the plate. The small band of Meriden rooters pres ent did not have much chance to en- thuse until that last. inning, but they cut loose when the first run came over the plate, but their enthusiasm was short lived. Eddie Swander made a star catch out in the left gar den, probably trying to emulate the example of Eddie Pleiss of New Ha- ven, who made two one-handed catches the day before.' Aside from this there were but few other feat ures. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
FELL RETAINS CUP.
Defeats westfaIl in Three Sets Out
 of Four.

Defeats westfaIl in Three Sets Out
 of Four.
 T. R. Pell defeated H. L.. westfall for the New England tennis cham- pionship at the Hartford Golf club Saturday before the largest crowd of the week. This is the second time that Mir Pell has won the cup and if he wins it next year it will become his property. Pell won the tourna- ment last year and the cup from Clar- ence Hobart. This year. Westfall won the tournament. which gave him the right to challenge Pell for the cup. While both of these crack players ap- peared to be in good form Saturday, Pell lasted better and deserved to win.
 The first set required eighteen games to decide it and was the long est of the afternoon. Pell finally win- ming, i0-s. The second set was fuil of excitement and Pell won. 6-3. West fall captured the third set rather easily. s-2. Some thought that the Brooklyn challenger had tired out the New York title holder. Before the next set there was a slight rest for tlte contestants westfaIl won the first three games but Pell soon caught up with him and the games switched back and forth until PeIl fnally won the set. s-s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

L. Rods ..13263 332S2-25s 8 Firef1ies 1000 01001- ? l 20
 Batteries-Flaherty and Grove; Butte and O'Rourke.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
THE SPORTING NEWS.
SATURDAY GAMES.
Waterbury Gave Poor Exhibition of r the National Game.

Waterbury and New Haven met at Reidville Saturday and the at tendance was nothing like it would have been had the team been doing any kind of good work of late. The game put up by the locals was joke. McNulty started in to do the twirling and was doing well until his team mates took it into their heads to play tag with the ball. when he decided it was time for him to have little rest and he allowed the New havens to hit at will. Every man on the team had an error, with the exoep- tion of McNulty, and some of them were of the most glaring kind. We had the game once we'll in hand, but threw 1t away. It was frightful ex- hibition of base ball. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
MORE LOCAL CHANGES.
Big George Lachsnce May Go Down
 to New Haven.

Manager George Bone and George Laehance had a talk after the game Saturday and it is more than likely the big fellow will go 10 Now Haven and cover first. which at the present time Is sadly neglected. Lachanee may not play any more base hall, however. as he said before the game Saturday that he vas through with base ball.
 Captain Frank Fitzpatrick will be hack once more in the lineup and will be in the game at Springfield to- cay. Manager Durant and ne had talk Saturday and the fosmer second bssemsn decided to take up the work once more. Louis Lepirc vIIl also retoin the team. and 90 viiI Bill Lsl- Her of local fame. who has oeen play ing in the Union league. Paine of New Haven. who vas kUapped for Lsachance. and Campbell. sa infelder, sent or from Rochester.
 Billy Hanna of roller polo fame was in Waterbury yesterday o1 the invitation of Manager Darant to talk over buying the local team Billy said hs stood ready t0 buy for spot cash. but ha wanted evsrythinK free CF incumhrances He wouta like to own . team in Waterbury and pe- Iieves he uonld he able 10 furnIsa a winning combination
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
siler Takes Last Count.

Chicago. June I5.-George Silers aged 62. writer of boxing. died Sat- urday night of heart disease. Siier was a lightweight boxer in his young~ CT days. He then became a referees and adjudieated many of the famous fights of the prize ring. including that between Corbett aud Fitxsim- mons and also the championship fights between Jenries and Sharkey and Cans and Nelson. He has been on the stan of Chicago newspaper for several years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
DRAY BREAKS RECORD.
Yale Track Captain Again Makes New
 Mark in Pole Vault.

Captain Walter Dray of ibe Yale track team vas the star al the games of the A A. [. held in Darbury Ss.- urday afternoon He created a new worlds record in the pole vault. leap ing over fl at the wonderful height of Iz feet ST inches This sets back the record of lz feet S inches made by A. C. Gilbert of the Yale track team st the Olympic Esues trials . week szo. Dray took the vault o1 his first trial He was unable to clear the bar al this disssuce in his later leaps and his frst attempt stood
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

The Torringtons defeated the Glastonbury Athletic club on the Naubuc grounds. 10 to 0. In the Valley Sunday league, the Hocka- nuns beat the South Glastonburys. 22 to II. The Buckinghams de- feated the East Glsstonburys, 13 to q, and the Glastonbury Juniors de- feated the Hopewells. II to 5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Cyclist Run Down.

Bristol. June I5.-charles Stewart, "a motor eyclist of Torrington. who was riding one of the machines head ed towards Bristol. was run down by an automobile near D. ]. Munn's blacksmith shop on the ForestviIle road at o'clock on aSturday night. He had his right leg broken besides several of his fingers and was other. wise bruised.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Sfrnrk hr Rase Ran.

Hartford. June 15.-wTlilam 4. Banning. Ir. cf iss Barbour street. while playing hsseksIl Saturday sf- tsrnooz In Burnside vas struck by a ball. receiving injuries which may re- salt ia his death. Mr Banning is a printer. He is 7s yssrs old and has a wife and child Te2rs old.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
SMALL GAMES.
Results On All Fields Saturday and
 Sunday.

The meat slashers would like to challenge any baseball team in the city. Will arrange for games for any Sunday mornings. Arrangements may be made by calling on Manager F. Lallier, 1920 North Main street. Before over seven hundred specta- tors the Ansonia team won the first game of the series from the Seymour nine Saturday afternoon on Athletic field, Ansonia by the score of g to B.. The game put up by the locals was the best while the visitors did not play their usual snappy game. How ever, the great stick work of the lo- calls had a great deal to do with the outcome.
 SUNDAY SMALL GAMES. The High Rocks defeated the Wood Streets by the score of to 0 in five inning game. The features of the game were the batting of Murphy and the fielding of Bowling and Messer. The score:
 R.H.E. High Rocks .......2 1 3 1 2-9 II 3 Wood Streets .... .00 0 co 3 8 Batteries--Behm and Murphy; Mulholland and Nora.
 The High Rocks defeated the Pine Avenues by the score of to 8 at the golf lots. The score:
 R.H.E. High Rocks 8 0 1 3014 2-16 10 3 P. Avenues 0 0 01 0001 0-2 45 The Dublins defeated the Twilights by the score of 16 to 2 at the golf lots yesterday. The feature of the game was the pitching of Costello, who famed fourteen men. The score:
 R.H.E. 1920 2-16 10 8 Twilights 70 70 1 100 o. 2 45 Batteries-CostelIo and McLaugh- lin; Murphy and Constine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Two-base hits, Nichols, Simmons, Herbst, Zacher; sacrifice hits, Swander, Edmundson, Bone; stolen bases, Pleiss 8, Havel, Zacher; double play, Toner, unassisted; left on bases, Waterbury g, New Haven g; first base on balls, off McNulty 3, off Herbst 2; first base on errors, Waterbury 4, New Haven 5; hit by pitcher, Bone; struck out, by Mo- Nulty 5, by Herbst 3; wild pitch, Herbst; time, 2 hours, 10 minutes; umpire, McCloud.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
WITH THE POoLISTs.
New Haven Carried the Winning
 COlors Last Week.

The race in the pools for the Connecticut league the past week was pretty good going until New Haven struck Waterbury on Sat urday, when the Elm City proceed ed to put the holders of her name all to the good. Holyoke was mak- ing splendid play for the victory but New Haven just copped twice as many runs in one game on Sat urday as Holyoke did in two and that ended all doubt. Waterbury was down in the fifth place, while Meriden brought up the rear. In the National league Boston was in the lead, when the final bell pealed and St, Louis ran Chicago a merry race for the finals in the American league, winning out by three. The following are the pools in the three leagues,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Waterbury,

Hartford. New Britain at Holyokes New Haven at Meriden, Springfield at Bridgeport.
 Saturday, June 20-Bridgeport at Waterbury, Hartford at Holyoke, Meriden at New Britain, Springfield at New Haven.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Eastern League.

At Rochester-Buffalo 3, Rochester 1.
 At Newark-First game.D Provi- dence 1, Newark O; (second game,) Newark 6. Providence 4.
 At Baltimore-Baltimore f, Jersey City 3.
 At Toronto-Toronto 8, Montreal 2. 12 innings.)
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
One Double Header at Home and
 One other Game.

Monday. June 15-Waterbury st Springfield. Hartford at New Brit ain. Bridgeport at Holyoke, Meri- den al New Haven.
 Tuesday. June 1s-wsterbury af New Britain. Ne~ Haven at Hart ford. HoIyuke st Meriden. Bridge port st Springfield
 "Wednesday. June 17-Wsterbury at Merfdsn. Hoiyoke at Springfield. Hartford al Ne- Haven. New Brit ain st Bridgeport
 Thursday. June 1s-Meriden at Waterbury ttwo Esnesl, Hartford at sprinEnsld. Holyoke al New Brit ain. New Haven at Bridgeport
 Friday, June 1s-waterhury at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
COLLEGE GAMES.
Yale Has an Easy Time Beating Up
 Princeton.


 Yale easily defeated Princeton Saturday afternoon at Yale field by the score of 8 to 2. Both the Prince ton runs were made on Yale errors, once on Wheaton's and once on Phil bins. The score:
 RH.E Yale .. '--S 10 5 Princeton. 010000001 46 Batteries-Van Week and Jones; Clark, Heyniger and Dawson.
 Runs. Yale, Jones 1, Dimes 1, Mur- phy 2. Williams 2, Wheaton 1, Clif- ford l.; Princeton. Vaughn 1, Sides l.; two base hit, Fels: struck tut. by Heyniger s, by Van Week 2; first base on balls, off Clark 1, on Heyni- ger 1. on Van Week 2: triple play. Heyniger. Sides and Dillon; double play. Fish and Dawson: umpire. Ad- ams: time, In Som; attendance, G. 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
American Association.

At Milwaukee-First, game, In- dianapolis 5, Milwaukee O; second game, Indianapolis 1. Milwaukee o.
 At Toledo-Minneapolis {, Toledo 8.
 At Louisville-Louisvill G, Kan sas City 5.
 At Columbus-Columbus 4, St Paul 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Western League.

At Omaha-First game, Omaha q, Pueblo |; second game, Omaha 8, Pueblo 2.
 At Sioux City-First game, Sioux City [. Dover 3; second game, Sioux City 5, Denver 2.
 At Des Moines-Des Moines f. Lincoln 8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Two-base hits, Bastian, Shincel, Bronkie; sacrifice hits, Bronkie 9, Murphy 2; stolen bases, Bastian, Shincel, Toner; left on bases, Wa terbury 10, Meriden II; first base on balls, off Sillery 2, of Halligan 8; first base on errors, Waterbury l. Meriden 5; hit by pitcher, Cote; struck out, by Sillery 8, by Halli- gan g.; wild pitches, Sillery, Halli- gan; time, 1855; umpire, Rorty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

men, eacn or whom ndQ 0tLy LaFgelS About 1000 targets were thrown and the shooting continued until after 6 o'clock.
 High Gun Prizes.
 First, B. Claridge, New Haven.
 Second, F. Sherman, New Haven.
 Third, W. A. Gregory, Danbury.
 Fourth, John Draher, Waterbury.
 Fifth, E. Hart. Waterbury.
 Sixth, Dr Smith, New Haven.
 Seventh, J. E. Olcott, Norwich.
 Eighth, c. Hall, Waterbury.
 Ninth, W. Olmstead, Danbury.
 Tenth, R. H. Smith. Seymour.
 Secires A-First prize. Sherman; second prize, Claridge; third prize, Hart.
 Series B-First prize, Ciaridge; second prize, Gregory; third prize, Sherman.
 Series D-First prize. James Kyle; second prize, Olmstead; third prize, Ciaridge.
 Individual Scores.
 Claridge, shot at 200, broke 1S2; sherman 200, I79: Gregory 200, 174; 'sibley 200, I74: 'Haight 200, 16s; Draher 200. 167; 'Brinley 200, 167; Hoyt 200, 164; Dr Smith 200, 1884; Wheeler 200, 1s3; "Powers 200, 162; Olcott 200. 161: Hall 200, 15s; Olmstead 200. i57; Gilbert 200, 143; R. H. Smith 200. 14S: Kyle 200, 142; Robertson 200, 137; Knox 200, 132: Bennett 200, 132; Wells 200. 129; Minor 200, 123; H. Judd 150. 106; Damn 150, 10I: penn l50, s2; Templeton 130. 73; Metcalf l30. 73; Scott l30, 67: Morrisey 130, 50: Patzold 100. 79: James Bsgrie 100, 76: John Bagrie 100. 69; Gnderhill 100. 65; c. K. Bailey 100. 59: Sterile 100. 55; W. Judd 100. 4s: F. H. Smith 100. A: Murphy 100. 3s: Thompson SO. 52: Geddes 50, 70: F. H. Bailey 50. 37; Cooper 50. 36; Hemmeler so. 32; Holmes 35. 30; Hill 35, 20; Bronneke 35. IS: Probst 80. 1s; Weaver 20. 10; Lines Is. 10; COoney Is. [. Those marKcd .. pro- fessionals. representing ammunition and gun manufacturers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Win. tn. Grand Prir.

Paris. June 15-Thousands of Anerh csns saw ". K yanderbIrs bay colt Northeast. with !. Childs up. capture the Grand Prix de Paris. the bsns rib@ bon event of the Preach turf. whzcn this year was worth about sT2ooa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
New England Iearue.

At Haverhill-HaverbIn 12. Lynn :.
 At Lawrence-Lawrence 3. Lowell 1.
 At worcester-worcester |. Fall River i.
 At Brockton--First yame-Brock- ton 2. New Bedford i. Second game -Brockton '. New Bedford 0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
s.lai.n a.n .n s...

verviers. Belcun. June 1a-Th4 courts here have put q ban oa nms| bling st the race tracks. The dscHios has caused . sensation. as it thrsstens the erEfence of racing 10 BelTinn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
American Lea1uc.

At Detroit-Detroit 2, Philadelphia 1.
 At Cleveland-Cleyeland i, Wash ington 0.
 At Chicago-Chicago 5, New York 1.
 At St Louls-Bos,on 6, St Louis 5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Connecticut League Standing.
OTHER SUNDAY GAMES.
 Eastern League.

At Providence-Proyidence 6, Buffalo 3.
 At Newark-First game, Jersey City O, Newark 2; second game, Newark 0, Jersey City 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
New York State League.

At Albany-Utica 4. Albany 8. At Troy-A. J. & G., 10, Troy .. At wilkes-Barre-Wilkes-Barre 10, Syracuse 5.
 At administration IF, Bing- hamton 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
New York State I.earnn.

At Troy-Troy [. A ]. & q !. At wilkesbarre - Syrseuse 4. wiIkesharre 3
 Al Scranton-scranton ?. Blngham- ton O
 At AIhany-Utica IA. Albany 4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Pine Hill League.

The Tribunes defeated the Sacred Hearts by the score of to in a we'll played game. The battery for the Tribunes was Brophy and Walsh, and for the Sacred Hearts, Allen and Ken nedy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Batteries-Hicks and Currier; Mansfield and Larkin: time. h a0m; umpire. Smith
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

In the second game the Tornados gave the Brownies a nice drubbing, winnig the game by the score of 20 to 8. The batteries were Dowd and Mccarthy for the Tornados and Dil- Ion and Hunter for the Brownies.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

The Hartford team, accompanied by 100 leather-lunged rooters went to Meriden Saturday and returned minus a game, Meriden having won it. There was q great pitching duel for seven innings between the much -touted Tuckey and the peerless Pete. In the eighth, the Merlden sluggers landed on the boy with the hair cut and slienced the Hartford rooters. Rorty umpired the Amherst game and Mer- rick officiated in Meriden. The atten- dance was 1,2O0. Moves and O'Leary led in the batting, each having single and a double. Wilson and Tuckey each struck out six.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Wesleyan was defeated by the Middletown team on Andrus field, 5 to 1. Wesleyan made but four hits off Peterson, while Middletown hit McCathran for seven. An error and a three-base hit by Smith gave the colleagians a run.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
OTHER SATURDAY GAMES
National League

Natlonal League. At Boston-Boston ,, Pittsburg s. At Philadelphia-ChIcago 1, Phlla- delphia o.
 At New York-New York 3, Cincin- natl ? Cl0 innings) At Brooklyn-st Louis 4, Brooklyn 8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Pine Hill League Standing.
SATURDAY SMALL GAMES.

The Tornados defeated the Lilies of Waterville by the score of to 3 at the golf lots. The score:
 R.H.E. Tornados ...1001 0101*-4 5 0 w. Lilies 70 DO 0 8 0 DO 0 0-3 8 0 atteries-Ficzsimon and Mur- phy; Truelove and Lariviere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Wilmington scored in the first and the Staffords made two in the fifth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Batteries-GzrIow and Wasika Tuitmire and Porte. Umpire Hsssett
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE. se, ra~waa 1rkaduInH
AMrRTcAN LEAGUE.

At Chicago-chieago. 6. New York. ( Bstterfes-smiih. Manuel. White. Walsh and Sullivan; Lake and Kleinow.
 Al Detroit-P -Phiiadeiphfa. 5: Detroit. q Bstteries-Sehlitzer. vickers and Smith Killian. MuIlin and Schmidt
 At St- Bouis-St Louis. (. Boston. | Batteries ~ Petty. Bailey and Stephens: Young and Crigsr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

New Britain dropped two games in Springfield. The only run in the first games was made In the second inning, when Rising doubled and Luby singled. Hess pitched for Springfield and held New Britain to. four hits. Springfield made five off Reiger. New Britain made two hits of Beard in the second game and Springfield got six of Mclaughlin. The score was 4 to l. Kennedy umpired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

The Deep River league team won from the Branford team Saturday, to 4. The Brandfords could do nothing with Wilcox and he struck out IA. The Deep Rivers hit Love- day hard, getting several two-base hits. Manager Pratt gave Bob Stowe of New Haven a trial and he made good showing.
 At the Naugatuck Golf links Sat urday afternoon the Naugatuck team defeated the Derby team in a well contested match by the score of 22 to o. The scores follow, the Nauga- tuck players being named first: Kaylor 1, Gates O; W. J. Sweeney 3, Bartholomew O.; Lindsley B., Auschutz O.; H. Whittemore 3, Bak- CT O; Champion 8, Osborne o; North 3, Manville O; Shade 8, Brown O; C.. A. Warner 3, Schneider O.. Totals, Naugatuck 22, Derby O.
 For the first time in 50 innings Coe Brass was scored on in the game with Westville Saturday after noon, but while the visitors counted three times, the locals dented the pan on 10 occasions and scored an easy victory. Harry Finn of Oak vile was on the rubber for Coe Brass and though hit hard in spots, held Westville safe throughout. The visitors played good game for five innings but then went up in the air air and thereafter the match was a procession.
 The American Brass company of- flee baseball team played the Tor rington office team of the Coe Brass company in this city Saturday and won in the tenth inning by the score of 8 to '. The local battery was Hickey and Brown and for Tor rington Cogswell and Little. Twelve hits were made by the local team and eight by Torrington. The score: Waterb'ry 000300 122I Torringt'n 0015000OO1-7 S2I
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Trf-stafe Iea0ue.

At Harrisburg-Reading 1. Harris burg 2
 Al wiIiiamEPort-wIlllamspOrt 2. Lancaster l.
 At Johnstovn-Johnxtown 3. Trcn- ton l.
 At Altoona-wIlninzton i. Altoona
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Taftville was defeated in Putnam, 6 to 8. Batteries, D. Magnan ana H. Magnan; Boucher and La Rowe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
Holy Cross Lost.

Cambridge. June 15.-Harvard de- feated Holy Cross In a close game Saturday. to 3. Harvard's victory was due chiefly to the poor work of the Holy Cross infeld. Mansfield al- lowing the Crimson but four mits. The batting of Carney for Holy Cross, who knocked out a home run and a two bagger, was . feature. Harvard played an errorlsss game. The score:
 R.HE. Harvard IoI1i0o0-44o 70 Holy cross. I0O101O90-3 Ts Battsries-Hicks and Currier; Mansfield and Larkin: time. h 20m; umpire. Smith.
 Philsdslphia. June Pennsyl- rania scored a shut-out victory here over Carlisle due mainly io errors on the part of the Indians The score:
 R-HE. Carlisle ... 00O0OOO0s-0 : q Penn .... 1z8oI01O- II. Batteries-Gzrlow and Waslka. Twitmfre and Porte. Umpire Hsssett At Anherst-Anherst :. Brown i. Massachusetts State college g. Bos- ton college C.
 Al Easton. Psnn-LafaTetts 1. LcuiEiana state college Q.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Holyoke lost two games at Bridge port, 4 to 2. and to 4. Each side made six hits in the first game, Wal Ter and Schmidt pitching. Romer and Sindler pitched in the second game, Bridgeport making nine hits to five for Holyoke. Wilkinson umpired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Don't ship the boy on his vacation till you've filled his kit with plenty of these wash suits.
 Samples will be sent if you can't come to us. Sailor Blouse with Bloomer Pants
 ........... ..... 74c and better
 Sizes to 10. Russian Blouse styles (. 97c to $3.49
 Ages 2s to z. Washable Boomers .... ....... 25c
 Ages 3 to 10. Khaki Knickerbockers, ages 6 to
 ID ....... ...... .... AUG Khaki Suits, ages to 16. .. .$1.68 Overalls with coats to match ....s -...-... ..-A.s ....I Z5c each
 Blue or kahki.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

There was a lively game between the Merry Widows and the Rubber necks of the Bush Whackers' league and the Widows won by a score of g to 3. The battery for the Widows was Bannon and Caffrey and for the Rubber Necks. Smith and Walker. The Merry Widows are anxious to win more games and challenge the third Driggs school nine to a game.
 The Tip Tops defeated the Town Plot team yesterday in a 12-inning game by the score of r to 1S.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

In Old saybrook, Saybrook de- feated the Independents of Deep River, s to 4. Furguson Of Deep River umpired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
American League.
MATTATUCK GUN CLUB.
Annual Shoot Held at tho Local .. Range Saturday Afternoon

The annual tournament of :he Mat tatuck Rod and Gun club as held Saturday on the local range and there were many present from other cities. There were several professionals here, too, who participated in the meeting. The results were as fol- lows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

The Newfelds of Bridgeport lost to Bristol, 13 to l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

The Lightning Rods defeated the Norward Juniors by the score of 25 to 2 at the golf lots. The feature of the game was the pitching of Flah- erty, who allowed but one hit. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Manchester won from willimantic at Manchester Saturday afternoon. 6 to 5. The Manchester team had a lead of 5 to 1 at the opening of the ninth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

The Young St Annes defeated the Liberty Boys by the score of g to 0 at the golf lots. The lineup of the Young St Anne's is as follows: A Baribeau p, Boulcinge 1b, F. Goulet c, L. Toupin 2b. c. Afford 3b, L. Ay- otte ss. E. Gouvin If, A. Gouvin If, c, Dugay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15

Rocky Hill won from the St An drews of Middletown on Pikes field, Saturday, [ to 3. Ledwith pitched a splendid game for Rocky Hnl and received good support. By winning this game Rocky Hill leads in the Connecticut Valley league.