Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-06
THE AMATEURS.
Schedule of City Amateur League for
 Next Sunday.

The managers of the City Amateur league held a meeting last evening and aside from transacting routine business and naming the schedule ] for next Sunday, did nothing else. The schedule for next Sunday will be the Washington Hills vs the Brooklyns at 1:30 and the Hamil- ton Parks and St Josephs for 4 o'clock. The bleacher Eubject is one that is causing little delay but after the contractors get their fig> ures in, the work will begin at once. There may be surprise in store for the managers at the next meet ing if everything comes out as ex- pected within the next few days. It will not be in connection with the bleachers,. however, but concerning another feature that has always been prominent in the contests in the City league The president will know in the course of a day or so and will then make the announce ment.
 The Young Lightning Rods of South street would like .to- play any team in the city under 9 years of age. The lineup of the team is as follows:: Bill Smith, c; Bill Simp- son. D; Edward Fltzmaurice, 1b; Tom Norton, 2b; Ray Brennan, 3b; Edward Tippenay. ss; Elmer Sam tanna, If; Harold Schnell. cf: Ed mund Hogan, If; first sub, Harold Hogan; second sub, John Fitzmau- rice. The Lightning Rods have won seven games so far this season. They defeated the Young Ponies by score of 5 to 3. Address all challenges to Manager Edward Fitzmaurice, 133 South street, or Captain Harold Ho- gan, 137 South street.
 The Young Robins defeated the Emeralds by the score of 9 to o. The lineup of the Robins is: T. Sweeney, c; T. Griffin, D or 3b: w. Connor, 3b or D; D. Callahan. 1b; J. Sullivan, 2b: J. Hurley, ss; E. Doo- Ian, If; F.. Sweeney, of; D. Lynch, If. Anyone wanting game call on or write to T. Sweeney, IF Pember- ton street, or T. Griffin, 9 Pemberton street.
 The Pine Hills would like 10 play | the High Rocks Sunday morning at | Scovill's lot. Anyone looking for a | game call or write to Manager Fin | negan, 56 Aver street.
 The Young Emeralds would like to hear from the Keefe Streets manager, T. Deyine. 56 Aver street.
 William coyle has joined the Elm eralds. Hs was pitcher for the Whippers and now is going to play second base for the Emeralds.
 The Young St Marys would like to play any team in the city under the average age of 13 years. The line up Is as follows: ]. Moore, c: e. l.. MeGrath, D; F. Coligan. ID or ss: \. Riley, D or C; R. McKennerney, sb; T. O'Brien. 3b; T. Carmody. D or If: T. Grady, If; Burns. of: W. Dell and V. Crary, mascots. Anyone wishing game call or write to Man ager c. l.. McGrath, 26 MagilI street, or Captain F. ColIigan. 15s South Elm street.
 The Emeralds would like to ehaI- lsnee any team in the city whose av- craze age is i3. The lineup Is as follows: !. Brady. D: N Healey. C: S Large. ID. E. Quill. sb: '. Leary, 5b: ]. Monahan. ss. B. Stack. If: D. Lyons. ef; !. Dooiin. rf Anyone wishing game oali on !. Brady. ss Fuller street
 The High Rocks would like 10 play any team in the city whose age is under 13 years. The lineup is as follows. T. Murphy. e. H. Dowling. p. ]. Dowling. ID. c. Lgott. zb: Ed- munds. 3b: C. Nccue. ss. c. seigle. ef: 0'Connor. rf. c. DeeiY. lf Any one wishing a game call on ]. Mur- phy. 3s Cooke street. or J. DoNling. | E7 Dikcman street i
 The Second Robins would Ike to , rlsy any team averaging g years. i ThsY would Ike to hear from the Young Heroes oa the Dublin street. diamond Saturday morning at slr o'elock- Amy team desiring a game \ call na L MurphY. ls Peub4stou Z street. CT " Grisn. 2 Psmbertoa { street.
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