Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-15
SEMI.PR0FESSI0NALS.

sEM-PR0FESsloNALs. Result of the Independent Games
 Throughout the State.
 Naugatuck, June 15.-The Nauga- tuck fire department baseoall teani defeated the strong Woodbury team Saturday afternoon on F1remea field in an 11-inning game py the score of ' to 6. The firemen's team was strengthened by Jones and Asn- more, who wore the uniforms loi the first time this season. baker' the new pitcher, from Brooklyn' N V. was given a tryout for four ln- nings and did fair work. The vislt- ors had secured five runs when Danny Sweeney was substituted ana after that they secured only one run Frazier of Woodbury pitched a good game. The score: RH. N: Fire Dpt 0 03010 o 1-7 14 ' W'dbury 3O1000,0 o O-6 10 5
 Baker, D. Sweeney and Grant; F. Frazier and Gill.
 The Newfields of Bridgeport iost to Bristol, 13 to 1.
 Taftyille was defeated in Putnam. s to 8. Batteries, D. Magnan ana H. Magnan; Boucher and La Rowe 9 In Old Saybrook, Saybrook de- feated the Independents of Deep River, s to 4. Furguson or peep River umpired.
 Middle Haddam lost to the Min ute Men of East Hampton on Dun ham field, IS to 2. Middle Haddam made IA errors. Hale, the East Hampton shortstop, was spiked in the left arm by Catcher Evans while he was sliding to the plate. With several bad gashes in ms arm. Hale pluckily continued.
 Tho Pastimes of New Britain pIayed their first home game Sat urday afternoon and defeated the Glastonburys g to s, the game lasI, ing for II innings. Pollard pitehed A fine game for the visitors.
 Heavy hitting and wretchedly loose fielding were the most striking features of the Thomaston-Winsted game which was played In Thomas- ton Saturday afternoon and won by Thomaston, 10 to [.
 Rocky Hill won from the St An drews of Middletown on Pike's field. Saturday, [ to 3. Ledwitn pitched a splendid game for Rocky Hill and received good support. By winning this game Rocky Hill leads in the Connecticut Valley league.
 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.
 The Smith Griggs team of Water hury was defeated in Southington, fs to &. There were 20 stolen bases in the game and as many errors. The fielding of Jacky Welch was a feature.
 The Torringtons defeated the Glastonbury Athletic club on the Naubuc grounds, 10 to 0. Tn the Valley Sunday league. the Hocka- nuns beat the South Giastonburys. 22 to II. The Buckinghams de- feated the East Glastonburys, 13 to 7. and the Glastonbury Juniors de- feated the Hopewells, II to 5.
 The watertown second team de- feated the Reserves Saturday af- ternoon in the lots east of westbury | park. in a rather one-sided exhibi- tton of baseball. by the score of 12 10 2. For the first four innings the contest was interesting and of the professional type. but in the fifth the second team hit out five talliss and the Reserves lost heart. The players and score:
 Second team: Kerwin C, W. Nc Covan ?. Fred Kelly fh. Doherty 1b. walton ss. Purdy 30. Paul Keilty cf, Woodward lf. Collins and Freeman If.
 Rsserves-Dunn C, J. oDonnelI D, White ib. BarioT as. Gallagher S. SD. Zenach If. Hannon If. O'NeiIi ef.
 Second team ..1010sz21o-Iz Reserves ..e1100104e-
 The Lyme team won it's first game of the season Saturday from Esssx at Essex. l4 to Is. The game was by heavy hitting.
 The Aii-Staford team. under the of Eddie Collins. de- fszfsd West WiIlington. to i. al he fair grounds ia Stafford Springs rsIffrs rftehe& 6 fine zane Wexfl