Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-15
HEAMATEURS
THE NAMES ARE
NOW ALL KNOWN
City Amateur League Presents a
a List Of Players That Looks
Well-Other News.

Managers Coughlin of the Wash,
ington Hills, Guilfoile of the st Jos,
ephs, Client of the Hamilton Parks
and Duane of the Brookiyns, COM
prising all the teams in the City
Amateur league, got into the run
ming for the base ball season last
night and at meeting held in the
st Josephs' rooms revealed their
lists of players who will strive for
first honors in the race this year.
AS the teams are about evenly
matched the fight for supremacy will
be an interesting one. The Driving
park, where the games will be
played, will be graded and bleachers
will be erected. These will be so
built that they can be taken down
at the conclusion of each game and
stored away until the next Sunday.
A regular diamond will be laid out,
with stationary home plate and new
bases. Everything will be done to
make the field an ideal one and the
patrons of the game will find all
things done for their comfort. The
managers are more enthusiastic over
this seasons success than at any
time in the existence of the league.
As Manager Mcdonald of the Pas
times was elected treasurer at the
time of the election of officers and
as the Pastimes have dropped out of
the league, the Office of treasurer
was declared vacant last night and
Manager Duane of the Brooklyns
was elected to that position. The
following were the lists of players
as handed in by the managers:
st Josephs-Charles Martin,
James White, Robert Moran, James
Harry, George Conrad, Joseph Gull
foile, George Shove. William Foley.
William Finn, William Early and
Thomas Grove.
Washington Hills-George Multi
gan. Peter Lawlor. Samuel Archam-
bault, Richard Phelan, Michael De-
laney Thomas Lawlor, Edward Car
mody, Frank Cassin. Philip Smith,
Charles Martin, Dennis Carey, James
Noonan. Joseph Murray and Joseph
Holleran.
Brooklyn-John Kelly, John Ed
munds, Wallace Legge. Hugh Cum
ningham, jeremiah Shugrue, Thorn
as Reese, John Schlosser, J. Madden.
Thomas Doherty, H. Rossiter, f. La
chance.
Hamilton Parks-Henry Gagain.
William Cleary, Henry King. For
rest Harvey. James Mccoy, ]. Moran,
Thomas Ryan, Herbert Dews.
Charles Morse, Albert Mcmahon.
John Johnson, John Tracy and
Thomas Larson.
William Phelan and Lou Caring
ton we're selected as umpirss for the
coming season with power to take
care of the games any way satisfae-
tory TO themselves. The games will
be played at the Driving park and
will commence at 1880 aud 4 O'Clock
Sunday afternoons. A committee
consisting of President Maioney and
Managers Client and Coughlan was
appointed to arrange for the cree
ton OF bleaehers capable OF seating
500 people.
The schedule which gss adopted
calls for eighteen games for each
team. six with each OF the other
clubs. The season will open April
Is and close September 8. The
schedule Is as follows.
April IS. June IL. August p
Brooklyns vs. st Josephs: Hamilton
Parks vs. Washington Hills.
MAY ,. June FL. August e-wash-
fngton Hills vs. st Josephs: Brooklyn
vs. Hamilton Parks
Mar 10. June IS. August is
Brooklyns vs. Washington Hills. /
Hamilton Parks vs. 81 Josephs-
Nay ~, July 5. August "a
Washington Hills vs. Hamilton
PARKS Sc Josephs " BrookIyns.
Nay "a. July II. August se-Ss
JosRphs v Washington Hills. Ham,
ilton Paris VS. Brcoklyns
NAY a. Iuly -. September 81
Washingtoa HIS - Bu0nkIyns. 81
Josspks vs. Hauiiton Paris
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