Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-24

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 that he will have to straighten out
 and do better work or take a walk l-New Haven Palladium.
 Detroit expects to get Pitcher Mar.
 quardt, swell left-hand pitcher from
 indianapolis later in the season
 There are one or two other clubs with
 a line out for this clever pitcher.
 Nick Carter, the pitcher who made
 such an impressive start with the
 Athletics this season, is now in a minor league. He has cast his lot l with Monte Cross's Kansas City team. "Crandall and Herzog," says a
 paragraph, "are the only McGraw
 youngsters to make good this sea-
 son" We'll, two youngsters making
 good season is pretty good pro portion.
 A pitcher should derrick himself
 if he is not going right" says Heinie
 Berger of the Clevelands oracular-
 ly. Maybe, but perhaps the man.
 ager would like to have something
 to say about 1t.
 The western trip just completed
 by the American league eastern teams was one of the worst ever ex- perienced by one section meeting an- other. The customers won fifteen and lost forty-seven games.
 Wild Bill" Carrick, one of New ark's star twirlers last season, wired the New Haven management Satur- day night that he would report this week. Carrick was signed before the season opened, but did not show up.
 Tacks De Lave, who pitched against Holyoke in an exhibition game with Holyoke early in. the sea- son made remarkable. record with New Bedford last week when he twirled in four games in six days and won them all.
 National league pitching records, best unofficial source, follow: Ewing S-3, Willis 7-3, McQuillen, I1-5, 10-5, Flaherty 7-4, Leever 7-4, Lundgren 5-3, Fraser s-5, Campbell 7---5, Camnitz 7-6, Weimer 5-5.
 Mccormack is still in town after lis old job again, but there isn't d nance for him to be taken back. There wouldn't be twenty people in he park with this gent back in the Iame after his recent antics.-Nash- lille Tennessean, Sunday.
 Larry Hannafin and Jerry o'Con- lell of the New Haven team are at heir homes in Winsted. Hannafn i'll and will probably be out of the anne two weeks while o'Connell was alled by the critical illness of his sis CT. His stay is indefinite.
 American league pitching records. est unoflcial source. follow: Walsh N3, Powell 7-2, Joss 12-4. chlitzer 5-2, Manning "a, Young [ -, Graham 6-3, Morgan s-4, hesbro 6-5, White 6-5, Hughes .6, Vickers 6-6, Mullin 6-6, Kil- an 6-6, Summers 5-5, Rhoades | -5.
 Jimmy Drohan, released by Spring. cid some weeks ago. is pitching for . le Terre Haute (Ind) club. A Terre F aute paper says of him: The new ' an, Drohan, is the goods. His ork was heady and he was not rat S ed when in tight places. His Held- D 6 was perfect and he watched the s lses like veteran" s The two double headers with WIl- . ington are records in the Tri-State. '. 'venty-two runs were scored. fortv- z, ne by Williamsport and twenty 4, rec by Wilmington. Ninety-nine s, fe hits were made with a total of ii II bases. There were four home ns, fifteen three baggens and ten Q baggers. The team batting av- age of the Wflliamsport team for four games was .43l. v At a meeting of the board of di. ts tors of the Southern league last e, ek an investigation was made of ar , charges brought by Pitcher Stuck th Ie of the Mobile club. that the st mphts club threw a number of hc mes last season. affecting the peu- ssi nt race. After hearing the evil an Ice from various sources the H. Ia. tors decided that stockdsle'a ou Irges were not sustained and he ce' s suspended indefinitely. al 1- Naitehsir Cross who is giving sS. neEspaperuen valuable sdvise .s' v.
 the game on Saturday with the = ieenen wants It distinctly under - od that the scribes sill do fkeIr s.s [ to rattle the pitcher of the op- Ss Ing team Personalities will be uiged in and by some spirited M. ching the newsies expect 10 raise
 vita one orstwo Of she polfee- p,, i- IL now looks ss though White p-' ! and MeNiG vfIl hsrs to stand -~- sids the fence Id back of the ssT and watch all ths halls ek. . @ over that way. r.