Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-20
SEMI-PROFS THE LOCALS GOT
 IT BOTH WAYS
independents Done Out of the Game aud Part of Their
 Coin. ..


 Independents, to 1, on the com mon in Pittsfield Saturday afternoon Although the visitors obtained more hits than the home nine they were unable to solve the delivery CT Jack" Ferry when men were on bases. The home nine obtained its two runs in the fifth inning. Keefe opened the round with neat bunt, stole second, and took third on Cur tins hit through the infield. Keefe then stole home while Carmody was trying to catch Curtin mapping. Cur tin later pilfered second, and took third on Slavin's bad throw to catch him. scoring on McDonald's long fly, to center field. Legge tallied for the visitors on walk, wild pitch and Mulligan's single to left. A one-handed catch by Noonan in the fourth, fine catch by Slosher In the seventh, catch of Campion's s line drive by Mahoney and pickup by Ennis in the first session were the fielding features. Clifford opened the eighth with long hit, but he was called out for cutting second. One report has 1t that the Independents were done out of their guarantee and that collection was taken up at the depot. A Pittsfield dispatch says that they received $l00. The umpire was bad and helped along the loss of the game. The score:
 R.H.E. independents ooooOi00o-1 6 0 Pittsfield 10 0 0i020 s-2 4 2
 Bst.eries--carmody and SIavin; J. Ferry and Mcdonald.
 Seymour had to go the full nine Innings to take the Lincolns. strengthened. by. several Newfeld players, into camp at Park field. Sey- Inour, on Saturday. The final score was to 2.
 Tn a very lively six inning game. which was stopped by rain Saturday afternoon, in Bristol, the Torrington town team defeated the Bristol base ball team, 6 to f.
 cose Brass easily defeated the Dublin of Meriden by the score of to on League park. Torrington. | diamond Saturday afternoon. The | locals played a fine game in the field | and their work with the stick was a | the ''squeeze" play being | worked successfully on no less than three occasions, four of the eight runs resulting.
 Thomaston defeated wlnsted in a we'll played game by | score of 2 to O. Roberts pitched for Thomaston and was in fine form. allowing only three hits. Poole. who pitched for also pitched good ball, but was hit at a critical stage in the game.
 The Saybrook team defeated Lyme at Saybrook Saturday. 2 10 2. IL was pitchers battle between Kid Doyle and Moore. the Morgan school tvirier. The Lyme boys claim they were robbed of the game by Umpire Helander and an angry mob fol- lowed him to the station.
 Deep River won the third game of ! series with Essex, Saturday. to 2. Wilcox was in fine form and backed lp by gilt edged support the game vas never in doubt
 The City Parks of Merlden were defeated by the PortIands, 3 to q !. Bowen umpfred. The game last "a one hour and twenty minutes md was exciting from start to fin- sh. Hits or Reynolds <. of Ahearn ! Each pitcher had good support.
 There were two games in the Con- Iecticut Valley base ball league Sat Irday afternoon At Fixes field. fiddietovn. the St Andrews of that lace defeated the GIsstVnburys. 5 Q i / but in the ninth inning Umpire ,uIlard gave the game to St An rews. to Q. q At RentschlerTs park. NeE Britain. he Crezcenfs defeated the Rocky I iiIls, : 10 i, la a game lasting only z sven innines o1 account of the raiz- s 'ut for an error made hy Ledwfth s se score you'd have bsen 1 to ia ' Evof Of tks vizitors. '