Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14
The Casino Bowling. Billiards and
 Roller Skating. 135 East Main St. The Waterbury Casino Co.
 F. E. Beardsley. Mgr.
BASEBALL NOTES.
No more home games this week.

NO more nolne SaueS tniS "eeh'
 Bronkie pretty near made record with only one hit off his delivery. A season on the bleachers won't fade an Upson, Singleton x Co blue serge suit, $1O to $19.
 Jimmy Burns says he won't be able to play before next week. His ankle still bothers him when he runs. Paddy O'Connor is now anxious to get back to Springfield. It's a case of where energetic backstop chafes under bench warming, but Pittsburg intends to hold him.
 The New Ravens knew how to kick if they didn't know how to bat. Fun ny Havel at short found out very quickly that monkey shines at the i plate were too old to take.
 Johnny Moran will be given a trial by Jim O'Rourke as was predicted yesterday. With any kind of . show he ought to make some of the twirl- CTS in that bunch look weary.
 The New Britain club is planning on several shifts soon. Connaughton will be moved to shortstop and Wa terman will be placed in the outtield. Waterman has been hitting hard, but his short field guarding has been err ratio. 4.
 The Meriden team is to play in Wa terbury next Sunday and already the Silver city management is arranging for an excursion to Reidyille at cheaper rate than the regular fare Fully 500 fans are expected to make the trip. t.
 The Holyoke club has been playing ! to some good-sized crowds this week starting with 1,450 at home Monday and yesterday with 1,600 at Hartford. The team ought to draw around the I 1, 900 mark at home Saturday even with Bridgeport as the attraction.
 What strange notions get into I fans head. Yesterday when Bastian made that phenomenal stop, the re- mark was made by some didn't know he had it. and yet if he had made a slip-up on it, the cry would have been lobster" or something else.
 Hartford has done no shouting in some days now. Defeat seems to have knocked that prediction chart into smithereens. If 1t continues there will be a heart to heart talk between Owner Clarkin and Tommy Dowd, with the sporting writers as referees.
 Dan o'Neil became sportive yester- day and is badly bunged up man now. He stopped too quickly while out on the field with the players and something in his back snapped. The accident doubled him up and he wasn't able to stand straight all day.
 The Nashville Tennesean picks Jack Hess as one of the extra pitchers most likely to be retained by the |, Nashville club. Stanley Yerkes the old Waterbury winder, will probably ! be dropped. Nashville has obtained | 0utfelder Harry Bay from Cleveland.
 In the Arkansas league 1t is charged that some of the teams are using chemicals and molasses on the balls to deaden them. The Newport club of the league has been called up- on to explain to the president of the league for alleged doctoring of balls
 used In a game with a rival club.
 Tom Dovd has stacked his news ! paper champions of Hartford up against his old Holyoke champions three times % far and each time he has been counted out. The Holyoke management says that t vii continue to use Lavender against DOwd's club until such time as the Senators begin to find him.
 \ Captain Barry of Holy Gross Is be- ing sought after daily by big league managers. Connie Mack of the Phil ' sdelphis Athletics. Billy Murray ui the Philadelphia Nationals and Clark I Griffith of the New York Americans | have made him offers Down in Mer- . Iden. his native town. they hear that ! be will join their league club al the cloee Of the college season. just foI y the professional expsrisncs he ean
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