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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
6
Naugatuck high school baseball lost to Danbury 8 4 in Danbury Friday, then defeated Litchfield 9 6 in a rain soaked game. Schofield allowed few runs after the sixth, Leary pitched well amid slippery balls, and a highlight came from Schofield’s running catch at first.
The Naugatuck fire department baseball team and the Tigers of New Haven postponed both Saturday games due to heavy rain. Morning play was scrubbed for muddy diamonds and the afternoon contest was canceled by downpours. The teams will reschedule five postponed games at a later date.
The Naugatuck Consolidated base ball team defeated the Bohoes 17 to 4 yesterday at Miser's lot. Sengstacken pitched for Consolidated, allowing six hits while Brazzill pitched for Echoes, yielding sixteen hits. Also, the Independents shut out the West Sides 7 to 0 with Claffey on the mound and O Loughlin catching. Maplewood beat Millville 22 to 6 on Dooley's lot for their twelfth victory of the season, as Crowe Swanson and Houseknecht led the bats and Millville used three pitchers.
Hast ern defeated the Eagles 4 to 3 in a Sunday game while Saturday’s nine beat the Alerts in a separate inning contest. The Hastern team showed strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the pair of wins.
Litchfield Tigers, led by pitcher Hubinger, travel to face Naugatuck High School on Kiremen field in an 8:45 PM game. Four regular Litchfield players join the Tigers, Moraghan and Dee Brass brother among them. Admission 15 cents, ladies 10 cents.
Yale baseball cancels game with Louisiana State set for June due to exam week. First game moved to Princeton on Saturday with a return to New Haven next Wednesday. Rain checks issued and duplicates available. ticketing details explained. Weather now prevents final scoring and Umpire Atwood calls game after four innings with Princeton leading 2 to 1. Batteries Yate Jones for Yale and Clark Dawson for Princeton.
Kiely starred as Monroe's College beat the Hustlers 16 to 4 in Waterbury. The Naugatuck pitcher struck out 14, with strong hitting and solid defense powering the easy victory. Burns Hackett Tracy and Kegleton contributed on offense as Kiely and the freshmen squad dominated the game.
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