The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-28
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New Haven here this afternoon.


 New Haven here this afternoon.
 Two games have been arranged for tomorrow in Hartford.
 On Friday Jack. Teller and his hust- ling band of Ponies will be here for enc game at Newfeld. Springfield is always welcome.
 Fisher pitched for the Senators yes terday and as a result Hartford and Holyoke are now tied for first place.
 Bridgeport was travelling in high class yesterday when they went through the game without an error It's many day since such an event has happened in Oratordom. .
 Bertwhistls, as has been stated, was ,A never black listed by Manager ORourke. but was given his release, so that he was free to play with any team in organized baseball, though he preferred to play with the outlaws Bert was again on hand at New Ha- ven yesterday with two doubles. 2 Pete Wilson. pitching for the New York Americans, yesterday, was an enigma 10 the Boston club, to whom he allowed only three hits, shutting them out 6-0.
 Willie Keeler is to be manager of the Brooklyn Club next season, is the latest rumor in the Brooklyn streets. It's only run1or, as nothing has been said by the Brooklyn Club officials. But the chances of the story being right are good, as Keeler will prob ably retire from active work on the baseball field after this season.
 The State league race is becoming interesting, the Hartford and the Hol- 2 yoke hines furnishing the fireworks. The 'Papermakers have good com bination in their present makeup, while the Senators show few signs of slumping. Unquestionably the next six weeks of the season will furnish much food for the fans to talk about, and the Connecticut league will live up to it's rep of having a grand race.
 The option on Swat McCabe. held by the Pittsburgs. expired yesterday, the Pirates not taking it up. and as result the leagues heaviest hitter will remain in New Britain for while at least. Bridges of Northampton has however been sold outright to the Ma tional League leaders.
 Manager Hanna, of the New Britain club. received word from Marsans yes terday that he would arrive in New York on Friday and would immediate 1y come to the Hardware town Mar sans Is back in the game on the de- mand of the New Britain fans.
 Manager O'Rourke has located his new second baseman. Sweeney. The absent one is at his home in Brooklyn Manager O'Rourke has notified him to report in this city on Friday so as to be in the double header with New Britain on Saturday in the latter town.
 vive Lindaman, the only member of
  that team prior to the reign of the late George Dovey has been handed . his unconditional release by that club. He had been offered in a trade for Capt Mccormack of the Holyoke club. but the Papermal.er owners could not se.s fit to break. up their crack infield, and probably get into a bad slump.
 With the sale of James Vaughn, leading left handed pitcher of the Macon South Atlantic League club, to the Brooklyns, for $1 300, there will be a case for the National Commission to settle The New York Americans claim the player alleging that he was left at Macon this year under an optional agreement, while former owners of the Macon franchise sold Vaughn to Cincinnati.
 The Philadelphia Nationals have purchased Pitcher Fred Toney of the Winchester Bluegrass League club contests for, his club and has also of ficiated in 17 inning game without allowing a hit. On Aug 2 Steamer Flanagan. the former Pony, will join Cupids league | The bride halls from Wilkesbarre, Pa The honeymoon trip will be a swing around the Eastern league circuit with the Buffalo club. Chic Hartley. formerly with Hol- yoke, is batting up to his old gait in the Tri-State league leading that or gapization with an average of .3SO for 67 games. Jimmy C1into, who twirls for many | New York clubs, will help out the New Britains n their double headers. He 1 will be in New Britain to-day against for another game with the Orators on Saturday. Teller of Springfield has fallen into managers of this league are doing that is signing players who have been given a chance on clubs in this league and failed to make good On Monday Teller signed Cox and Slattery both former New Haven first basemen They will be giveE a chance to show which is the better man. It's a hard road to travel for the Ponies to land a man the equal of Bill Yale. The Cleveland club has asked for waivers on Pitcher Fred Falkenbers. Ealken berg along with Dave A1tizer was sold to, the Maps last season by the Washington club. AltiZer has gone stated Falkenberg will probably land up as a Highlander.