The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-13

The game scheduled with Water bury for today was advanced to last Sunday.
 Riley Kelley again gets credit for another win.
 since Kelley joined the Orators that he has been relieved when the game was either lost or seemed so- At that he has yet to be credited with a loss.
 George Bannon was real fussy yes- terday and picked up a muss with Um- pire Cullen, the result being that he was put off the grounds and fined that George has been fined The case has been reported to President Tracy. The kick came in the fifth session. Pollard was on second when George along. Cullen called the bunt fair, and Catcher Iavigne after touching Ramon out, threw to second in an effort to catch Pollard. The throw was his dander up and kicked, though the play was to advance the man, which happened just right for Bridgeport.
 Miller. the visiting third baseman. was xix 8Bee'' with the stick. [ He damned hilly" Corcoran's shbots out four tfnees out of five up. A triple and double were among the number.
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 Cy is a shining light in most of the games that he has played of late. Add a little pep Cy, and thereil be nothing to it. If you haven't got it make a bluff anyway. sc-
 Capt. John Bunyan of the "Orating'' crowd is an admirable leader. He works his men hard and works them results. The other hines of the league had better beware or there will be @ vacant tail-end positon.-New Haven JournL-Courier.
 brace, which means that either New Haven or the Larks will look better at the bottom.
 control his temper while playing against New Haven. The sight of Bone and Jerry Connell has great effect on him.
 Some wag on the. New Haven Pal, ladium picks the Undertakers to land in fourth position ahead of both Wa terbury and Springfield. while the Orators are sure winners of last posi- ton. Light up again brother, North day. and stay passed. while Bridgeport will eventually pass the Larks. Just think of it. New Haven in last place. Is such a. thing possible? Yet that's
 
 The three leaders in the American league all won their contests yester- day. It's 63 games in the win column for each, while the Red Sox have lost only three more games than the Ath- letics and Tigers who are tied for first place.
 Tommy Downey received a. severe set back in yesterdays game when in sliding to second in the tenth inning of the first game with Boston, his ankle was sDrained, and he was oblig- ed to be carried from the field. It is not known how long he will be out of the game.
 Holyoke fell with a decided thump yesterday Hartford collecting eleven runs in the sixth and seventh innings yesterday. The Papermakers will be given a chance to get back into first place to-day. as both clubs play in Holyoke.
 Hugh Fullerton, who is travelling with the Chicago White Sox, says that Charles Webb Murphy is the real own CT of the Chicago Cubs and has made nearly half a million dollars since he got hold of the worlds champions. Murphy worked in Cincinnati drug store fifteen years ago for s14 week :" hustler. and got his first start when he cleaned up $1S,o00 with a souvenir program he got out at the time of c. A. R. encafnpment in Porkville. Always ball fan. he saw a chance