The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-30
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Two straight. New Britain here today.

Two straight.
 New Britain here today
 Out of last place for once. Manager Bone has released Outfield- CT O'Brien and Shortstop Ambos. The latter has been hanging on for some time.
 Gibbs has few if any superiars in the league. The boy can deliver the goods. Any twirler that holds the local men to less than fifteen hits in a game can throw up his chest.-New Britain Her aid.
 Next home game on Saturday when Hartford comes here for a double header. The way we are going now ought to bring out two victories.
 It was wallop wallop and then some day, Holyoke getting the raw end of the bargain. Plummer, a new man tried out on the field by the Perfectos, connected with Ivor Swanson's straight shoots for six hits out of as many times up.
 A total Of s6 hits were made in the four games yesterday, A of which were made against the Massachusetts teams all of whom lost by good scores.
 Umpire Mason was pretty raw on balls and strikes, both teams being the sufferers. At one time he called two balls on Pitcher Hennig after only one ball had been sent up. He was polite 1y informed by Hennig that he was way off, even though Eddie Bridges did not say anything. , At present there is an influx of pitchers from the defunct Eastern As sociation. Bridgeport has Taylor who has yet to be given a chance, and Hen Waterbury has McGeary from the Easton club.
 Waterbury is dtckering for the pur- Boston Nationals. Manager Bower man of that club has offered him to the Authors for $700, but President Durant thought this a big sum, and has offered S1, 900 for BouteS and an outfielder. The deal will be complet- ed in a few days.
 Jim orRourke surely got a, find in Pitcher Gibbs, the little fellow from the ,snowshoe league in Maine. He would have a great record with first division club.-New Britain Herald. joined the Springfield squad yester- day, and will act as change catcher till Joe Connor gets back into the game. is wealthy mill owner, who plays ball because he likes it.
 In exchange for Jawn Hess, Law renee of the New England League gets Jocko Halligan. a left handler, who a this circuit Of late Halligan has been to deliver the goods.
 Hans Wagner is said to have prom ised Dreyfuss long ago that he wouldn't quit playing until his place had been filled. If that is so the Dutchman will go on playing for ever.
 Nothing that Pitcher Ivor Swanson has displayed as a twfrler since join ing Holyoke would give any grounds for suspecting that Owner Clarkin of the Senators had made a mistake in letting the big Norseman go. Swan son will have to show a whole lot more than he did against New Britain yes terday when they hammered him all over the Papermakers' grounds for z2 hits.
 Honest John O'Leary played first for the Orators yesterday. He did not have much of a chaAee to distinguish himself in the field, but at the bat lived up to his reputation as a pinch hitter by larruping out a clean single To center in the first session. Walsh got under one of his clouts that looked ike a hit.
 The Orators seemed to have new life installed into them yesterday. They actually ran out into the field every time at lee finish of their batting. It was a revelation to a well pleased crowd. SOUTH ENDS TO
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