The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-18

The New Haven players must have received terrible bowling out from Manager Carrick after that contest with Worcester yesterday. The game ended up with the New England leaguers way on top T 8-0- In one without hit being made. Worces- ter tailed nine times in the seventh. The Worcester pitchers held New ne1I. The day previous New Haven trimmed the Worcester team 1O-4.
 Tomorrow is Patriots Day in Mas sachusetts, allowing for number of double headers to be torn off. The Springfield Ponies finished their urday, will play the Bronx Athletes at New York today and arrive home this evening in time for the double bill with Dartmouth tondorrow.
 The Yankees will invade Quaker town today for four-game series Mackmen dropped two out of three. against the Senators, and there is no reason why the Yankees cannot do as well as Washington. Gardner's Bruised nd is shaping up nicely. and he will soon begin to show American League fans how second base should be played
 The rise and downfall of ball Elayer consumes but few years seybo1d was the Star outfeIder of the Athletics and was terror to all American League pitchers. Socks nette, Pa, independent team. Sey- bold had a chance to make good i'm the American Association last year. when he managed the Toledo club, but he fellow down both as a leader and player.
 eRoIIicking Rollie'' zeider, the Coast star whose reputation as al great player preceded him to Chicago, has been appointed captain of the White Sox. This is probably the first time that a player just breaking into se1ect company has been made field marshal. Manager Duffy thought so well of the youngster that there Was no competition for the captaincy.
 We haven't heard much lately as to what Willie Keeler H, intended Tte1 to do CT refuses to wind up his career in the minor leagues and has turned Kelley to play with the Toronto club of the Eastern League. Keeler will work out with the Giants during the week, and if he thinks that he is still capable of putting up good article of ball he will probably sign with the Giants.
 The Tigers chances for a fourth pennant are calculated to have dim inished by twenty-five per cent. be- cause of the enlargement of the left field stand at Detroit. The seats ex- tend forty feet into the playing field, where Mcintyre and Jones have caught many long flies. The Tigers, mostly left handed s1uggers, seldom hit the ball i'll that direction. The new b1eachers may result in many homers for visiting players.
 Frank Are1lanes, the Mexican twirl- CT of the Boston Red SoX, has christ ened a new ball of his invention the Sa1ome ball. Arellanes has been reti- cent concerning the reason for the name until Saturday, when he ex- plained to Manager Pat Donovan: why, there's nothing on it."
 Johnny Evers, the Troy shoe mag nate,' who makes a speciality of play- ing second base for the Chicago Cubs, is joint author of a book entitled 'sTouching Second" Hughey Fuller ton. the Chicago writer, has CO., operated with Evers in the produc- ton of the novel.
 Howard Camnitz, the crack pitcher of the Pirates, is now regarded as the best twirler in the league for the opening game. Two years ago How o~a trimmed the Cardinals in the first