The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-12

 With the Senators this afternoon in
 The ladies had big time yesterday. They were out in the biggest numbers yet.
 This Garry, center field for the Ponies is some sweet performer. Not only is he there with the stick and fielding. but his head work carries him greater bit forward. Yesterday he collfded with Gibbs offerings for three clean slaps and a sacrifice out of five times to the dish. His fielding was above ordinary and of the clean variety. His most noteworthy stunt was in the second when he turned his back to a long drive off Ladd's bat, robbing Uncle of at least a two bagger. We like to see him at Newfield.
 game which is almost impossible to get ahead of. unless their opponents go better.
 5 The down fall of the Mechanics was conceded after the Ponies grabbed their as near unhittable as a pitcher can be in the ordinary course of events.
 The Mechanics do not come home till Monday when they stack up against the fast slipping White Wings in two games.
 Jackson's ability to pick up his feet stood him in good stead yesterday for in this way he beat out two infield htis, His first hit was nifty drive to center, the second a beat out of a torrid smash which was too hot for Mason to handle properly. although he did manage to stop it. Jackson made a hit with the fair sex at the start when he made great run in catch of Barbour's lift.
 Yesterdays game was stopped in the ninth while a little thunder shower passed over the diamond After ten minutes hesitation, the sun broke through the clouds stronger than ever. Big Ed Walsh, the former Meriden flinger. is after record with the White Sox. Yesterday Ed breezed 15 Red Sox batters, one less than the American league record. and allowed but three hits. In his last. 36 innings he has blanked his opponents. famed 39 bat lbers, and allowed but Il hits. It re- 1 mained for another Connecticut leaguer to win the game for him yesterday. In the second inning Pat Dougherty, the old Orator. tripled scoring the
  fly which followed
 A party of Bridgeporters. including Mayor and Mrs. E. T. Buckingham, M. J. Reilly of the Herald, Dr. E. F. McGovern and Mr.%and Mrs John Downey were spectators at the double bill offered by the Reds and Giants at the Polo Grounds yesterday and were rewarded in seeing Tommy Downey put up one of his prettiest games. The party saw Tommy lift one of Mathew sons fadeaway into the bleachers in the second inning for a homer. and al- | so in the ninth for a single. In the ] first game Tommy had one put out and one assist. and in the second two put outs and three assists. | Third baseman Harry Lord and Second baseman Ambrose Mcconnell of the Red Sox were yesterday traded | to the White Sox for Pitcher Frank Smith and Utility Man Purtell. Lord had been captain of the Bostons, but got in wrong with the owners. Char ley Wagner. the former Waterbury shortstop is now filling in at that of | flee.
 | Rightfielder Belden of the White Wings has been given the can by | Owner Cameron. Dear George says that Belden can play ball when he | | has been out of condition and a draw back to the club. Sullivan an out | fielder from the Pittsfield Independ- ents is being given a try out Manager. O'Neil of the Aviators has suspended Utility Man Needman. for failure to keep himself in condition. Baseball is funny game. On the | Fourth of July. Hardy was knocked | out of the box by the Mechanics. al- | lowing IF hits in four innings. Last week he shut the Mechanics out in | 10 game with three hits. and turns about yesterday with another shut | out.
 Pop Foster is wanted for the Hart | ford outfield, Owner Clarkin having made an offer to the Holyoke owners for his services. eff Pop was sold to the Champions said Winkler. ''I might as we'll put a paddock on the gate of my park"
 The Papermakers and F'innegans had a lovely little time in Holyoke yes- terday. Both clubs went into the eighth inning at a tie. 6-6 In that in- ming the Ffnnegans gathered five runs but the Papermakers came back going them one better. winning the game Tom Tuckey was sent in to relieve Eddie Farley -in the eighth but Tuck was greet0d with five hifs