The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-26


 Next home game Thursday, Finne- gans will be here.
 The best of clubs have an off day. Maybe the F'innegans will have theirs today.
 The Mechanics are the only club in the league who have not enjoyed winning squirt, or been mixed up in a losing streak. Consistent playing week after week, has kept them at the top.
 Again Bugs" Reisigl repeats a defeat over the Mechanics. Twas but a few weeks ago when he came here flaming 14 men.
 "It was about time we got to Up- ham," said Phil Corcoran, after the game. He worked the high hand on us too often."
 Bobby Stowe is out of the game with an injured knee, received in the game in Waterbury Sunday. The New Haven players report that Stowe is confined to his bed and that the injured member is in plaster cast.
 Again "Chief'' Snyder demonstrates his ability as an utility man. Yes- terday he filled in at second in a most capable manner. Outside his mussing up of Bridges bounder in the fifth he played a fast game, get ting in a number of good stops and throws. He was the middle man in a regular Mechanic double play.
 According to Owner Clarkin of the Senators, Ivor Swanson will not join the Mechanics until "Biff Bailey shows up in Hartford McCann de- o1o hoS ho rdp of Bailey to Secretary Farrell of the National association long ago, while the Montreal club from whom "Biff' was obtained at the beginning of the season, also lays claim to him. In the meanwhile Bailey Is playing with York that he will stay there until the tan gle is cleaned up.
 Suggested that Manager McCann give Brad Kocher a rest. The fans want to have a peep at Whelan who enough. Of late, our opponents have been getting away with, too many pilferations to satisfy the fans.
 Clans, the New Haven rooter, who is barred from the Savin Rock grounds, sat in the grand stand yes terday. Not even a bleet escaped him until the ninth inning, when he started kidding the Mechanics for all lowing " team like the New Ravens to beat them" You've got as much chance of winning a pennant as have" he shouted over toward the Bridgeport bench.
 The New Haven Register of last ev- ening in it's notes said, 'The White Wings play at Bridgeport today and a win by the locals would be an agree able surprise" Denoting that an oc7 casional slip will occur in the best of families.
 The Ponies grabbed 28 hits off the Larks in a double bill in Springfield yesterday, Barbour, who joined the matrimony league last week, annex ing six for the afternoons work.
 The Aviators and Senators meet for two games in Hartford today The series between the two clubs this sea- son stands seven for the Champs and one for O'Neips band.
 Hall was the shining light of the Bridgeport team, playing a decidedly fast game at short and gathering two hits in three times at bat. He made a one hand stab of Connaughton's sig zler in the opening frame that arous- ed the populace. In the eighth Wal base smash to the left field fence, but Nallin chased over and picked the Victor off the sign board with his bare hand. Waterbury American Cy Young has the ball with which he finished the 5O0th major league victory safely slowed away in his grip. It is the second ball he ever saved. The other is the one he hurl- ed at Chief Trimmer when the Cleve- land Spiders won the first Temple cup series way back in the sos. The ball Cy pitched in his no-hit, no-man- reach first game against the Athletics is owned and valued by Lou Criger,