The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-13
SEVENTH INNING RALLY
 WINS CAME FOR MECHANICS "Bff Baeys Single With Three on in the YaWn Ses.on Turns
 the Score.
Freddie Gibbs Fine Fete Allowing but Five HS-Needam
 Ushered Out of Game

kocher's passed ball. Kocher had time to drop the runner at third, but the peg was wild, Needham bringing up the second run. The next two went gown by the Han-Bailey route. For Bridgeport Hall beat out an inield hit, Hardy's heave to get him at first, which he had easily, going to the fence, Jimmy pulling up at mid sta ton. Hall moved up to third on Eley's out, second to first, and scored while Babrera threw Kustus out at first.
 After Brennan had been put away by the fan route in the second, How edel, the New Haven discard singled . to right. Rufiange's two timer to left. scored Howedel. Rufe watched liar dy go out Gibbs to Bailey and saw Stowe and Bailey take of Hummer. Miller, for the Mechanics beat out a two were down, but was forced at sec ond on Kocher's hit to Howedel. Gibbs walked Cabrera in the third after two were out, the next batter flying out to Stowe. Gibbs started off this inning with a two baser to the horse gate. Hall flied out to Bren- nan, while Eley beat out a hit along the first base line. Gibbs going to third. The Mechanics should have scored in this session if Hey had only taken second as he should have done with man on third. He waited until Kustus hit to Cabrera, who fin ished Hey at second while Needham and Connor dropped Kustus.
 One more walk was given by Gibbs in the fourth, but there was nothing doing. In this inning, Bailey stopped an inshoot with his shoulder. Ladd wiffed. Stowe poled to center, going up to second on the throw to get Bailey at third. When Miller hit to Cabrera, Bailey went out at home, Stowe and Miller worked the double steal, Stowe being down to third be fore Hardy delivered the ball. Koch CT walked filling the bases. Great things were expected of Freddie Gibbs as he advanced to the plate, the fans having in memory his fat batting average and his drive to the gate in the previous inning. Hardy worked Freddie into a hole, flaming the great little worker.
 New Brit did not get a man on in the fifth. Bridgeport started a dan gerouS pace at the outset. Hall walk accurate throws by Hummer and Cabrera, Hall was caught at third in attempting to make that station on the hit, Eley moving up to second on the out. When Kustus went out Cabrera to Connor Eleye advanced to third While Bailey was at the bat. Eley wound up his pins, letting fly for home. He was nabbed at the plate by Rufiange, according to Ump Walsh, but from the press box it looked as if Eley should have been credited with steal. Eley made the big kick, but what was the use.
 Brennan walked after two were out in the sixth, and was stopped at sec- ond attempting to steal, Stowe wait ing with the ball for Brennan to meet him. Kocher's throw being perfect In our half we did nothing. r.
 Howedel had no license to get a two timer in the seventh. Ruff nge's self killer put the ex-New Havener on third When Hardy flied out to Ladd, Howedel attempted to score on the catch, but Ladds thrown in was ahead, completing a pretty double play.
 Last of the seventh-Now for the big yawn. Everybody stretched. There was blood in Miller's eye as he ad vanced to the bat. The blood was un- avenged. as he struck out. Kocher