The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-01

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 McCann is not worrying about the men he will have on first and second base .tThe big league clubs will have number of men they'll want to farm out when they get North said Me- Cam s'so I'm not worrying. I've about got my men landed now
 Pitcher Snyder Of the Rochester club who was purchased by McCann has not yet sent in his contract. He the season opens. He is like many other players who go from a, big league to smaller organization, they sullE when they hear of the change but generally come around.
 Manager McCann is not much of a of the new United States baseball lea que which is an outlaw organization.
 He was asked about Lawson and said. Say anything you want about him,
 Earl Gardner the former Hartford second saclzer was a bad man for the Yankees in the game with. the Boston Nationals yesterday coming across for two circuit smashes.
 Tim Jordan's days as a pastimer in smart circles seem to be numbered. The Brooklyn Dodgers left Chattanoga yesterday and the big first baseman was left behind with a number of young recruits. It is an even bet that this will be Tins last season in the big show; his weak legs fail to re- spond to treatment.
 Sam Mclean, who runs esRube'' Pol lard a close race for the Pride of Glastonbury, and who was secured by a trade with Springfield received word yesterday that he had been sold to the Sioux City, Iowa. club of the Western league, which is a class A organiza- tion-
 At Augusta, Tuesday. Moran of Boston drove a long low fly between center and left field. Coles of Angus ta started for it. Ty Cobb, who was playing with Augusta. started also. Ire ball lit on Cobb's outstretched Cobb stumbled and nearly fell, but Coles drove forward and knocked the ball into the air with his gloved hand as 1t fell agaln, h. ana t1, sSoPb' 1sd nhak1ng 4 clutch it securely Coles again came to the rescue with dive toward the ground and he. too. failed to hold the bail a second time. Cobb threw him self at full length as the ball flopt to- ward the earth again. and this time caught and held it with his bare hanr. entire performance occupied nearly full minute. Gan you beat it. Of course the Georgia peheh aoE had to be in T; +ae the sn1,fbern 1x nash hem heeah
 
 The New Britain club is trying to sell or trade Pitcher Hardy, who was in the Eastern league the fore part of last year Only three boxmen will be carried by the Mountaineers, Case, Brown and Ward.
 Dear George Cameron is expected bcak in New Haven today after his gala honey moon trip to the South. George will immediately get busy the players report.
 Charles Carnes. a first basepnan who played with the TTniontown team in the Pennsy1vania-West Virginia league last season has been signed up by M anager Foster for the Ho1yoke team. He had a batting average of. .260 and a fielding mark of .986.
 The Brooklyn Citizen says that Man aeer Groom of the Brooklyn team of the new United State league has sign ed up Catcher 'sSchnizell" of Water bury That's poor stuff as Herman Schincel if he is the party referred to. would hardly put his baseball fu- ture in jeopardy by signing up with an outlaw organization. At least his friends believe hesAsvould not.
 Elmer Duggan, the former New Ha- Owner Cameron because the latter would not come up for his fare from Ihe .Coest, to these parts has hank l sring for the East. He has asked for ! try-out with Lawrence in the New England 1eAtue.
 John McRoberts of ThoTnaston.