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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
''POP' FOSTERS BUNCH TOO FLY
 FOR MECHANICS
Home Team Exhausted Most of its Salary Drawers in Vain
 Effort to Stop Onslaught

Perhaps it was because we used Thirteen men yesterday that we dropped 10-5 game to Pop Fos- ter's Papermakers, or perhaps it was destined that the league race would be a little more exciting and closer If the Mechs nics would lose. At any rate We lost, and as a result we are today resting in second place, as the Senators took a game from Mickey Finn's FinnegaDs. tPop" you are welcome to the contest, as you need 1t more than we, yet if you lost we
 'Chalky" Clunn was sent in to tring home the bacon, but all he got was the rind. "Chalky' was tapped for but three hits in the three in nings in which he essayed. At the latter part of the third in attempting to deliver the ball to the batter, he clipped, falling to the ground. He injured his knee in the fall and ask ed after the inning was over to be relieved, and Freddie Gibbs was sub firse inning in which he did the heav- ing allowing four hits. He went flOng finishing out the eighth inning, 1E which session he famed the three batters. He was taken out to allow Brad Kocher to bat for him in the Lattei p6it VI tLdl CdHtO. IAeu Oppie Upham went in, three hits being made from him, totaling three runs. The visitors also were getting their knocks A gink called Bosk held the Mechanics runless in the first inning, though two hits were made and a pass was given. In the second he hit man, walked another and al- lowed a two bagger, which counted two men. That was his end as dur ing the following innings, Smith did the work for the visitors.
 Therc was a little bone head coach ing on the part of the Mechanics which Accounted for a loss of two runs In the first Hall singled to left. As Foster was a little slow in re- turning the sphere to the field, Hall 1oolishly took the chance to go on to second, being thrown out by a mile. Again in the fifth, Hall singled to left Kustus after Hey went out drove what would have been a hit between second and short, but more toward the second baseman. It look Cd good for a hit, but Hall remained near first base, and was forced out at second This little piece of work robbed Kustus of a hit.
 Both teams worked in a number of good fielding stunts In the first in- ring, Eiey made a great catch of Fosters drive which was sailing way to the right field fence. Foster came back fin the seventh with a brilliant catch of Ladd's liner. It was a neat piece of work, the fans giving the former Orator a big hand. That's the way to get 'em," he shouted to Hi as the latter walked disgustingly out into the field. Umpire Bobby Hart made his first appearance here giving good satisfaction as an official The score:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
BaIzac's Way.


 Jules Sandeau relates that one time while living in Paris Balzac locked himself up in his room for twenty-two days and twenty-two nights, refusing to see any one and keeping the cur tains closed and the lights continually burning even in. broad daylight The only human being he saw during this time was his servant, whom he rang for when he felt the need of food and which he washed down with numerous cups of coffee. He would throw him. self on his bed only when entirely ex- hausted from lack of sleep, and he re- mained in complete ignorance of what was transpiring outside, the state of the weather and even of the time and day of the week. He only freed him. self from this voluntary captivity when he had written the word End" on the last page of the manuscript he began when he entered his prison.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
LOCAL BASEBALL NOTES

The Crane Valve Co. No. i and the strong Lincolns will play tomorrow af- ternoon at Seaside park at o'clock A hot contest is sure to be the out come as the Ilincolns are a fast nov ing aggregation, while the Valve makers are out for the pennant in the Industrial league The batteries will be for the Crane No. Is Nichols and Donnelly for the Lincolns Dubuc and Laubscher.
 The East Ends would like to hear from any 14 or 15 year old team in the city fer Sunday May 22nd at the East End freight yards Answer through the Farmer. The East Ends have booked the Shamroclzs for Sunday May 29th and the Rosebuds for Dec oration Day May 30th.
 iEThe Broollawns would like to have a game with any IS year old team in the city for Sunday morn ing at o'clock on the Brooklawn grounds. Answer through the Farm CT.
 At St. Joseph Oval Sunday, the Saints will meet the strong Dublin team of Meriden The Duhlins have a fast team and have proven themselves to be one of the best clubs through out the state. Goodrich or Elliott and Woodke will work for the Meridens, whil- the Saints will use Scanlon and Lavery. Billy News Coughlin, who has been giving such efficient york as umpire will again hold the indica- tor. Game called at 3:30 o'clock.
 Tomorrow on the Brooklawn Country club grounds the baseball team of the Gentry Club and the Bank Clerks team will meet at o'clock. It will be the first game of the year for either teant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
ELks' SOUVENIR WITH WORLD

Next Sundays New York World will contain among other matters of interest to Bridgeport half page calendered supplement devoted to Bridgeport Lodge of Elks. Hand some half tone reproductions Of all of the officers of the lodge and sketches of the handsome new Elks' Fome, both exterior and interior are contained in the illustration. Ad- vance copies of the work were re- ceived today by Exalted Ruler A. Mo Neil, Jr., and pronounced to be the finest of the kind he had ever seen. The undertaking represents the en- terprise of John F. Kiernan, the hust- ling representative of the World and a popular member of the local antler- ed tribe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
Children Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S GA s ITO RIA
MARRIED.

MOULTHROP-WRIGHT-In Winsted. May IS, Ralph w. Moulthrop and Miss Martha A. Wright DYKEMAN = KEENE = In Westport. May IT, Lloyd Dykeman and Miss Harriet Keene. MURRAY = McNALLY = In Norwalk, May IT, Edward Murray and Miss Mary McNally. HOLMES = UPSON = In watertown. May Il, Rev w. T. Holmes and Miss Helen, daughter of MT. LeRoy Up son.
 LEWIS = BURTON - In Watertown T. May IS, Miss Edna, daughter of MT. William Burton, and Arthur Lewis of Waterbury DAVIS-MILLER-In Watertown, May IS, Miss Edna. daughter of MT. N. B. Miller, to David Davis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX AND OTHER WOMEN WILL PROCEED
 AGAINST HOLD-UP MEN.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox and the other New Haven ladies held up by the Ital- ian laborers Tuesday afternoon. in their automobile. will press the charges, against the men who insulted and abused them on the Milford turnpike. Prosecutor R. J. woodruff of Orange, stated last evening that a few more of the men have been identified and more arrests will follow.
 Henry Cont, the man already ar rested, is now out on bonds of $2O0 on charge of breach of the peace All of them will appear in the West Haven town court Saturday before Justice of the Peace E. l.. Clark.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
DIED.

BLACKBURN--In Danbury, May IT,
 Frederick James Blackburn, aged IS years.
 HODGE-In Danbury, May IT, Edwin Hodge, aged S9 years. SMITH.-In Brookfield, May 13 Miss Lucy Smith, aged AT years. WOODRUFF-In Winsted. May IS,
 Billy Woodruff. aged so years. BROWN-In Rowayton, May IS, Miss Cornelia E. Brown, aged 21 years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
YOUNG PEOPLE GIVE
 RECEPTION TO PASTOR

The young people of St Luke's Epis- copal church gave a reception to tfieir pastor, Rev. J. c. France. on the occa- sion of his birthday anniversary, last night, in the parish building. Mir and Mrs. Gilbert Martin of Springfield, friends of Pastor France. assisted in receiving. The pastor was remember ed with gift of gold
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
Not Dannerous.

Madam, thought would tell you I met your husband awhile ago, as I heard he had started from home to kill man he quarreled with"
 "Oh, sir. tell me-was my poor Will liam shot?"
 "No, madam. Your poor William was only half shot" "-Baltimore Amer ican
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

CD. Left on bases, Holyoke, 6; Bridgeport, S. First base on balls, off Bosk, 2; off Smith. g. off Clunn, 1; off Gibbs, 2; off Upham 1. First base on errors. Holyoke, 2; Bridgeport, 8. Hit by pitcher, McAuley. Struck out, by Bosk,. I; by Smith, 6; by Clunn, 8 by Gibbs, 6; by Upham, 2. Passed ball, Stroh. Wild pitch, Gibbs. Balk, Clunn. Time, 2:25. Umpire, Hart. 1000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
BRACINC BITS BOUT BASEBALL

against the ball in better shape than any of the Mechanics this week.
 Yesterday was the warmest day which the Mechanics have encounter ed, yet those pitchers who had been complaining of the cold weather did not show anything.
 Bobby Stowe continues to field his po- sition faultleSsly. more and more inn pressing the fans each day that he knows how to play the game. Ac- cording to the circuit citations Stowe and Hall are the two fastest pair around the second station in the league. Both are bears for holding runners to the bag.
 All the left fielders have Cy Miller spotted. They lay for him every time he comes to bat. robbing our clever third basernan of many a wal earned hit Cy will get them yet. af his day is sure to come Then watch his bat ting average climb.
 Freddie Gibbs is credited with yes terday's loss. as the score after the third inning when he relieved Cfunn stood S-2 in our favor.
 Chief Snyder and Hagerdon were the only two men of the local squad whom Manager McCann did not use in the game yesterday. Steinhauser went to bat for Clunn in the third. While he was taking his pokes. Pat McCauley was thrown out at second attempting to steal. Although Steiny did not have a time at bat, nor received a. pass or was hit, he could not go into the game again.
 Pat McCauley was at bat four times yesterday, getting on each time. .On his first appearance he dug the pill out of his ribs. the second time up he sim gled to center. the third he walked. and on the last appearance Duggan muffed his pop fly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

An awning over the entrance to the clothing store of Theodore Lang 561 Water street, caught fire at 7:30, last night An alarm was sounded from Box 31. Damage was slight.
 Bridge Lodge of Elks entertain ed, last night, H. E.. Tait. mem Der of Honolulu lodge No 429, Homo lulu, Hawaiian Islands.
 The season of the contemporary club closed last night at the residence of Mrs. Charles M. Calhoun, when Miss Lillian Leighton Lamson recited '0The Dawn of Tomorrow
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
Bridgen0rf-

TDtaIS .36 TO 27 IF 4 sBatted for Bosk in the third
 ssBatted for Gibbs in the eighth.
 Score By Innings.
 Holyoke ..... 10 013011 3-1O Bridgeport % o 0 0 0 O. 5 Two base hits, Baker, Burke, Per- kins. Foster. Three base hit Bailey. Hits. off Bosk in two innings; off smith [ in innings; off Clunn in 3 innings; off Gibbs, ' in 5 innings; off Tpham, . in 1 inning. Sacrifice hits, Baker (2), Dolan CD, Ruell, Stroh. Stolen bases, Baker, Perkins, Hall, F.lev. Kustus CD, Bailey, McAuley
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
Depressing Sights.

If there is anything more depressing than rain falling on an overturned tombstone or the sight of dining room table covered with dirty dishes, what is it?-ktchison Globe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20
He Knew.

Teacher--Now, Willie, tell us one of the principal events in Roman history and mention the date Willie-Mark Antony went. to Egypt cos he had date with Cleopatra. .-Harper's Bazar.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

Manager McCann should give his coachers a few lessons in how to watch the plays. Two runs were lost yester- day on weird playing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

Eddie Farley, who was the cracl pitcher on the Waterbury club unti he injured his arm, has been signed uI by Northampton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

Owner Cameron of New Haven has purchased the release of Outfelder Cough from the Cleveland Americans.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

Freddie Gibbs is credited with yes terday's loss, as the score after the third inning when he relieved C1unn stood 3-2 in our favor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

Captain Eley is complaining of a bum left leg. He limped in running the paths yesterday. He cid not show much lameness in the first inning when he dashed after Fosters drive, which was sailing to the right field fence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

Waterbury is slumping badly. The impetus started by the Mechanics has continued till today when the Finne- gans are resting in fourth place. and being crowded by the Ponies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

Joe Kustus should have been credit ed with three hits yesterday. but a lit tie bone-head base running robbed him of the count. Joe has been leaning up
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

We've been dumped.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-20

A big crowd will go up to New Ha- ven tomorrow. The White Wings are right on our heels.
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