The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-06


 revenge.
 It develops that ''StonewaIl'' Jack son, who played left field for the Me season just passed Is an ineligible player. According to a. decision hand ed down by fhe National Commission yesterday. the Philadelphia Nationals, from whom he was obtained by Mo Cam, and the Shreveport club of the Texas league have been fined $100 tions in the case. The commission finds that Jackson was on the sus- pension list when he was sold by the Texas league club to the Quakers for which reason the first named club could not dispose of him and for which they are fined $25 The Philadelphia are fined for giving Shreveport per mission to try the player after they the ineligible list Louis Nationals, regarded as the best guardian of the get away sack in the older organizations picks the Athletics to win the worlds series as does also Konetchy says: 'aThe Cubs have gone back. Their pitchers are not what they used to be. Overall is the best they n haye' si put a1~ ne ig aDle 1G gS up P a failure this year and Brown is any thing but reliable. steinfe1dt has gone back and So has sheckard both in bat ting and fielding. If the Pittsburg's pitchers had not fallen down the Cubs would have been beaten out of the pennant. You'll find that the Athlet- ics' pitchers, Morgan, Coombs. Plank, and Bender, with Krause and Dygert held in reserve. will keep the Cubs from hitting. while the Athletics will win the championship with the stick. The alleged inferiorfty of the Athlet- ics' catchers will not prove handi- cap if the Cubs cannot get men on the bases-'
 A batting record which promises to stand for some time was established by the. Giants in their series with the games played the Giants made 65 hits good for a total of 90 bases This number of hits was common to ear Her baseball but since the pitchers have become so effective with the diff ferent styles of breaks and benders such a record has not been made. It looks good to stand for some time.
 Manager McA1eer of the Washing ton Americans says that in the future years of the American league the senators will not have tail end club. McAleer says they are on the climb now and that next season will find them finishing in the first divi- sion.
 Earl McGillacuddy. 1e year old son of Connie Mack. manager of the Ath- 1etics broke into fast company yester- day going behind the bat for his pops team. Earl caught the full game going to bat four times kicking in with a single and triple. He allow ed two Yankees to pflfer the bases. but also shut off two others who took the chance.
 It was a great day for Connie Mack, though his team lost to the Yankees, "A Did his kid not make good be- hind the bat? Best of all the mem bers of the team as testimonial of their esteem, presented their boss with so- horsepower autolnobile. Connie can now laugh at Ty Cobb and Nap Lajoie who are running neck and neck for an auto.
 Cobb and Lajoie broke even yester- day in their days work. The Tigers and Maps played double bill, in the first game Ty grabbing two hits out of three times up and Lajoie three out of four times up. In the second Cobb kicked out a hit in three trips, while Lajoie could not get any in two jour neyS.