The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-21
Going great.
 Hartford here today.
Five out of six on the trip.

Five out of six on the trip.
 Ladies' Day tomorrow when the climbing Aviators will be here for a flight. All the ladies are admitted free to the grounds and to the grand stand.
 The Springfield papers speak highly of the work of Jimmy Hall in yesrer- days game. The kid played a bril- liant fielding game and also was there with the willow, SlaShing out two hits in three times up.
 Tom Needham, former New Britain second baSeman, who gave way to Almedia, will be used as utility in
 fielder by Manager McCann. Need ham is a sure fielder, and is a handy man with the stick to have around.
 The Aviators are on their way to pass the Ponies. The standing to- eay finds the Ponies two wins to the good over O'Neifs gang. As both clubs play this afternoon in New Britain, fireworks are expected Should the Aviators win, and Bridge port take. a game from the Senators, the Ponies, Senators and Aviators will be tied for fourth place at .486 apiece. -
 It begins to look, as stated at the start Of the season, that the rag will go either to the Mechanics or to the FInnegans. The standing to date finds 10th clubs way to the front. In the series between the two teams, the Mechanics have much the better.
 Pop" Foster is experiencing con- siderable trouble trying to land @ team that will win few games. Pop IS trying out new men and handing the blue ticket daily The latest setback the team has experi- enced IS the departure of Elmer Dug gan who left without saying Good bye" Left without first baseman yesterday Utility Man Ruell covered that position. When Catcher Stroh was knocked out, Ruell went behind the bat, Pitcher Stevens going to the get away sack. Would it not be ad- yisable for Foster to corral a few good pitchers?
 Catcher Stroh of the Papermakers is the hard luck catcher of the lea que. For the fourth time this sea- son Stroh was put on the hospital list, yesterday, when a foul tip split the nails on two fingers and also damned up the digits. He only re- turned to work Monday after g three weeks layoff due to broken thumb, sustained by being hit by pitched l..
 Foot" Ruell is surely filling the bill as utility man for the Papermak- CTS. Here in Bridgeport we have seen him mostly at short stop or in the outfield. Of late, due to Perkins third base. In Duggan's absence yes- terday he covered first base, and when Stroh was hurt, he went be- hind the bat. Ruell appears equally proficient in any position on the field
 Next to the Mechanics, Dan o'Neips band is playing the best game of the league. They have climbed up from the bottom, now bidding fair to break into the first division. It will be but a short time when they will be oust- ing New Haven from third place and holding hands with the Finneeans ans and Mechanics for the lead A sam pie of their dash will be shown when they clash with the Mechanics tomor- row at Newfield.
 Doc White, the Chicago American pitcher, who is also doing scout duty for that club, was in these parts last week, He saw a game between the senators and White Wings and, when asked for an opinion, said: q, could not see anything in these two teams that would strengthen the Friend
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 Tony Pastor, theN diminutive runt, who cavorted about second base for the Meriden team, and who last season was with the Larks, has join ed the White Wings, replacing Charlie Stls at second base. Tony will not half way toe Stis' fielding, but he is there with the cudgel.
 Hi Ladd contributed his daily two hits, while Brad KOcher came across with his ever present three baser. KOcher leads the league in this re- spect.
 A peculiar sidelight on that high fence controversy between some of the cottagers and George Cameron down to the Savin Rock ball park has come to light in the fact that some of the residents therea bouts who ad- vertise for summer boarders through out the state and Massachusetts pa perS mention in their advertisements come down to the Rock and board is that beautiful piazzas overlook the ball park, where you can sit at your ease and see the games free of charge. New Haven Union.
 Tom Hummer who was let go by New Britain, picked up. to fill in for the Mechanics and who finally was taken on by Hartford, has been can- ned, now playing with Meriden in the Connecticut association.
 Red Waller had the Capitol City bunch swinging their heads off trying to solve his benders. He allowed them but five scattered hits and lath- cred them over with a fine coat of whitewash.-New Haven Register Red now has twelve victories to his credit, yesterdays win coming his way, as the score was tied when he went into work.
 Tommy Connolly was umpiring in New York the other day. He was be- hind the catcher, calling balls and strikes, when it was Bert Daniels turn to come to bat Bert is the Yankees new outfielder, and he was slow in responding Tommy didn't like this, so he said to Daniels: "Young man, hurry up here. When man like you breaks into the league the best policy is to show some energy and hustle. Make them think you've got some life" If you wait a few I'll show you all the speed you are looking for renoa rLyod