The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-23

| CIunn should have scored in the
 third inning of yesterdays game fol- lowing his triple. Hey flied out to
 Hart, but Chalky left the bag before
 the pill was caught He should have
 held the bag and walked in as Jim Hart's wing gave out long ago. The list of options of minor league players sent out by the National Baseball Commission yesterday in- cludes Roger Peckenpaugh short stop for New Haven who will return to the Cleveland club at the end of the season.
 Yesterday was great day for rec- ords in the big leagues, many perfect cards being turned in, while the deep sea hitting was terrific. The best afternoons work was accomplished by Honus Wagner in the two games with the Quakers. Hans made perfect ! record in each contest. three hits in the njghtcap. He grabbed home run in each game. In the second game besides the homer he lined out three two baggers. In the second game Camnftz. Campbell and Wagner came across with homers in the third inning record for the big leagues Tn the Boston American-St. Louis game Rightfielder Hooper of the Red Sox made a perfect record with four hits. They were distributed into a homer two triples and single. Down in New York in the Tiger Yankee game, Sam Crawford of the Tigers came across with a perfect rec ord with four hits. His card showed two triples, double. single and a walk.
 Danny Murphy, the former Norwich player with the Athletics. yesterday
 made two triples, double and single out of four times up. Gather Lang or times up. Out in Chicago, Pitcher Me- Intyre of the Cubs banged out three hits in three times up, one homer coming with the bases fully tenented.
 Mechanics please take notice.
 the Tigers yesterday. Up to the ninth the Yanks led 5-3. Pitcher Warhop lost control of the ball and issued passes to Cobb and Crawford. Nor iarity dropped a Texas leaguer into left filling the hassocks. With Bush at the bat Warhop made a balk which forced Cobb in with the tieing run. Over the balk he kicked with Ump Perrine and was sent to the club house. Gunner Manning was called in and forced in two runs with bases on balls. Ray Fisher, the former Hartford pitcher. was subponaed. With the bases filled and none out he would have escaped with shut out but for a dropped ball by Sweeney at the plate.
 Never before in Connecticut League history have the Massachusetts towns stood so low in the league race The three clubs represented now grace the bottom.
 
 Though the Mechanics have a hard schedule for the balance of the sea- son. Waterbury has even the more SO. Their games include six with Bridge port. six with New Haven. three with Hartford, two with Northampton and four with Holyoke.
 The recent slump in batting of Fred Snodgrass, the Giant aspirant for the automobile that has been offered for the leading batter this season in the major leagues, makes Hans Wagner loom up again as the probable winner of the National League honor, if not of both big leagues.
 wagner's feat yesterday in getting seven hits out of seven trips to the plate gave the Teuton a big boost. In the last month Wagner has been hit ting at the manifest sort of a clip and
 if he keeps it up for the remaining six weeks of the schedule. there is no doubt that he will reach the front i'll
 the National Ty Cobb has such a handsome average in the American League, however, that he appears the