The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
WALLER IN GREAT FORM
 DEFEATS LEADERS IN BETH
SANDY HARVESTER DRIVEN FROM MOUND BY
 MECHANICS IN EIGHTH INNING
Contest of Exciting Ever Witnessed In This City and Was Not Over Until Last Man Was Out
 Brilliant Fielding By Each Club

ing his way. He also had one error, a costly one, in the ninth which spared a Finnegan's life. and counted as score. Bobby over made up for this slip. Was it not Stowe who sent in the first run in the eighth with his timely tap, was it now Stowe who scored the tieing run in the eighth, apd was it not Stowe who brought through the win in the 18th.
 The Ffnnegan's are in possession of a rare outfeld, this Lee in left being a tower of strength. The three or them were gobbling up everything, es-. peeially the two outside men; .5iee;d,e1t Lee flies, one over near the foul line While Jack Hoey made two catches of the variety that get the big init. 4 he famed both Rodgers and Con- naughton, the first two up in the open CT, and forced Hoey to lift an easy pop to Crook The first crack out of the by Hoey of E1ey's long hoist The former big leaguer footed It over the turf, stretched and reached. stopping up with the sphere in his fond e12~ brace after a enchanted nab. Stowe and ISadd grabbed hits in this inning but were left stranded.
 It was in the second when everything seemed dark to the Bridgeport root ers This Lee went to. first by the four ball method. Then Miller bunt- ed into Walters hands. Red had Lee at second by yards, but his throw was wide of Halls reach, gliding into the outfieId each runner moving a notch game when he held both runners to the bases while he threw out Needham at first! Waller made up for his wild heave by causing Hoover to make max, dents in the atmosphere. Then Wal ter Ahearn, who makes hit every holiday, came to the bat. Waiter stuck his bat into a ball which cane dangerously close to his head, and to I,; if went into left field. l was a hit and Lee and Miller raced across for the first two runs Of the game. aid Jackson in the third on hits, but both after two were down. stowe Tnaoe first in the sixth on a promenads7 6ue scratched a hit off Waller in the fourth after two had be7n tucked away but there was nothing doing.
 waller started the eighth with his second and last gift of the game, Ahearn this time being the lucky man t.. make first through four bau3 e5e went to second on Bannlster,s sac saerialIe ,,ltt Hall to Crook. It looked like third run sure when Connaughfon drove savaeely at Crook, but Tom made it's trip into the outfeid. He recover ed his equilibrium in time to throw to Waller at first for put out e
 They will never cease speaking Of that frip around the bags in the eigb+h Kocher had been sent back to the bench after flying out to Rodg- CTS.
 The familiar cry of twin your own game'' was heard from all sides of fhe field when Waller strode to the plate. Waller occasionally hits them on the nose, this time was one of those occasions. There was swish of the hickory and a floating pill. Rodgers was seen dusting it over to- wards right center, and Waller for inc half way house. It was robust hit good for two stations. Skipper F;Iey tried to get his hit but that ever busy Connaughton would not let the ball get by, Eley going out at
 Cheers Of all sorts rent the air when Bobby Stowe tore off mighty single over second base, scoring Wal Ter with the first Mechanic marker of the game. f'Stonewau' Jackson was also playing the game, bounding a hit into right field over first base on which Stowe scutt1ed from the initial sack to Hoover's bungalow. It was at this point that MT. S. Bannis- ter disappeared from the debate, and Tobasco Tom Tuckey took up the burden. Tom was all warmed up, but took a few turns in getting them over the pan. He was up against q hard proposition for with two on the paths. Hi Ladd, the greatest kid around the circuit was waiting to bring both men across. Did the old scout meet it? Well, were you one of the crazy fanatics who shouted his head off when the pill sailed just out of the reach of Capt. Conny and into center field? Bobby Stowe thunder ed across with the tieing tally, while