The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-02

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 There have been 115 minor league players procured bu the draft route. The treasuries of the minors will be enriched to the amount of about $125,- 900.
 The National Commission yesterday instructed President Lynch of the National League to see what he could do about rearranging the schedule of his: league so that the worlds cham pionship tussle and inter city contests could start about Oct. 11th.
 The big league drafts include but two from the Connecticut league, grabbing Bugs Reisig1e from New Haven, and Cincinnati has nabbed one from Northampton. Fans in Bridge port never heard of Butler with the Larks.
 draft route on Joe O'Rourke now with the-FAlbany club of New York State league. O'Rourke was formerly with Waterbury, going up to St. Louis Ma tionals. From there he went to the American Association, and for the past year has been with the New York Senators.
 Dare Devil Dave A1tizer goes back into the big show by way of Cincinnati after a year in the Arneri- varied career playing on most every club in the American league. His jumping about was brought about job was with the Chicago Americans who at the start of this season turn ed hin~over to Minneapolis in the playing wonderful ball, is batting bet ter than 300 and is leading the league in stolen bases.
 tsRuesn Raymond aeain sees his name in type. Yesterday he became mixed up in a train wreck near Wa terbury, it being reported that i his former salary wing was broken The reports were exaggerated as Ray mond escaped unscathed- He arrived in Litchfie1d last evening where he series against Willimantic.
 John Hess recently canned by Northampton will finish the season with the Ponies. Hess carried too big a salary for the Larks owners to come across with, especially as lawn was not going as good as he might.
 The Larks will bid their farewell of the season tomorrow when they stack up against the Mechanics h,5 for to play baseball to trim Luby's crowd, who have been more than successful The first game will be called at o'clock
 Red" Waller has been groomed by Manager McCann to work against the Finnegans today. Of course it will be Sandy Bannister who is to hold up the visitors end.
 Ivor Swanson and "Chalky'' C1unn will be the Mechanic workers in to- morrow's games with the Larks. Bill Temple, the Giant colt, will pitch one of the games for Bill Luby.
 
 There is internal dissension in the games with Northampton Rodgers was one of two who were doubled up in a nifty play by the Larlzs. As dressed several remarks to .Kiernan who was in the coaching box. The remarks were resented. Manager Finn thought he had patched up the differences between the two for quiet was restored. After the second game, Rodgers went after Kfernan in back of the club house. both players com other members of the team Internal dissension among the Finnegans at this slime is not the best for the clubs interest. There is a championship at stake.
 John Anderson. the big swede. ob- tained by Manager O'Nei1 from Provi- dencc for his New Britain team ac- cording to Manager McCann is a ter rife clet1ter. He is the gink after WnOIn a DdSe IllI was l1oll1Co.
 The boys having nothing to do yes terday lolled around town: swap sWapping ported at the Atlantic this morning after batting out a big average in the blanket league. Cy Miller dur every ice cream Darlor in town It was on a bet with Jimmy Hall that where ever they found new fang led Sundae Miller could put it away f17O hnf
 Brad Koeher and Jolly Joe ,1. Whelan m evening Joe thought the second act was just too nice for anything
 That backstop job with the Holyoke club has surely been hoodooed this season. The veteran Billy Stroh was smashed up half a dozen times until his hands were in no condition to catch, his release following: Along about the same time Freddie Ensgin got bunged up and he was dropped. Clyde Waters was the next and he when he was put out of coTnnlsslon by a foul tip Foot .Ruel1, who was hurt here Sunday. has taken many other hard knocks behind the plate in the other times that he filled in on the job Then there was Garbutt, who caught part of a game in New on the shelf. Kelly worked Wednes- day.
 Phil Corcoran has pitched in no less than eleven games this season without giving a pass. In one stretch of games he went thirty innings with ont giving a walk Phil always was great on control when in form
 There is nice little race on \ in the Eastern league between Rochester last seasons champs and Newark, with the Bronchos in the lead just at present. The season closes Sum