The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-30
WALLER, CHAMPION RECUPERATOR PITCHES WINNING GAME AGAINST
 AvIAT0RS DESPITE BAD FOOT
In Header Mechanics Split With Avators In Con
 tests Characterized by Poor Pitching on One l> and Many Errors on the Other

was getting shaky uncorking wild throw which allowed Connor to make third A promenade came Marsans' way. Whalen used his noodle when Marsans raced down to third, for in making bluff throw to Stowe, Whalen pulled Connor off third. He had Connor by yards on his bulls eye throw to Miller, but the latter was not there, the heave going through him, Connor scoring and Marsans going to third. Waller was slightly unnerved, vaccinating Wa terman. He then forced Almeida. 1 to fly to Stowe and Havel to Jack son.
 The home crowd won the game in the third. Stowe started with a walk. Jackson bunted into HavePs terri tory, Havel throwing to second to
 the bag, the ball bounding into the outf1eld, Stowe going to third. When Ladd was walked, the paths were i fully tenanted. With one ball on | Miller, Parker was yanked out, Brown taking up the burden. He | Crook whaled away at the first pitch | ed ball, the swipe bounding to Cab | rera who threw Jackson out at the plate. Hall was another waiting kid,
 the walk forcing Ladd across. Miller scored on Whalen's sacrifice fly to Waterman.
 The enemy threw scare in the
 eighth. Crook worked in bad when | he dropped Halls throw of Browns grasser. Marsans walked. but Water
 man hit to Waller going out at first,
 the other runners going up one each.
 Almeida delivered the necessary hit
 sending Brown and Marsans across | That was all for the inning, though | another Aviator walked. Dan O'Neil sent in two pinch hitters in the per | ~f
 ninth in the hope of bringing | through a victory, but Waller famed | both batterS.
 AS m the first game, so in the sec
 ond. the Mechanics brought across the first marker. In the third Hey
 sent out a colossal three bag blow to right which sailed over Cassetts head. Skipper scored on Stoves long lift | to Waterman. The visitors went into even terms in the fourth. Hayel was | hit with the pill, stole second, Koch | CTS throw to nab the pilfer went into the outfield.
 Ladd fell all over the ball and then threw poorly to third, the ball hitting Havel in the back. He scored on a pretty hit by Cabrera. In the eighth Brown singled to left, the ball getting by Jackson, Brown keeping on
 to second. Marsans clipped in with a single, sending Brown to third. Hall raced in back of the pitcher s | box, picked up Waterman'S bounder, throwing the runner out at first, at the same time holding Brown at third. Miller, like a nice little fel- low, let Almeida's easy bounder glide
 out of his paws, and Brown scored. There was a chance for a double play, but Miller was not on the job. Cabrera opened the ninth with his
 fourth hit. of the game, Cassett fol-
 lowed suit with tap into left. Right here the Mechanic infield lost all it's bearings. Connor laid down a bunt
 which Swanson fie1ded perfectly, but when he went to throw to first saw nothing but a yawning chasm. Either
 out of sympathy Brown repeated Con-
 nor's tap. Swanson and Miller went after the roller, Swanson getting
 there first He turned to throw to Miller. but Cy was beside him. Turn ing about he made motion to heave
 to first, but that bag was also un-
 covered. This little play counted a
 run and two hits that never should
 have been- A walk to Marsans forced Cassett across. Waterman hit into a
 double play and Anne famed Crook with two out in the ninth, let out a three bagger to left center, but
 could not be brought across. The scores: