The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-21
FOUR CONNECTICUT BOYS
 HELP SPEEDY ATHLETICS.
 TROUNCE THE CUBS AGAIN
Connie Mack Started in Connecticut League Thomas, Barry
 and Murphy All Played in State League

cult, and became so peeved that Urn- pire O'Day put him out of the game. This is the first time. so far as known that a participant in worlds series has been canned Mcintyre bequeath- ed his job to Jack Pfeister. who finish | ed the game.
 slab than his predecessor, the Athlet- ios making five more runs off him be-
 fore the engagement ended.
 The big hero of the afternoon was Danny Murphy. The former Norwich Islugger, not only hit for the circuit, ] but also astounded the multitude by
 a. great catch followed by double
 spilled a. smoking smash iowa rigbt
 field. Murphy jumped on the barrier. 1 holding back the crowd. grasped the ward into the crowd and presently emerged with the trophy still safe. Meanwhile Sheckard thinking that Murphy could not possibly have cap l He lawoke at third to find that he had been doubled up at first. The big c1outer of the Athletics p. m. of pleas ure was Jack Barry The Meriden boy spilled out three doubles for his afternoons work and completed the circuit for a trio of runs. The first run of the contest was
 manufactured by Strunk of the Ath-
 leties ReuIbach at the start walked
 the Athletics star utility man He
 took second on Lords sacrifice and
 
 Chicago's bachelor count also had it's inception in pass. Sheckard re- eeived the gift. took third on Schulte's double and came over on Hofman's s sacrifice.
 The second inning saw each club compiling two runs Davia trudged
 and went ito second while Steinfeldt
 and Chance took care of Murphy Barry doubled to left scoring his cap tain, and scored himself when Coo1nbs who made three hits in the afternoon, placed a double among the enthusiasts in right. The Cubs replied with a du- p1ex count After Steinfelt had sl<ied
 out. Tinker doubled down the right foul line. Beanmont. batting for Reul- filling the paths. Tinker and Beau mont scored on Schulte's screaming double to left
 When the Athletics took their third turn at the bat Mcintyre was facing them, but he was not there when the inning ended. Sheckard pulled down a a single through steinfeIdt. Baker singled to right, and when Sehulte let the ball glide past him, Collins tallieG. Baker hurrying on to third. McIn- tyre planted a splitter in Davis side. Danny Murphy. responded and drove the ball over the screen in right field for the circuit. He stopped at sec ond believing the bal had gone into him to come in, which he did with half the Athletics sIapping him on the back. It was here that Chance put up his howl and was banished, Archer taking his place on the initial bag. Before Chance was banished he whis- pered to Mcintyre that he had enough, and whistIed for Pfiester to get warm ed up. Barry welcomed the newcom- CT with a double to center on the first pitched ball. Barry scored when Tim ker made a wild throw of Thomas grounder
 With two gone in the seventh the Athletics piled up four runs Stein feldt funb1ed Bakers ,thunp. The nais-step was followed by Davis single and slip up by Tinker on Murphy's smash, all of which filled the bases Barry had another hit left in his cud- gel doubling to left. scoring Baker