The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-25
WALLER PITCHED RINGS
 AROUND NEW RAVENS
Toyed With Them in Opener Then Bucke|ed on His Aor and
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Mechanics Used St. oseps Catcher and He Proved in Win
 ming the GaTne- -SugfeSt Alright

With finished yielding of the old furniture. especially in the ninth in- ming the Mechanics took the few loy- al rooters, who, journeyed to Savin Rock yesterday afternoon, by storm changing defeat into victory with an impetuosity which crammed more ex- citement and screeching into brief few minutes than has stirred that old pleasure resort in many day. New Haven had the big grip on that game "A up to the ninth inning, but the advancing Mechanics came up with times this season batting out five runs in the ninth inning. while the White Wings could not get a man across. The New Haven Palladium has the following to say of the slaughter:
 Knocked out in the ninth, Bridge port g, New Haven .. It was after we brought into action three of our assortment of pitchers and seemed to have the game we'll under cover, when McCann's gang put over the Knockout blow in the ninth round, and if Miller hadn't been declared might be- batting now Oh, that ninth was a terrible affair and will long be remembered by the fans.
 Foster started the game for New Haven and started to get hit right off the reel. He was touched up for four
 
 nings. But with two out in the third and after allowing two more hits. Farmer Pleiss dropped an easy fly, letting in another run, and it got Fosters goat. So Phil Corcoran was sent in to work. Phil worked for five innings, until he began to deal out hits by the wholesale, and Bugs" Reisigl was taken out of the stable. They hit Bugs hard.
 New Haven started right after r. Gyuk Sr1 ovn6 the brick top certainly got his in the first. Four hits netted four runs and it looked as if Red" was in for an- other vacation. But he steadied down and managed to. strike out Il New Haven batters from then on. Waller deserved the game, for he stuck to it and worked the entire contest, put ting up good uphill fight and show ing good scontrol after the first round. Little MT. Hall started off the game big MT. Foster. Eley sacrificed. Then Nallin hit for safe one. scoring Hall. Crooks hit a fly to Sherwood. Then Hi Ladd singled. Stowe hit to Peck and was out at first This looked bad for us, as many times one run does Haven lodged on MT. Waller the game took on another aspect. Pleiss walk ed, and stole second. BeIden hit for a single, scoring Pleiss right off the reel 6Ougn mt SaIe. SnerWoOu smashed out a two-bagger. scoring Belden. Cough later scored on passed ball. Peckenpaugh famed. Sherwood was caught between third and home on Bunyans fielder'S choice. Stis singled and Bunyan scored. Then Waters went out on a fly to Hey. And New Haven had collected four runs. Waller looked about all in when he walked from the box at the close of the first round. He was groggy and needed a rest.
 In the third inning Bridgeport came in for three runs and tied the score. Foster walked Hall, Eley hit to Sher- wod, and a fine double play was pull ed of. With two gone, Foster walk ed Nallin. Crooks singled. Ladd hit an easy fly to Pleiss, who dropped the ball and Nallin scored. Stowe hit safe, scoring Crooks and Ladd, and Foster was taken out of the game,