The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-27
BRACINC BITS BOUT BASEBALL
Going down.
here tomorrow.

Going down, Springfield here tomorrow.
 New Ravens winning streak has Waterbury by winning from Hart sford yesterday jumped into first place. where they really belong.
 A league meeting has been called for Eext Tuesday evening when the evil matters of the past week will be gone over. It has been called at the request of Dan O'Neil who wants to sbe voted in as director.
 The patched up Senator outfit will be at Newfseld Park this afternoon Disorganized as they are did not pre- went them from putting up. great game against waterbury yesterday.
 Holyoke would have been one run saess yesterday had skipper Eley .heen playing in right field. One of the enemy attempted to score from second on a hit into Snyders territory. The throw in went over Kochers nead: If the heave had been perfect 1t would have been an easy out as the runner was nowhere near the plate when the ball sailed into the boards.
 Snyder was there though with yscreanning two-bagger over third base ;fn the third after Hall had crippled. -The Chief also pulled down fly Tn right while standing among the rocks
 Joe Kustus broke into the select 300 class yesterday but fell out before the game was over. Joe the day prev -fcus stood 296. and hit the first time LID yesterday making his average 1909. The next three times he did nothing. 1 s~k- <I--x S1I0
 Chief Snyder became aa=little hot, headed after Smith had plastered him sn the back yesterday Picking up the bah: Snyder let it go at the vlslto ing pitcher. who did not happen to be looking that way. Luckily the sphere went gliding over his head.
 Both of Ladd's hits yesterday were timely, coming after "Biff'' Bailey had made his drives and scoring the first baseman both times.
 At that we cannot forgive Hi Iadd for the way he will persist in sticking to third while a man occupying first hase attempts to make second. Nine times out of ten the return throw from the second baseman to the catcher goes wide. but Ladd fears to take the pan such playing. he might do differ ent.
 Bobby Stowe is playing better ball all the time for Bridgeport. and It looks as if he were a fixture at the gaf-way station for McCann's crew. New Haven Journal-Courier
 Eddie Havel has been loaned by Springfield to Dan O'Neil. the latter releasing Earl Biting, one of Slapper Sam Eennedy's finds. who was being tried out at third base. Pitcher Webb. who was turned over by the Pirates to the Cubebs has also shown up.
 President Taft was a spectator at the Detroit Washington game yester- day All the Tigers lined up during the game and shook hands with the Chief Executive.
 Big Hack Schuman is no longer a Connecticut Leaguer. yesterday being sold by the Senators to Haverhill of the New England League. So long, Hack: you were good fellow while you lasted.
 Hartford has purchased Pitcher Steiger. left handler. from St. Paul of the American Association. Stelger was a Three I Lea que man last season and worked with Catcher Claude Stark. at present a Senator.
 The New Haven Union suggests that George Bone would make great lead CT for Hartford now that Tawm Con- Iery has been suspended indefinitely.
 Manager Connery was a little rash in his literature to President Tracy and the latter is right in asking fo1 an apology. If the president of the league does not uphold his umpires twe've been stung mighty hard by them). who will. Connery will lay idly by till that apology is forthcoming while the extra fine will teach him tc behave in the future.
 Pitcher Del Mason of the New Ha. ven team has been let go to Holyoke Mason will undoubtedly strengthen that outfit, as their weakness lies in theil pitching staff
 Cy Mfller's sleep yesterday was cost 5y as at the time there was but one down and a man on third. Coming in the inning when Ladd stood still, il was double agony for the fans.
 The Paper1nakerS are an awful hit ting crowd. Lacerations were made fin every part of the field.
 Jimmy Hall is the waiting kid. He