The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-23

Luby's Larruping Larks here this l afternoon.
 Travel to Waterbury tomorrow. Between 200 and 300 rabid fans will | take the trip up the Naugatuck road l tomorrow on the II 10 train. Benny, Bridgeport's best booster beefed it for the Mechanics yester- day. As is usual: Benny was in the heat of every argument. A few fines handed out by Manager O'Neil would go a. long way in curb | ing the rowdyism of his players. A l more disgraceful exhibition has never 1 been seen on local grounds. Manager O'Neil was the sorest man leaving the grounds. He admitted and should have been severely pun ished. t'If Schunan,'' said O'Neil, twas put out of the. game, as he should have been. he never. would have receiv- ed another cent in salary this year. would fine him so much that he would never be able to sit down. It looked to me as if he wanted to be put out of the game"
 Later in the evening O'Neil in talk ing over the game and it's many scraps, said that it was a shame to take bition. You paid your good money to see a baseball game and not a fight" he said.
 Lawton was a little poor on memory Waller had Cassett famed in the sev- were but two strikes. When the last strike was put over. the New Britain players started for the field. Law toms attentions were called to the fact of a ball struck at and a foul. and also called strike, but could not see where Cassett had struck out. There was a man on secodd at the time and two outs. Cassett. however famed.
 The standing in the league as far as Waterbury is concerned will be settled during the coming week when the four times. Tomorrow McCann's boys travel to Waterbury. are again there Tuesday and finally Saturday. Thurs day the two clubs are at Newf1eld.
 Short Stop Colvii1 who was promised to McCann by Jersey City at the be- ginning of the season, and then sold to Cincinnati. has been secured by Hartford. reporting yesterday. Goede has not been going well enough to suit Clarkin.
 How have the mighty fallen. Hart ford today is safely lodged in sixth place, New Britain and Springfield do- ing the passing stunt yesterday. Worst of all, the Ponies got to Sammy Smith. the Senators new gunner obtained from Cincinnati. Sammy gave way to Chappie Ward
 Clyde Waters, New Haven backstop, has been loaned to .Holyoke pending repairs to Catcher Stroh. Waters caught in the game against Water bury yesterday.
 Waterbury makes five runs on six hits and are defeated by Holyoke who make but seven runs on IS hits.
 Bad blood has existed for some time between Rufiange and Marsans. cul- minating in the setto yesterday. Rufe had called Marsans ip the sixth inning for not getting tothird on a passed ball. The same identical play hap pened in the seventh when Rufe was on second. failing to go to third on another passed ball. This gave Mar in the melee.
 Sure it was a scrappy contest, be- tween two fighting teams. one to hold the lead and the other to break into the first division. each lead by two ever plugging managers. The tension of winning game after game becomes too much on the players. breaking out on the Aviators yesterday. If they win from Waterbury today they make the zoo mark
 The other home games next week are New Haven. Monday. and Spring field, Friday.
 We hear it again. Manager McGraw has indefinitely suspended Bugs Raymond. Get some new stuff.
 Gee. but we have great un1pires in this league. That game yesterday started at thirteen minutes of four, and was not over till 20 minutes after six. It was the dilatory tactics en- ployed by both clubs, and unrecognized by Ump Lawton that was the cause of it all. And it was a 10 game at that. These long games will soon find their effects on the box office.
 Pitcher Tom Mccarthy, who was ob- tained from the Boston Nationals last year by Owner Clarkin of the Hartford
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