The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-14
(By Wagner.l

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 Bugs Reisigl, the New Haven pitch CT, who was ordered to pc purchased by Cleveland, has been ordered to re- port to the Maps on their last eastern trip when he will be given a tryout.
 The New Haven and New Britain clubs are playing transforming ser- ies through Vermont Yesterday at Montpelier, New Britain won from the Wings by to 6. Mclean pitched for New Britain and Slim Foster for New Haven.
 Jimmy Kopf, who was sent to Fall River for more seasoning, has rejoin- ed the New Haven team on the barn. storming trip. Kopf is a New Britain boy, who was taken on by the Wings and looked so promising that Owner Cameron farmed him out. He will probably be given steady job with the Wings next season.
 The. St. Louis Americans picked up a pitcher named Allison from the Tex as league and he beat Chicago yester- day by to 2.
 Pitcher Tom Hughes appears to be He pitched the Senators to a 3 to ] victory over Boston yesterday
 Marsans is going in once in a. while as a pinch hitter for Cincinnati but is not being used regularly. The for mer New Britain star would have a better record if he got a chance every day. .
 Springfield won by to from Wor- cester of the New England yesterday. Sandy Bannister was knocked out of the box and Justin, a schoolboy pitch CT, finished for the Ponies. Jack Zel- Ter is planning to give Justin a try out next season.
 Worcester won two of three from the Ponies by taking a double header Y TcT F. 's>sv f-ZA ,sg&5ea
 Hartford and Pittsield played tie, 1 to 1, yesterday. Mccarthy worked New Britain hurler. for Pittsfeld. Tuesday Hartford beat Pittsf1eld by 1 to O. Pete Wilson pitched.
 The Cleveland American league team will play New Haven at Lighthouse point next Sunday. Nap Lajoie, Neal Ball and the rest of the stars are ad-. vertised to appear
 The Giants jumped up another rung of the pennant ladder allowing Boston only three hits and taking the game 4 to l.
 lead the Cubs go into Pfttsburg today, for the series that will mean every thing to them.
 New York will have another crack at Boston. today. while the Cubs and Pirates clash in double header and the hopes of the Gothamites once more are soaring,
 This series will probably give Mr. Marty Q'Toole, Mayor of Pittsburg" the chance sto prove to his constitu- ents that they made a good investment when s22, 300 was paid for his mighty hurling arm.
 terday, licked the Highlanders again. the once valiant Tigers dropped a nice one to Cleveland.
 Mr. Connie Mack is already count ing up the receipts of tue world series for this fall.
 Eddie Plank showed world series form when he held the New York Yan- kees to two hits. He allowed only two hilltoppers to travel so far as third base.
 Rube Marquard's valuable south wing is bothering him. He will have a few days rest in order to grease up h4s el- bow.
 It seems that frosty, atmosphere is necessary to kill the jinx that trails Ames. Only 26 men faced him in 8 innings, yesterday.
 With the Athletics apparently out of danger, interest centers in the strug- gle to decide whether the other half of the big series will be played in Chi cago, PittGburg or New York and the next few days will probably bring cooshnII Work IA