The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-17

End Park, Sunday. Havenfeltz had his splitter breaking right, the visitors grabbing but five bingles. Rocky Farrell, who umpired the game. can have any part of Ansonia; Yes he can.
 Bob Fisher takes his Bengal tribe to Long Hill next Sunday. The Long Hills are going great, while the Ben- gals have been cleaning up everything hereabouts.
 The Whiting team made their debut into the Industrial league by taking an awful fall out of the Loco team. The score was only 20-2.
 Manager Bill Lundberg of the auto makers read the riot act to the chauf- feurs after the contest. They prom ise to do better when they meet the Warner Bros. gang next Saturday. leaguersy and contenders for the rag inthat organization last eason, did not fare as well in their first Indus trial league game as the Writings. At that they gave the Industrial champs, Crane No. 1, a good battle in 11-6 contest.
 T corners, Harvey Hubbells and Batch ellers, happened to be pitted against each other. Of course. only one could win, the Screw Makers turning in the biggest count, II to the Batchellers half dozen.
 This Jack Gallagher, with the Whit ings on Saturday and the Black Rocks of the City league on Sunday, is a great slugger. On Saturday he poled out three hits. two of them triples, and on Sunday against the Sokols he ripped off another trio, this time two good for the circuit.
 The Yosts are the only club to maintain clean slate in the City league. Only two games have been played. If they can keep up the gait for at least the first series, then they'll be handing things their way.
 The Sokols losing to the Black Rocks 15-S at the Oval, Sunday, was the sur prise of the City league. The week before the Rocks were trimmed by the Yosts and the Sokols slipped some thing over on the Joes. Figuring this out, the Yosts ought to have some thing on the Joes-but just wait till next Sunday when the two get to- gether.
 Deacon" Roback is handing out the shut-outs this season with the same frequency as last year. Sunday pitch ing for Taylor's Black Rocks, "Dea- con- held the Danbury club to one hit and no runs, while his crowd was piling up count of seven. Roback when he is going right is almost un- hittable.
 Bill Taylor scored a beat over the Ansonia team when he landed Larson to hold down first base. Taylor, so to speak, stole the big fellow.
 Have you picked out your seat at Crane Field for next Saturday? Look at this offering by the Industrial gue-Crane No. 1 vs. Crane No. 2. Here's a chance for Dr. Clarke to show his worth. For the benefit of outsiders, here's a tip-the Crane No. 1 boys have no use for the Crane No. 2 players, and vice versa.
 If the North Ends entered a con- test in error making, they could not improve to any great extent over that exhibition given last Sunday against the St. Joes. Only fifteen misplays graced the North End error column While Alderman Voos' lads were mak- ing their sip-ups the Joes were chip ping in with hits, accounting for the score of scores.
 At one stage of the Yost-Bullard game Saturday, the Yosts were actual 1y in the rear-something peculiar for that team since they joined the Fac tory league. The Billiards were lead ing in the fourth 30, but at the end were far in the rear 10-4 Abe How ell worked for the Yosts, pitching his first game in three years. He allow cd the Machine Makers but four hits