The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-04

Brass City twirler passed Snyder in l the seventh.
 Benny Kauff was the first man to | face Hawkes. when the right handler replaced Tuckey in the second. The little outfielder laced the first ball pitched for a single that bounded over the pitchers head. In the seventh Kauff sent a long sacrifice fly to Nichols on which Litschi scored the winning run.
 Jimmy Hal1 got hit a pass and a sacrifice. He also made some daz- zling stops.
 Chief Snyder was sore at Cy Miller for coaching him home in the seventh. Snyder was on second and dashed for third when Crooks smash got away from Shortell. He started for home although he had no chance of get forth Snyder got to third when Col win dropped the ball. He claimed Miller told him to go in. Cy de- clared he held up his hands for the Chief to stop.
 Russell's perfect throw had Pop Nichols by a mile in the fifth but the veteran slid under Bob Stowe and reached the bag.
 Litschi saves his daily bingle for the critical time. He belted one to way for victory.
 Detroit has the astounding lead of SIS points.
 Notice what old man Penney did? Two doubles and three singles in five times up.
 With 22 runs and 25 hits against Newark, the Toronto team has prob ably set a years record early in the season.
 Pfeiffer and Beebe, two former Illinois University pitchers, were pitt ted against each other at Philadel- phia, yesterday.
 ''Kid"s Richness is playing such whirlwind game in the field and at the bat that Connie Mack will not put back Barry, the regular at short. until the little fellow .'blows up." which may mean that Barry is the "sub" from now on.
 Every Mack man got one or more hits off the New York Highland fling CTS offerings, three being doubles and two homers.
 St. Louis Cardinals have won one game in the last nine.
 Gregg, coast recruit, has done the best pitching of any of the Nap box men.
 Eight doubles were rung up be- tween St. Louis and Pittsburg.
 Bugs Raymond's curves held Brooklyn to four hits and no runs. 
 Pirates Nagle struck out three of the four men who faced him in the inning and a fraction that he pitch ed.
 The luckless Browns tried a new pitcher named Willis and Detroit tried it's best to make life miserable for him.
 The Mechanics left for Northampton this morning on the 9:1 train. Man ager McCann said he would probably work Gibbs today, although he may send Chalky Clunnst to the mound if the southpaw warns up well.
 Ivor Swanson, Hank Snyder and Tex Rumsey were left behind with instructions to go over to the park and work out. Ivor was in charge of the rear guard. "I'll make them step lively" said the Terrible Swede
 Red Waller declares his sore arm is gradually getting better. 'I don't think your wing will ever come back" declared Harvey Russell this morning at the Atlantic Hotel. "In about three days more of warm weather I'll show you something" retorted Red, who refuses to let anybody get his goat.
 Wilbur Rodgers and Roger Peck inpaugh. the two Connecticut Leag- uers, are making themselves solid with Portland of the Coast League, according to the following from the Portland Oregonian:
 1T don't want Olson when I have Peckinpaugh. and I don't need Neal Ball when I have Rodgers" said Wal ter McCredie. commenting on the Cleveland clubs request. ESQ I tele- graphed President Somers that he was welcome to Neal Ball, and that I did not need Olson.
 Neal Ball could not possibly beat this Rodgers out for the second base he has anything on Peck as a short stop"
 Harvey Russell, who comes from Hampton, Va, isn't very keen about this climate. eve been frozen ever since came, He uecIdTeu, ana Ve got bad cold on my chest now"
 Butch Steinl1auser has been canned by Holyoke. He was previously given the hook by Springfield
 This is from the New Haven Jour- 
 Bridgeport is coming up in the race and all eyes want to be kept on this aggregation. The Mechanics are d dangerous bunch"
 Denny Kelly, one of Charlie Biltz's hired men, couldn't pick the winner yesterday. He bet two bones on Wa terbury and then in the sixth when Ia dr<aI.la 4lsEac h.arrnrxa1: h. l