The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-30

ics long to put him out of business.
 Foot Ruell and Skipper Hey were the best clouters. Each came through with two Safeties.
 Manager Carl Pace of Waterbury is making a determined effort to get Bill Luby The former Northampton manager wants $500 a month, it is said.
 New Britain is going bad since Dan O'Neil went to Cincinnati to get the kale for those Cubans. The Cubebs were beaten again yesterday. Spring field with Christopher and Temple working, got the verdict by to 4. Mclean and Parker hurled for New Britain.
 Pete Wilson came back yesterday and beat Waterbury by to 2 Lower. the Waterbury hurler had Hartford blanked until the sixth when he made a wild throw with two out. After that the Senators scored five.
 Rufe Rufiange, the great unshaved, has caught on with Tommy Dowd's New Bedford club. The former New Britain catcher will help the New England leaguers, who were sadly in need of a backstop.
 Stevens, who worked for Holyoke, last season, is pitching for Syracuse of the New York State league under the name of Hoff. His right name is Daniels and he twirls for the Buck nell college team when that institu. tion is open.
 probably wishes he had not released Chappie Ward. Ward is going great for Brockton and is leading the New England league pitchers.
 Benny Kauff has not been hitting so well lately. The little fellow is trying to overcome his weakness for going after balls outside the plate.
 Wilbur Rodgers, the former Water bury star, is out of the Portland line up on account of a broken leg. He is regarded as one of the most prom ising infielders in the Pacific Coast league.
 Mike Smalling of this city now with Lancaster of the Tri-State league, made eight hits from June 19 to June 25. He is clouting for $50. Mike is putting up a fine game at first base.
 They can't keep Tom Downey off that Cincinnati team. Esmond, the former Jersey City infielder, replaced Tom for a time at shortstop, but he was only flash player and the To- cal boy was soon back on the job. In yesterdays game against Chicago (Downey, made one hit in three times up and accepted seven chances with out error.
 Ernie Lush is hitting at a PA clip for Lancaster. He made nine hits between June 19 and June 25. Ernie is playing the outfeld.
 Jimmy O'Rourke made eight hits last week for Columbus of the Ameri- can association. He is playing third base.
 Springfield shows at Newfield park tomorrow afternoon. The Ponies have Ter claims he is out for the pennant. He will probably send Sandy Bannis- ter, the former Waterbury star, against the locals. Dixie Walker or Freddy Gibbs will work for Bridge port. Game called at 3:45.
 Al O'Dell is playing a rattling game at third for Atlanta of the Southern league. He made six hits last week and felded well.
 Danny Hoffman is another Bridge port resident who is having a good season. Dan is playing centerfield for Indianapolis of the American associa- tion. He connected for six safeties last week.
 It's the same old story between Washington and the Athletics, but Detroit has twice failed to take ad- vantage of the opportunity.
 One hundred and fifty-four hits were made in both major leagues, yes terday.
 Four stolen bases by the Phillies did more than their four hits toward giv- ing Dooin's tribe a victory over the Brook1ynites.