The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
HILLIES
 ARE HERE TODAY

After dishing out another portion of Sunday agony to a crowded house" the Brown Derbies will make an effort to atone for yesterdays $ Weather today in a setto with the fast-Soing Pittsfield Hillies Wally Hammond's heavy clouting outfit from the Berkshire regions is here ting lineup wifi be Stapleton, former Rosebud A C. player, who has been starring around the circuit since opening day. 'Stape'' is covering the ting like a veteran. He's sure to re- ceive a warm welcome from local ad- mirerS.
 The Weeks Campaign.
 ven tomorrow with the champion In ven tomorrow with the champion In dians here on Wednesday. Hartford returns for a single conflict on Thurs day, and the tailend Albany aggrega- ton will be here Friday and Satur- day.
 The E. D.,s made big mess of things yesterday. and as usual, disap- pointed a big crowd of fans. The Senators held the advantage up to the fifth inning when the McCann batters annihilated Zip Sloan's offer ings for a total of five tallies.
 Liars In Our Midst.
 The bleacherite who yelped Its all over," passed the test successfully for membership in the Annanias Club, as in the eighth through Martins and Leasures errors and four safe hits, including Kane'S second triple, the Irwinites tied the score by getting across the pan three times.
 When Leasure Cracked.
 The thirteenth and final spasn1 was rather dramatic. Leasure famed the mighty batsman. Kane, and was oh hi hill Brick" was jeered. The end was in sight. Bailey and Scheer singled McAfDine was ordered to sacrifice the infield tap scoring Bailey, while with a crack to center, which scored Scheer, and McAlpine was dispatched across the plate on Bradshaws bang to the same territory.
 The jinx operated against the Brown Derbies, but it was a grand game to watch, plenty of brilliant fielding stunts by both teams, and topped off with some pePepry stick work.
 The left field fence was bonibarded oa three occasions during the batting aarrages, twice when Brick Kane drove out triples, and in the frisky fifth r-hen Joe Smith socked the ball for three sacks.
 Kieb a Nifty Twirler.
 Kieb. who succeeded Sloan sin the sixth, gave a fancy exhibition of box work and looked like a million dol lars to the fans. Kieb took up the same with the score three runs against him and with the co-opera- uion of his teammates at the bat chalked up a win to his credit. He allowed the locals only two hits. one of them a bunt by Loftus in the eleventh. kieb, however, is in the "Bimbo" class as a batter. flaming the air in his three trips to the plate
 Fans may 'kid'' Arthur Irwin over the union hour limit, but it must be that the veteran has molded together a fighting cluo. Paste this in your hat and glance over the league standing on July 4.
 There were numerous sparkling pcrformanceS from a Bridgeport standpoint. although the B. D's lest In the fifth McLaughEn made sen sational stop of Agnew's wide sizzler and hurled the Senator out Dick IIoftus and Bobby Emerick contribut- ed pretty running catches in the out field, while Jose Rodriguez maintain ed his reputation es the Hal Chase of the league
 Hartford outbatted Bridgeport 1S to 12 although Rorncroeft famed four, and LeaSure five.