The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-07

immediately notified Bracket cit fingered here a few days al despite his suspension played ' back, seeking to be restored tC
 Bracket was at Newfield ference with McCann and Pres informed the pair that if the, together and straightening out to take the matter. up.
 The (Winston-Salem club, of which Jerry Kahn, former Waterbury pitcher, is also a member. has also gotten into hot water by permitting games in which Bracket played, may be thrown out.
 Worcester May Get Bracket. &
 Jack Flynn stated yesterday that he is looking for a hard hitting out will be ironed out by McCann, Lane and Bracket and a deal made. whereby Worcester will get Bracket. Hank would fit in nicely just now with the Flynn tribe.
 No Game Tomorrow.
 The Boosters play here today, while tomorrow will be an open date, be- being included in yesterdays pro- gram
 The Post Mortem.
 Make room, please! The Joyville car was overcrowded yesterday with the to 1 and to wins over the WorceSters.
 With total of 20 hits, II by Wor- cester, both teams were unable to score more than three runs in the first jolt.
 Eddie LePard pitched one of the best games of the season in the first tilt. Eddie was effective all the way and steady as the wart upon the cu- cumber.
 Ed staufrer made another bid for a chance in the Big Show In Game No. 2. The Pittsburgher was an enigma to the tribe of Flynn, holding the opposing batters to three scat fat price to the Bridgeport club.
 Eddie Hart On Deck.
 Eddie Hart was back on first base and was hailed by the ''bugs.' Eddie has been playing ball in Torrington; With another weeks action Hart shou1d round into fast form.
 stauffer famed Laval1e, first batter, up, in the second game It was an suspicious start, sure enough.
 Talks hitting was a big factor in both games, the Texan driving in runs by his clouting O nboth occa- Sions.
 wescott Kingdom was a disappoint- ed athlete when he famed out with three on the bases in the first. Be fore the calamity, Fielder, Irving and Rodriguez had singled.
 Joe Smith did the same thing in the fifth game. The bases were soused and Joe Whiffed, but it made no difference. There was plenty of scoring.
 The fourth session of Game No. 2 baseball served up, the ordeal tiring the fans. Bridgeport made five hits which helped along by loose playing by the visitors, netted four taEies. {,
 Star Performances.
 Jimmy Irving, in the fourth inning of Game No. 2, stunned the fans by making marvellous enchanted carried the base-hit label. It was "robbery' in the first degree on JinmyS part.
 game, the chowd shuddered as Stauf- fer picked a hot liner off Hager's bat The ball was travelling at bullet speed when Ed mitted it.
 Jindstrom was beaten in the first game, but he pitched a mighty fine brand of baseball
 Duval Excited.
 In the first game Gene Duval wax ed hot under the collar when he was called out on strikes. He was busted out of the game. Ryan sent to second base, while Pitcher Bish went to the outfield. Ryan played capital ball around the midway station.
 Dick Loftus had the crowd with him again. Dick squeezed in three bingles. All like to see Dick hit.
 Dick Boyce was knocked out Of the box in the breezy fourth period in the second tilt. Bish succeeding him. The latter acquitted himself creditably the Derbs scoring only one run while he was in the box.
 That tally was by Fielder, who stole home. Fiedler distinguished himself further by cracking out five safe bingles in the two frays, three of them registered in the second.
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