The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-19
sEYMOURS QUIT;
 NEWFIELDS WON:
 SOUTH ENDS SAFE
Battling Good Games on Local Diamonds
 Yesterday.
Nrisles Grab Rubber and CI0Vers Art
 Undisputed Junior Champions

The Seymour players objected to a ruling of Umpire Pete Verelle in the fifth inning with the score 7-6 in favor of the South Ends, and when the ump would not change lis decision walked off the field. Manager OBrien of the South Ends pleaded with the Seymour management to reconsider their act, but they would not do so. Verelle called a Seymour player out for not touching first base, in endeayoring to get to second on a hit. The player in running to the second station passed over the first sack but did not touch it. Before the contest started Verelle called the members of both clubs to- gether informing them that every bag must be touched or they would be call ed out. Verelle's judgment as an urn- pire is too we'll known locally to be questioned. It is needless to state that the Seymour team will find it exceed ingly hard to book games around these parts in the future. This is not their first offense as they did the same trick ]. in a game with the Lighthouse Point team in New Haven.
 T NEWFIELDS HAD CLOSE CALL. The North Ends threw a scare into the Newf1elds at the Meadows yester- day by gathering six runs in sthe seventh inning of their game. almost winning the contest. Up to this time the Newfields had enjoyed a comfort able lead Cy Miller. pitching for the Newdeids did well, allowing but five hits, while Bill Jaggers, the North End | pitcher, gave ten hits. Hoeschele, the Newfield catcher, injured his finger in the fourth inning and had to retire in favor of Wilson. The game was called at the end of the eighth on account of rain. The score:
 RHN North Ends :. 0 O 0 1 % 60 s-7- 5-s Newfields ..... 0 2 O O o s-S-10-s
 Batteries: Jaggers and Meerback; Miller, Hoeschele and Wilson
 WEST ENDS WON.
 ! The West Ends simply smeered the brush all over the Torrington Inde- pendents at West End Park yesterday afternoon, gathering 20 runs to their that Pitcher Luby received from the local sluggers, g hits being made, of which Lush and Davis got four each, while Kerr and McNamara. gathered pitcher from the Danburys twirled for the West Ends letting the visitors down with thre hits. Stenson, the other new man secured from the South Norwalks performed we'll at second base. while he was also fast on the bases gathering four runs.
 ORIOLES DEFEATED RIVALS
 The Orioles played the rubber game of their series with the Ansonia team III tl1c fldllST COWD y6SCoTOdy anu were victorious 5-4.N The contest was wit messed by an audience of over 1000 people. The Orioles on their two form CT visits to the Housatonic River town won and lost, the first a victory 6-3. and the second a defeat To. Sweeney, the crack pitcher of the Naugatuck fremen's team pitched for the An sonias allowing eight hits. Barron and Laubscher was the local battery.
 CLOVERS VICTORIOUS.
 At the Flats yesterday afternoon the Cl3vers defeated the West End Boys club 9-3 before a large crowd. The Spectators were on their feet all the time because of the fast fielding and heavy batting of the winners. The CIovers now have a clear title to the Junior championship of the city. Their fine playing has not only attracted the attention of the fans of this city but all around the state where they have become great favorites. Their record to date is 25 victories and defeats, losing to teams that were entirely out of their class. such as the South Ends and the Crane Valve CO No 1 team