The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-14
SEMI PROFESSIONAL
Yost Team Arranges For Sunday BasebalI-Fraternal League
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The Union Typewriter Go. which IS .Factcry League on Saturdays will al so entertain Sunday baseball games on Yost field. Manager Keenan has an nounced that his Sunday team will be augmented by the addition of fast local sen1i-professional players. Al ready he has secured the services of Eddie Reilly and Patsy Cunningham, both of whom are well known to the followers of the game. When neces- sary more men will be added. The Yosts this season will have the three same clever box artists as last season, Yellow White, Amos Johnson and end will be well taken care of by John son, who was with the Waterbury h. dependents last season. Manager Keenan has already booked a number Of games with travelling semi profess sional aggregatiOnS, the contests to be announced later.
 Bridgeport Aerie of Eagles has form ed a baseball team. which it will en- ter into Fraterna1 League if one is formed. it having already been pro posed and well received by the socie- ties about town. The Eagles team will meet at 8 o'clock this evening at their rooms for the sizing up of can didates, election of manager and cap tain, and to arrange for plans for the season
 The employees of Lowe's laundry have organized a ball club and are out with Q challenge to any laundry team in the tain and manager of the outfit. Com lnunfcations directed to him will re- ceive prompt attention
 The baseball team of the Bridgeport High School opened it's season yester- day by taking a contest from the liar .s szIys School of Fairfield Tn that town have Saturdays open for the season at West End Park. Game with Indus trial and Factory League teams pre- ferred.
 The newly organized Junior City Baseball League will meet this even avenue at 8:30 O'Clock Managers in terested are requested to be present.
 The Rosebuds. formerly the Young Bridgeports. have organized and will play any 15-16 year old club in the city at any time. Sunday afternoon Russian Boys Club.
 Norwalk Sunday afternoon where they will play the SEamrocks of that town. The following team will be brought down: Garkin. c; Ross, p; Bowden. ss; ]; Harvey, ID; Robinson, 2b: Casey, 3b; Hansen, If: Jenner, cf; Dunning, If 2 The players are asked to be at the tice in the morning at the mud flats y gation, would like to hook up with any team of the same average in town for Sunday afternoon at BrookIawn. An swer through the Farmer.
 The young men in the West End are arranging for a concert and dance to be given at Quilty's academy on Wednesday evening, April 27th in ben eft of. John MaIIop of Colorado ave nue who last Saturday received 3 broken leg by being run into by a mo tor cycle. Mallon is a member of the Edgewoods and the Yost Juniors, and very popular in the West End. Dur ing the week a subscription has been in circulation in the Yost factory where young Mallon worked, many contributions being received.
 The St. Joseph baseball team will hold a concert and dance at Eagles hall er Friday and Saturday even 1ngs of this week, the proceeds of which will go to fitting out the team, and also for the expenses incidentaI to the maintenance of sSt- Joseph Field on Barnum avenue. The IVes are a jolly and entertaining crowd of young men, so that good time is assured all those who attend.