The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-01

Conn, makes the 3Oth man to be gath cred in by Manager Luby for the Lark
 outfit. McRoberts for several years has been the star twirler of the Thorn- aston baseball team.
 Manager Pop Foster has notified
 President-Treasurer Wfnkler of the Holyoke club that he win not be able to report in the Paper City till after
 Monday of next week Business af- fairs in Reading, Pa. caused change to be made in the ex-Orator's plans. Manager Fred Lake of the Boston Nationals has a liking for Al Mattern
 the former Holyoke twirIer and has decided that he will pitch the first same of the eIampionship season for league heaver will face the Giants on
 April 14th, and according to reports from the Lake training camp looks good to polish the McGrawdtes right off.
 Jack Tighe the former Ho1yoae manager now manager of the Rock veloped a new method of paying his men while in training. Each man will be given one bone a day during the training periods Heretofore the recruits have been supplied with meal i tickets and directed to rooms for lodging which were paid for by the mana cement, a plan which is in vo- que in nearly every league
 Dutch" Arn1hruster who used to
 ana5e r6,ia the oB sabss feT onaen te M1 ribbed off a great finish the other day while playing with the Portland, 9or) club of the Northwestern league in a game with Fresno (Ca1.) Bruster lifted the pellet over the fence in the ninth inning sending in a man ahead of him. which turned a A tie to 6-4 victory.
 ssK1ing has danced-now he must pay the fiddler said Manager Frank Chicago National League Club will not contribute one penny toward the payment of that s700 fine imposed by
 John alone is to blame. although think the penalty is beyond reason. Other players have committed greater offenses and escaped with smaller
 fines. With Kling back and in shape he displayed two years ago, am con fdent no club on earth will ever stop
 .I will be glad to have KIing back with the team, for he is one of the most valuable men the game has ever produced continued Chance. s'Kling may show all his old form right off trouble begging And hitting.''
 The Crane No. team will play the Clovers at Seaside park tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock. This will be the This year they will be represented in the Industrial league by remarkably strong club. It looks now like walk over for them. The probable line up for the teams Saturday is Crane No. 1-Doinelly and Hurley, c; Wade and Nichols p; Vardon, 1st; McGahay, End; o.Day 3rd;. Weber and slattery. ss; Mosher. r. f.; Kasperack c f; Richards f; C1overs- -Egan c; Mullen and Bowden, D; Cotter. 1st; O'Brien, End; Lawlor anno grd Rogdsn and ca5sy sna @ ss; main f. The C1overs do not intend to lay down for the Cranes and will not let them take the contest without playing. Z
 A new Junior City Baseball league was launched last evening when re- from different parts of the city met at the rooms of the St. Joseph's T. L.. & B. Society on Barnum avenue the St. Joseph Jrs., Lakeviews, Auro- ras, Excelsiors.. Seasides and Maple woods J~s T'''o Too .-,e has not decid- ed on a definite start, but when th teams get .nt.a act.an two games will be played each week, Saturdays and Sundays. The directors of the league will meet Thursday evening of next week at the same rooms and will consider a schedule and umpires. and also elect officers. It has not been definitely decided whether the league will go on with six teams or not It seems to be the opinion of. the younger magnates that an eight or ten club  cordfng1y those teams who still wish to make application for admission are asked to do so before next Thursday evening.
 The OrioIe Baseball club organized at a meetin4 of the players held last evening electing the following officers: Manager John Wendt. captain William Martin, secretary and treasurer James Kerwin. The Orioles intend to get in to the fray this Sunday if possible, 1 desiring a game with Mike Lukas' Westerns.
 Eddie c. Sullivan, the new manager of the South End baseball team called 1 a meeting of the boys during the week l at their rooms on M ain street for the l purpose of organizing for the present | season. He requests that all mem | bers along with new candidates report | at practice at the South Ends grounds l Sunday at 2:3O o'clock.
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