The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
Park City League Observations. of 'sOld Man
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 St. N1arys vB. Brookstdes at the Meadows Umpire Moran and Scorer
 Park citys vs. weaterns at Boutwiox Field. Umpire Howell and Scorer Cullisnn.
 Brooklawns vs. East Bridgeport at St Joseph's Oval Umpire Hilsfnger and Scorer Hurley. ftH
 woodsides vs. st Fairies at Hairs Field. Umpire Parfitt and Scorer Gallagher.
 Tony AuriIlio a fast second baseman Of the Savoy A. c. has signed up with Hopes ''Hopefuls's ana win be seen in the lineup Sunday at the Mesdovys. -------
 A world-s record time of garne for az1lateur ioaseba1l was broken on last Sunday, when the St AGarys defea4ed the East Br1dgeports at St Joseph's Oval in 4s minutes. Schorn dorf pitch inS for St. Marys twirled a mo- hit-no- run game and tanned thirteen bats men. while Lyons. who was in the box for the Lemon Morans' allowed but four hits two of them being Scratches and famed nine fbatsmen. IN0 league IS 1TnprOV1n& cry wreck and the managers are grabbing fast players from the larger serrli-pro teams which are rapidly going 10 the wall. Sstrickfuss the star shortstop Of the Joes and Johnny Mohyde, the craclzajack outh elder of the same team will be seen in the lineup Of the East Bridgeport club at the Oval tonof- show q vast improvement by the addi- tion Of these two men.
 
 Jimmy Noonan, former captain of the Rem Y ost team, will be seen in the lineup of the Broksfdes at the Meadows L4awlor and Chris o Brien will be .I7a:tEtcks and Tommy C6ughlin, the man that made Ray Heating, will be in the points for the East Bridgeport at the Oval
 Umpire Aibar handed in his resiEna- ton at the meeting last 1Tonday and the same was unanim ously accepted by the directors of the league Lester Parf1tt who was struck in the head ] by a pitched ball few weeks aeso was appointed as his successor m wlal make his debut at
 The league has sup piled tEae azGbiters with Indicators which win besa great help to the men in calling balls and strikes What they need now is -es chest protector for Am Howell, a peace-dove for Fred Hilsinger and "a new watch for Moran
 Roaring Jack Griffin will be on deck at the Meadows tomorrow to look lover young Ray Schorndorf While ack is a great admirer of Pop Moran and his East Bridgeport team, he thinks that there is nothing like young Schorndorf since the days of Ray Keating.
 without a. doubt the largest crowd that has witnessed a game on the l Meadows in years will be present at the no-hit-no-r1u boy wonder Schorn- dorf. Manager Hope of the Hope Ifs1ls'' has given his word that he will uses Schorndorf against the league leaders Tt behooves the fans to come early and avoid the rush EoF the van Dart and Casserly for the T3rooksides and Schorndorf and Donnelly for the 1 St Marys. The game will start at 3 o'clock sharp. Umpire Moran offictat- ing.
 The league directors wish to have it | impressed upon the minds Of the base l ball public in this city that theresis no ladmtsgfon fee charged at the Par k City league game There is a collecz ton taken up for to pay the expenses 1 which are four dollars and ha.f for each game. To make a long story short if you have 8 nickIe or a dime I to spare chuck it in the hat and if ! you are broke come and see the game l and root your head off for whichever 1 team that you may choose. Fans don't finger under the impression that you are connpe11ed to come across with the coin but at the same time help the 4Oys out if you can afford to do so.
 
 Teddy Schorndorf the well known l Eleventh District politician and father of the boy wonder, is strutting around smoking Judges Caves after what his boy did last Sunday Teddy is tickled to death. his only regret is that he didn't save the name that he gave to Goddy and hand it over to young Ray. Old Man Rumor is again putting into the Park City League with his first hand information. He now says that Schorndorf is to be taken. South l by Connie Mack next spring and then l farmed out to Haverhill for a little more seasoning. That is the way | Foxy Connie is getting all of his star | players. He gets hold of them while they are still amateurs and, then de- l velops them. thereby saving the cost of purchasing them from some minor l league club.
 l. St. Patrick's have player on their | team by the name of Rumrpage. Rum 1 mage Is playing a good game. If I l were in Manager Mclaughlin posi- | ton, I would hold a rumma.gel sale and l get ride of a few of the has-beens on l the team. Meerbach, RummaEe, | Butler and Flint, are about the only real players that he has left on his roster
 l Treasurer Joe Sepple of the East | Bridgeport club had his first chance as manager on Sunday last as Pop Mo ran was away on an outing that was being held at the Railroad Mans