The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-18
Park City League Observations of "Old Man
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GAMES rOnnORRiolw

GAMES TCDHCERt0W.
 HEaaae4ws- -Park Cftys vs. Br~oolEs1des. Drap1re Moran and scorer, Mahoney.
 BostwIck Eqeld-5t- AEary's vs. West srns- Umpire. Howell and scorer Gull HgAn-
 Bridgeport. Umpire. Hilsinger and scorer. Gallagher
 FTairss -Brooklavn vs. st. Pat rickH Umpire, Par3att and scorer, Hurley
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 Auvoody present mt the meeting of the 1eague on Monday would think that the Park City league was a Home for handed in with the names attached to them c3 players who had practically given LTD the game and who have not been seen on local diamonds In years. This fact instead of in5ur1ng the league VIII help us by drawing out all the old-firne fans to see what the former stars can do In comparison to the younger generation
 T.ne fans at the Meadows will be treated to q big surprise tomorrow when they Journey to the Down East pfantations' to witness the Park City Bruoksfde game On the BrOoksids tszrn will be seen Davis former star of me west Ends Leo OAIoughfin, for rnerEv or the Joes and last but not lsast. popular DOC Mohs, the veteran Brookside bac7zstop. Although this may surprise the Park Cftys, the s'ROv- era'' have a little surprise ofs their. own up their sleeve in the person cf pitcher Campion. who is slated to trrarI against the Down Easters." If inc Broqkaides win they will be tied with the Park Citys for first place therefore am interesting battle is look cd for Tho batteries for this game in all probability will be Dart and aFohs for the Brooksfdes and Gampion and Grafher for the Park Citys. Um-s ptre Moran will hold the indicator ana he has asked MT. Grump# to kindly notify the players of both teams that practice between innings must he cut ont as he will not tolerate it. Moran thinks that in this manner the games win be hustled along
 St Pa4r1cks have siened up Chap pic Reck and Henny Sayless two old time stars, and they will be seen III the lineup turnnrrow at Hairs Field
 The Hsaterns have released Johnny C7EIar and the Bostwick avenue fans hate to see Johnny go. Manager Me CHrthy Says that Johnny has slowed up considerably and now that they have 10st their hold on first placeN 1t be&ocves the management to strength en the team with young and speedy players. therefore Johnny had to go. Umpire Paratt is requested to be present at the league meeting on Mon day next fo again give reasons why he called the game between the St. E'Atrack's and Woodsides two weeks ago. Ump Parfltt stated at meet Ing two weeks ago that he called the game because the home club had no
 mars &baE1s available to play with and President 8 7fagner upheld n1 decision At the meeting this week the St Patr1ck's appealed from the decision of tho chair and the mat t@r will be settled at Mondays meeting by the board of directors.
 Player 7afner of the East Bridge ports is hereby notified that Pop Mor- an has lifted his suspension and he is rsauested to be on deck at Wheeler Field tomorrow
 The St hFary's have released 7eddy Echorndorf and Goddy has joined the, v'ugal minstrel troupe and will not be saen in town for another forty weeks. The sHopefuIsfs presented him with a travelling case when he was about to depart
 Manager WheIan of the st. Pa&rick's is making a. clean sweep of the Saints ana is living up to the statement that he made when he took up the map4 aEer1a1 refns that he would soon get rid of all the dead wood At the meeting last Mor@ay he released the lfa1lowi14g mens CfBrfen, Darien, Flint. Rummage and Lnippo1d
 Player Natzke of the 'sRovers'' stole sir bases on Egan of the sI4emoa zforansT' 1ast Sunday, making his to- tai of stolen bases 25. It sure looks as though Natzke has an option on Larry G1l11s baseball shoes.
 Toe Baney Of the woodsEdes caught a corking game against the Brook s1Aes last Sunday. The bases were ==-------=-I Reaches