The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-11
Park Ciiy League Observations of "Old Man
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 Standing.
 Mon- Lost PC. Brookrades 2 s77si Park tatys ---.-. .- ITS St. 11aEzs -s-..--.--- -7i4 VFeatarna..-. -s.a-... .667l East Bridgeport g. .3s3| TFoodsides -s------s- .zbo BroozlaVz1s -.--- .2So St Patf1caxs .232
 Games Tomorrow.
 Ease Bridgeport vs. Park Citys at Hs1Fs Field Umpire Howell and Scorer 1Eahoney.
 Brooksi6es vs. Woodsides at Bost- wick Field Umpire Moran and Scorer st Fntr4oks. vz St Maryz at the 11sdaows- Umpire Parfitt and Scorer Hurley-
 seph's Oval Umpire Hilsinger and Scorer Canigan-
 Games Next sunday.
 Park 6ftys vz Brooksidea at the 1Eead0wz
 st Marys vs. Westerns at BostwiciA Field
 wo0dsfdes vz East Bridgeport at St Ioseph,s Oval
 Brooklavvna vs St Patrick's at Hairs Field
 
 Tommy CoushIin has signed up with the .Isrnons Aforans'' and he was sIat-l ed to tH1r1 against Boss Ryanss Rovers tomorrow at Hairs Field but owing to mn injured thumb he Is not expect ed to work before next Sunday. If Tommy sttn retains the grand assert ment of curves which he possessed a few years ago Pop and his gang of night walkers are due to cause a great deal Of trouble in the mad scra n1ble for the flag
 Up to date Larry csf1l's generous gift of a pair of baseball shoes to the Iead-l Ing base runner ls the only prize that has been donated to the league 1t is time thm& some of the prominent men of the city donated something that the boys could eonntest for Larry has never been known to s-crab" when asked for d favor of this Kind and Larry may rest assured that the direc- tors ,of the ieaeue deeply appreeiste the favor rendered.
 Al Eatzke Of Ryan's Rovers is at present leading the league in saolen bases but he hasn't such a, lead that can't he nvercome Go after hinl boys. played
 Jack shea. another one Of tne Row era is leading the swntti1g brigade WILW an average O- -DOg H41L -<+ -- -elk@<14S followed by roots slatterY of the Hopefuls who has an average of 300 is7esrsas gHea haa played in 4zEne ga4nes while. slattsry has played in but four 
 Fgrnennber the old a5dage dear rea.d- ers- Leagues may come and leagues may go but the Park City league will go on forever-
 ~r--s4s tsz 4.st4... J. s~,.st Bin Mcclure and his " hfte Sox team to the new City league and let him hnish in last price, as he surely will if adrnittsd- Ell will be claiming the city championship if he is not admit ted. BiII old boy, if you try that on the Park City league this season you xri1l be told to go and get d repu tat1on by defeating few local teams and not be making a reputation by defeat- trg ouk of town teams.
 The sLseuaon 7Eorans,. have rece5ved challenge from the electric Chain gang of the New Haven Railroad, the game to be played at, the 'Railroad Mans Roostr up near Cedar E11l1 but ik is very doubtful if the challenge will be accepted The 'tChain'' gang has q fast lineup in the following men: Rearing BfIT' Costello who played with the Ivy street Owls back in the days of the old Hat shop lot; Casey d cafcan- ssnTubbies Rock will play first base. Jim Degnan second base, EE11ghie Rooney shortstop and Roaring BIT will cover the dizzy corner In the outfield will be Murphy. Collins and the f7Ksggage- Coach Bill is await fnz reply from Manager Pop
 
 rddts To1e's work at the initial cor ner with the St Mary club makes a vast frnproVezn on Johnny Hope s 1nfield team play The St Patrick g lost a valuable man when they gave Tols His unconditional release. Now when it is too late they realize the mistake that they have made l Tole you soE
 President Wagner at the meeting of the Common Council on Monday even- ing submitted d petition for permission 10 play amateur baseball in Seasade ana Beardsley parks on Sundays The petition was referred to the park board by Mayor wilson. The mayor was a sincere advocate of Sunday basebtll at the last municipal election and if th1s petition like many other is put to sleep never again to wake up it will prove prztfos1x a doubt that his honor ifs not F eouslsteut and that he was throwing a big buff at the last election.