The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-13
B.H.S. READY
 F0R ELI 1923
 BASKETBALLERS
New Haven Team Will Be Here Saturday-0ther Inter
 scholastic News.

scholastic News.
 The Bridgeport High school basket ball team is rounding up into first class condition for it's big game with the Yale Freshmen at it's gym next Saturday afternoon. The locals, al though disappointed because they were deprived of the opportunity of meeting the HoIyoke High for the cham pionship, are confident of taking the New Haveners into camp. The local lineup will be practically identical to that one used in the exhibition game with the Holyokers Saturday night. The B. H. s. SeconCs 1ourueyed to the Y. N. c. A gym last night long enough to sustain 8 35 to 22 defeat al the hands of the association athletes. The latter have organized an unusu- ally aggregation this season and are capable of holding their end with any team their weight in the city.
 The girls basketball team, how ever, had better luck as yesterday they took the Stratford High school
 team into camp at stratford by the
 score of 13 to O. The game was a.
 fast and interesting one throughout. Crosby High school of Waterbury is apparently not anxious for any of
 the Bridgeport Highs opposition, ap-
 preciadng as they do the strength and ability of the local quintet. The Waterbury aggregation has been ap- preached by the local school several times during the past three weeks for a return game, but their request
 reached deaf ears for nothing has come from their negotiations. i With the exception of the Holyoke High school team, the Crosby five is the only scholastic quintet in New | England that has been able to defeat the Bridgeporters. That defeat | against the locals was administered in Waterbury. The locals now are anxious for a return game 10 be play i ed in this city, but the Brass City team has so far shown no inclination l 70 want to come here.
 The Crosby team has two open ! dates for this month. No games are scheduled for either March 22 or
 March 29. The ,Bridgeporters would | accept either date and have offered | the Waterbury men a good proposi- ton, but it has been turned down and
 no explanation has been given why ] this step has been taken.
 Hartford, High and the New Bit ain High school teams will meet to- morrow night in the capital city. The
 Hartfords recently gave Holyoke tough battle in the first mentioned l city.
 The s. K. F. of Hartford, has ar
 ranged a game with the I. M. c. A. of New Britain The New Britain
 team is virtually the same that is rep
 resenting the high school of that l city.
 Scores of recent games played in tho Recreation League follow:
 Lincoln, 27 Summerfeld, Hall........ 4S Barnurn. ..... Yesterday the Lincoln School girls
 won from the Hall street school girls
 team by the score of 20 to 3. Four teen of the winners points were made 1 by Miss Corrigan. The personnel of the teams follow: LincOln-Misses Corrigan, Byrnes, Schoenberger. Hop.
 kins Hoffner, Sherman and McLel- len. HaIl-lfisses Garfein, Lussen, Shatas. Stockholm, Gydson, North and MulhaIey. Miss LiddIe was ref cree, Miss W. Dorkin, scorer and
 Miss OrConneu, timer
 The leading point scorers in the Recreation League so far this week