The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-20

mound by Manager Grimes and with Lindstrom the two participated in q very interesting duel. The Worcester man, however, was given better sup port and with a speedier anu more baffling delivery managed to outclass the local moundsman, who turned out to be a hard worker and probably would have shown better had support been accorded him.
 An accident to Bill Lai the Chinese shortstop, marred the game in the first inning. Bill got his base on four wide ones. a Lai was caught off first and Lindstrom, detecting him off his base, snapped the ball to the first sacker. Bill started down the path headed for second With the sec ond and first basemen he chased it up and down the line. We're threw the bell and as he did so Lai turned around-in time to have the ball spatter on his forehead, inflicting a cut several inches in width over his eye.
 "Dr" Joe Smith, trainer of Larry Williams and Louis Bogash. local boxers treated the players eye, but he was unable to continue the game and Kenneth Grimes. a brother of Manager Ray Grimes, was sent to short.
 w Ille AtIlIltlll IS lIlS Oliy iildli available for utility work, his beha- vior yesterday was far from being satisfactory to a majority of fans for it was his wild heave in the sec ond inning that allowed in the first Worcester tally.
 Again in the eighth the Worcesters scored. Lindstron walked and was sacrificed to second by Hirst. In throwing to second Townsend bounc- ed the ball of Hirst's shoulder, the sphere rolling wildly off the diamond. Lindstrom going to third. Dee was an easy out, but Miller's long sacri- fee fly brought in Iindstrom with the second and final run of tho game
 Who Manager Ray Grimes will hand the tickets to tonight before the club leaves for the road is prob lematical. Ray is undecided. There has been some talk about releasing Vim, but this is not believed to be so.
 Jack Egan, who used to umpire in the American League, is in town to- day as business manager of the Grays Jack, by the way, managed the Milwaukee club in the American Association, last season.
 Waterbury meets New Haven today and the Elm City men are praying for victory. Magnate George Weiss of the New Ravens is disgusted and with Chief Meyers work and has threatened to ovarhaul his team.
 Jack F'lynn's Brass City boys. by the way. came back strong yesterday and took Pittsfield into camp to 3. Porter and Schrieber were the out standing stars of the game.
 Until the fifth inning of yesterdays game Lindstrom had not allowed one Bridgepcrter to secure a hit. Several players walked and one other got there on an error.
 Only because of the ineffective and wildness of the Spring. ae1d pitchers did New Haven win it's first game of the -season yesterday afternoon. Manner and Lenahan were away off form yesterday.
 Denny Gearin, who will play center field for Providence today used to be ! the best slugger in Rhode Island semi-pro circles Denny is a nifty ball player and making a good show-s Ing dn the Eastern League. ,aD
 4d There were almost four hundred ft people who paid their w-y into the ball park yesterday afternoon. slry
 s5es Waterbury and Bridgeport will fur nish the attraction at Newde1d park next Sunday afternoon, when the ! Americans return from the road trip A on (which they start tomorrow after noon. i,
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