The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25

be EnlEIlpSy Al spring street, I1oI4A9' l.. I.
 The washingtons would like to have the White Sox notice that the challenge issued by them is accept ed, and will give them 8 chance to use that permit which they have for diamond number three on May 4th.
 Capt. Rigney of the Washingtons informed us that there Is room for a good third baseman on his nine. If there is a good player around who has not signed with any team he can get in touch with the captain by writing to the Times Sporting dept.
 The All Follows will line up against the Bridgeport. Brass Go. boys in a practice game Saturday af ternoon at Seaside Park. Toots Connors will be in the box for the Brass while the Follows will use Broadrick who pitched good ball for the St Augustines last season.
 After a two days tour ct New Milford and the vicinity the Bridge port High Echoolboys are home, the victors of two well played games. The first game was played in Cant erbury, where they defeated the prep school of that town by the score of 25 to 4.
 The Pioneer Jrs., opened their sea son Wednesday morning at the Meadows by defeating the American Eagles 17-5. Morgan was the star of the game, collecting 5 hits out of
 times at bat and playing errorless ball. The Pioneers Jined up as fol- lows: Anderson, catch; P. Lavery,
 pitch; Delohery, ss.; Morgan, 1st
 base; H. Roger, End base; B. I1av-
 cry, Srd base; T. Lavery, Cotle, D. Roger, outdelders.
 The Pioneers issue a challenge to any 1914 year old team in the city for a. game any Saturday afternoon on any diamond, Lincoln Midgets paper, or call at the corner of Union and Stratford Avenues and ask for
 Richard Morgan.
 The Norwoods of Ansonia would like to play any sent-professional baseball team in the city or state. They have one of the fastest teams in the state, losing only two out of twenty games played last season. They played such as the White Sox, Nutnegs, Stamford Rolling NH and Walnut Beach. Write to Andrew H. kovacs, No. 59 Platt street, An sonia.
 The fast-going 1918 Yankees of Hartford will again try for the jun for baseball championship of the
 state. The Yankees played ten games last year, winning all but the last They played the Rovers for the junior championship of Hartford to a tie score of to 8 in an eleventh ming game. They would like to hear from that team again. Address Man ] ager Samuel Waingrow, No. 101 1 Avon street, Hartford
 At West Rock park, New Haven | Sunday, April 26, the westvi1Ies and 1 Beavers will meet in the first round | of the New Haven National league.
 A fast and interesting game Is look ! ed for as these teams met on Good l Friday, WestvilIe winning by the | score of 60, and expect to repeat | the performance, while the Beavers are out for revenge and expect to ! have a much stronger team on the field.
 1 The following members Of the Red | Sox team are instructed by their | manager to report for practice at 1 Old Mill Green tomorrow afternoon | at 1:3O o'clock: Paige, Kuba, Mar l tin, Sepso, Chick, Padfck, Soltis | Murphy and Mydock-
 Manager P. Frank of the Red Sos, | is looking forward to 8 big season ! this year and is making plans ac- ! cordingly. He hopes to cinch games | with some of the best semi-pro
 teams in the State. He can be reach
 ed at his home, SS2 Pembroke street. 1 The AI1-HoI1ows and Independents
 will meet Sunday afternoon at | Beach's Woods. Captain Weary ot the All Follows will send out his best men against the Independents. Practically every team in the city
 will be seen in action next Sunda! | afternoon. No less than four games
 will he played at Seaside park. Now if the weather man will only be have.