The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-20
Clash With Lavander Child Tomorrow Most Important on Local Schedule - Other Local School News.
gy HAROLD KoPPELL

By HAROLD kOfGELb
 Tomorrow afternoon the Bridgeport High School nine will meet the Le- wander Child School in its most inn portant game of the season at New York City. About 100 followers of the team will make the trip. Arrange ments have been made for a bus party. Final plans were not complet- cd today. but 1t is expected that the bus will leave from in front of the school in plenty of time for the boost CTS to watch the game.
 The following High School baseball players will make the trip to New York tomorrow: Burns, Bowden, Hammil, Davis, Lavery, Williams. O'Donald, Hayes, Joe Ryan. Marty Ryan. Henigan, Challenger and Miller Hill.
 The rifle team at the local High School will hold n meeting in Room 213 this afternoon for the purpose of electing its officers for the ensuing year. The rifle team has met with great success this season. having cap tured all the important champion ships including that of the United states schools. Its members have done some wonderful shooting. par ticularly in the shoot for the na- tionaI interscholastic championship:
 The baseball game between the So- phomores has been postponed be- cause the Juniors prefer to attend their initials to chance to win class numerals. Manager Edward McCul- tough announced that the Junior team would disband because its members refused to report for the games or practice
 The Sophomore class has at last submitted its order for class num- erals. 'Tex" Kelly is chairman of the committee recently selected to purchase the numerals and an- nounced today that four-inch letters would be given to all athletes who brought the class basketball, football and baseball championship class to the Sophomores.
 The following players will be given numerals: Tom Conley, Katherine Murphy. Fay Sutton, Fred Gallagher, Ernest Capozzi, Eugene Hull. John son Jepson. Benny Blade, Douglas Stewart, Francis O'Donald, Mello Kraynicl. Andrew Mark. Richard Weldon. Andrew Darak, Dick Bur 1ant. James Kelly, Ernest Paige. Jos eDh kennel, JOSepH iSbdhs KoppeIl and Jack Collins.
 If is believed that the numerals viii he delivered in time to be award ed either Monday or Tuesday of next Week.
 For the purpose of raisrns funds with which to equip next seasons athletic teams of the Junior class, the Juniors will hold a picnic Monday afternoon at Fairfield Beach. The following will have charge: Misses Iieberum, Patriazo, and Allen. and Eddie Mccullough and Sid Chal- lenger
 This afternoon the Bridgeport and Stamford High School baseball teams met in their annual game The stam- ford nine has been playing splendid baseball this season and now claim the Connecticut interscholastic base hall championship The Stamfords, Inv inc way, have nailed down eleven straight games and because of this record claim that they are are tusti- lied in calling themselves the cham ptons.
 Among the teams that the Stam- ford aggregation has brought down to defeat this season are such con- tingents as the Danbury. Norwalk and Ansonia Highs. The writer. how ever can not understand or see any Justification in the claim of the stamford boys inasmuch as the three teams named in the preceding sem tence constitute the only Connecticut opposition Stamford has had.
 
 The Stamford aggregation has been far from being the best recommend ed team in the State. The players. that is two or three of them. have been openly charged with unfairness in many ways, but Manager Ryan of the locals said this morning that he would keep close and careful eye on all that was going on during the game.
 Eddie Mccullough, who has brought many a large crowd to root for the Bridgeport H. S.. will be the cheer leader today and Miss Char Iotte Lieberum will look after, the girls
 The Bridgeport High School swim ming team has disbanded for the season because of a lack of interest in this State at the school. The coach has found that there is not enough material to warrant the school put ting out a swimming team. How ever, those who did start the sea- son will be awarded their "B" as soon as possible. probably Monday after noon.
 Charley Hurley, the star merman B A s E B A IL