The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-06
NEWSY NOTES
 OF SEMl-PROS
 AND AMATEURS
This Will Be a Busy Night for Industrial Leaguers-Other
 Live SandiOt GleaningS.
By CHARLES MCCULLOUGH.

by SE1AIG1IE4S
 The American Graphophone Co. will ill all probability use the Yost field for Sunday games. The field has been used by the company to store coal during the war, but the work of removing. it is now well underway, and it will not be long before it is all cleared. There is a bleachers on the diamond, that seats from five to eight hundred persons.
 The Centers added another victory to their string, Sunday, by defeating the Fairfield Cubs, by the score of 12-5. George Snyder pitched an eX- college game, and had the opponents eating from his hand.
 At the weekly meeting of the Cen ters, held last night in their club rooms, the members elected George Snyder to the captaincy-and 1t was voted that Bob Spivack, would retain his position as manager.
 The Roamers, formerly the All Follows held a practice meeting last night at Oak Street lot. Capt. Joe Glynn tried out a number of substi tutes, and has completed what he thinks, to be a first class nine. The Roamers have issued several chal- lenges, in which the Waysides were included. If the Waysides are open to all comers it would be an excellent plan to meet the captain or the man. ager of the Roamers, at McGrath's Billiard Parlor, or answer this chaI- Ienge through The Times Farmer sporting column.
 TJilI+Cy, Whitney Stars in a very fast contest by the score of 4-3. at the Shelton playground. Fob Ofstrosky featured for the victors by grabbing off a home run, a triple and a single out of three visits to the plate. Another feature was tho Heinie Zimmerman play of L4eventha1, who stabbed a fast grounder, and threw the runner out at first.
 1 The Columbus Boys Club started l off with a victory over the fast Venice 1 A. C., Sunday, by the score of 15-4. ! The Columbus Boys Club claim to be | in the same class with the St, 1 Joseph's, Walnuts, Rosebuds and | Athletics and would like to book games with any of them. Manager 1 Savacino can be reached at the club |
 Captain Shine of the HilItops tried l out a. few substitutes in Sunday s | game, and all have made the team. The Lakes will have two lively men 1 in the infteld. namely, Bill Graham,
 who will play second, and Hork-
 heimer covering short.
 The Colonial basket etbalIers are
 thinking of organizing a baseball
 team. Manager Lynch tells us he has
 many good players in mind and will
 announce the fruits of his choosing 1 later.
 The Blessed Sacrament nine added | another game to it's string Sunday, when they defeated the fast Wash | inston club by the score of 13-4 at 1 Seaside Park. The Blessed Sacrament l boys scored the first run and re-
 mained far ahead during the entre game
 The contest proved exciting until
 the third inning, when an argument
 took place. After much grabbing on 1 the part of manager Shaw of the
 Washington team the game was re- newed but with less vigor.
 Newbauer and Zetang of the Sac | raments played a stellar game. The Sacraments are scheduled to play the Cresents of Ansonia next Sunday at Seaside Park. The boys are antici- i pating a fast and interesting contest
 The St. Joseph's will not be in full
 bloom until Tim McNamara returns
 to do the pitching.
 The sprtngwoods of Norwark did