The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-29

the trip were well satisfied and were given plenty of pep and go through out the entire nine sessions. The Wal nuts expect to show a great come back against the Pon Stars and those desiring to make the trip should get in touch with the committee in charge of transportation.
 The walnuts managed to cop ten hits off their old friend, Earl Cham pion, Sunday.
 The Lake Torpedo Co., has signed Hickey, the former High school star. Hickey is a catcher by trade, but as a utility man he can play any position the team. This boy has played with some of the fastest teams in the city and state and should have no difficulty in making the Lake team.
 The Red SoX and the Windsors will be seen in action Friday on number five diamond. at Seaside Park, at three-thirty. The Red Sox have se- cured the number one diamond for June first, and will oppose the White Sox, on said diamond, at one- thirty The Sox have taken part in about twelve contests and have met with " hit their opponents three to one.
 The Hartford club has signed Andy Myerjack, and he left Tuesday, to start training with Danny Murphys 8 outfit. At the start of the season it was thought that Andy would remain win the Singer team. but the eleventh hour change will prevent him from 70 doing.
 A game that is attracting a heap of attention is the Athletics vs. the St. Joe's which is scheduled for the afternoon of Memorial Day. at mum Der one diamond at Seaside Park. These two teams have been playing the best games in the city for the last few weeks and no small gathering is expected to be present to watch these boys perform. St. Joe's will proba bly, use Buddy against the Athletics; the fact that Buddy is considered the best twirler in the city should be the drawing card for this game. The American Chain will travel to New York Sunday to clash with the Treat Elm Rough" nine of that city. The game will be played at Dyck- mans Oval, and a large following Is
 
 boys to the Big City.
 The prospects of organizing a Junior City League, do not look very bright at the present time, as 1t would be next to impossible to find the needed number of playing dia- monds.
 The Greyhounds will play the fast Acme Juniors on Decoration Day at ten o'clock at Seaside Park. The Greyhounds have the permit for num- Der five diamond so they suggest that the Acmes cancel their permit for number four. The following is the first two weeks in June. Sunday, June the Sth, Greyhounds vs the Federal Jrs., Sunday, June IS, Grey hounds vs the Alpine Jrs., on number five diamond at three-thfrty. After these dates the Greyhounds are open to all challenges regarding the Is to r year old title. All challenges in serted in this paper accepted. The Waterside baseball team of Stamford is out with a challenge to | any light semi-pro team in this city. This Is a travelling team and state
 
 travel one hundred miles. At the present time the team has all dates open and any team accepting this challenge, write to George Nau, 52 Orchard street, Stamford, Conn. The St. Joes will pay the Tigers on No. 6 diamond at Seaside parfk to- morrow.
 Two games are scheduled in the Industrial League for tomorrow after noon. The American Chain Go. will tackle the Singer Manufa curing Co. at Seaside park oel No. 1 diamond, while the Lake Torpedo Co. aggre- gation will play the Locos at Dia- mond No. 6. Seaside park. Elias Howe defeated Madison in a Recreation Grammar school base ball league game at West End dia- l mond yesterday. Score:
 Madison ....... o 0 0 O. 8 Elias Howe ..... g 3 8 O-26 Batteries-Elias Howe. Berger and Steinquest; Marison, Muster and Mill ton. Umpire, Lee.
 Prospect defeated Shelton yester- day at Shelton play grounds in a fast and we'll played game. Score: Shelton ..........O 0 O 1-s SOCCER REPLAY 1 0M T0Mnpp0W