The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-26
Many Amateur Games
 Are Booked Here For
 Today And Tomorrow

East New York tomorrow to meet the fastest semi-pros in the country.
 So far as the local Bridgeport Eastern League club is concerned the exhibition game scheduled for Sun day, May at Newfield Park with the Colored Red Caps of Philadel- phia is off definitely. The Philadel- phians, however, insist that negotia- tions to play here on that date are still on.
 The Follows and Independents will meet tomorrow afternoon at Beach's Woods Capt. Neary has organized good team and last night said that his teams batting will be sufficient to defeat the Independents.
 The Follows this afternoon will line up against a strong aggregation from the Bridgeport Brass Company at Seaside Park on Diamond No s. Broadrick will pitch for the Hallows. Broad was with the well known St Augustine nine last season.
 The fast Turfts A. c. of Midletown has organized for the season and will try to retain the championship of VI any teams in the state averaging from IS to I9 years Out -of-town games preferred but will play in Mid dIetown. Address r. Winner, No. Is Goodyear avenue. Middletown.
 The Norwich baseball team chal- lenges the fastest clubs in Hartford and vicinity to play in Norwich Sun days. Address Manager F. F. Calla- han, Norwich.
 The Victory Baseball club of Hart ford recently organized, has a few open dates and would like to hear from the Columbias, Ramblers and Tigers of Hartford; Willimantic, Thompsonville, Athletics of Manches- ter, and Pioneers of New Britain. The club has been strengthened by the addition of several Hartford and out of-tovn stars. For games address R. O. LeRoy, No. 1888 Main street. Hartford or call Charter 479 between s and 2 D. m.
 The Atlas baseball nine of South Manchester will pry the lid of its 1919 season Saturday, when it jour neys to Talcottville to play the town team. Sunday the Atlas will play the Federals of Rockville at the Rock vile Fair Grounds.
 The Atlas has one Of the strongest teams in years and expects to have a successful season. They have d very good pitching staff this season. Cervini formerly of the Echoes, is expected to take care of the heavy work, while Symonds and Wallet both veteran moundsmen, will also play. The mem bers of the team will report Saturday at the center at 1 o'clock. Any team wishing games should call 1862, or address Thomas Stowe, No. 47 Hamlin St, Sou5n Manchester.
 The Naples cannot play the Acme Juniors on Sunday as they already have a double header on that date They wish to play the Acmes or Sunday May 4th or Saturday May { at Seaside park provided they have the permit for a diamond. If the Acmes do not accept, or have gamc for either May or 4 the following teams take notice: Victor Jr., ParE City Jr., Alpine, B. Boys club or the  ed thief oIIowing stars: Herman Stol who caught or the Bayport Higf school: HubbeI Butler one of the best amateur first baseman in tn, city, also having such players a Frank Norris. F. Goody, Taylor anC 1 John Urban.
 The Acme Reserves will cross bat ! with the Young Washingtons on No | diamond at Seaside Park Saturda. | at 2:3O. Manager Haggerty woul, | like to hear from any fast team il 1 the 16 year class.
 The LEurels have reorganized fo i the coming season. After laying of
 for two years the Laurels have de
 cided to come back. This long layoi
 was due to the fact that the ma l jority of the players were in the ser | vice. This team has voted to pla | only Saturday afternoon ball. Tn | following players are requested to b
 on hand Saturday Linley. Cunning
 ham. Anthony, Guggenheim. Conroy
 Stirks, Curtiss, Graether, Monahan
 Porter. Dunn, Nilsson, Farrell, Doug
 las, Emerson, and Safer.
 By the way. the Laurels will star
 the season with many fast star ! among them Steve Lnley, an out | fielder who is hard to beat anon
 the amateurs and semi-pros in thi
 city.