The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25
Connecticut League is Being Talked About Here and New Haven-Other Live News of the Amateur Teams.
By CHARLEs McCuLLOuGH.


 \ There is some talk heard here about the organization of a strong EH0nneoucut Amateur Baseball cir eptt. The purpose of such an or gas11zaEion Is to elevate amateur baseball In this State and the idea Is h.y no means o bad one. Those who arc said to be behind the circuit saEte that they are anxious to get two ctubs from each of the following cities: Bridgeport, Hartford, Water hury and New Haven. The season would open three weeks from next Saturday and close on Labor Day. rhsEB win be ono game played by each team every week.
 The I.opnotchers of Beacon Falls, Conn, represetinE the Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Company, have been organized and are prepared to meet rae best teams in the State, accord Ing to their manager, R. T.. Mo gCartly, who can be reached at Post Onice Box 1OS, Beacon Falls, Conn.
 The lincoln NTidgets want a game for tonoEroTv, They are prepared to naeet any fast 12 to 14-year-oId team in this city at the Holmes and Ed WS4EI5 Any team W1Sl1UE to meet the N11dgsts get in touch with Ray Grindrod, care of the sporting department, Bridgeport TInes-Far- Inner.
 The.Acr1s -.TNIu1ors are anxious to hook up with any 14-15-year-old club 4n the State and are particularly anxious to till Sundays date with the best team obtafnabIe, The following teams are rsdu ested to get in touch with the Acme management at the sporting department, of the Bridge port Times Farmer St James Juniors, Alpine Juniors, Naples and tSVtceor Juniors.
 Danbury has organized q fast sEHni-pEo team that is anxious to book games with some of the faster semi-pro clubs in the State providing a reasonable guarantee is offered. On next Sunday afternoon the Danbur- ians tackle the East New Workers at East New York.
 An alI-stsr- team constituted wholly of Industrial League stars of last season have organized themselves in to the Bridgeport club and under that name will journey to Hollis, Long Island, Sunday afternoon, when they will tackle the Hollis aggre- gation-
 Roy Rock, who formerly managed the New London Eastern League club, has organized a fast senli-pro team in that city. and on Sunday will take that nine to AIcGoIricz FTeld in the Bronx, for a game with the IsoughTiu I;vCeuYns
 Tho Crescents of EIizabethport. ". T., are anxious to take on one of the factory teams for a Sunday game within the near future and have re- quested the semi-pro and amateur baseball editor of the Times-Tarner CT to forward them a, list of teams that would consider a proposition to make the trip some Sunday. Any team de- siring 10 make the trip is requested to either write or otherwise get i7, touch with the amateur baseball edi- tor The sporting department of the nes-Farmer is open all day until 1 o'clock in the morning.
 Paul Kriche1l, who managed the Bridgeport Eastern League c7ub. writing to this office, says that he is about to organize a strong nine that win include 9. number of well known former major league players from fNew York. As soon as his team has been organized Paul is anxious to bring fl here for a. game with either fine Americans. American Chains or Bridgeport Brass Company hines.
 The Ho1lie, II. T., club is anxious to hook up a number of good Sunday attractions for the summer and man agers of fast local sen1-pro hines are a1Tfsed to get fn touch with Ernest