The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-15

W DlL9 SOA, ana aIIeT LulS game LnGy will oppose the CrashOs.
 As the season progresses we hear of many new teams who are organiz- ing. The latest is the Victors, who will play in the 14-16 year class They already have g, game for May IS and June 1, but outside of these two dates they are open to all chaI- Ienges. Teams may challenge through the Times-Farmer, or write to H. F. Ivers, 504 Arctic street, city
 The organization of baseball team that will label themselves the Colon iaIs. is slowly. but surely, coming to light. Ray Lynch has already se- Iected many fast men and will have the lineup by next week.
 The City League, which was organ tzed last Sunday at the St. Joseph's club rooms, will announce it's correct schedule by the end of this week. This league is composed of six of the fastest semi-pro teams in this city, and the fans whc follow the league are assured ot some lively contests. The Lincoln Juniors will oppose the fast Columbus Juniors next Sunday at Wheelers lot. The Columbus Jul niors will use Roberts in the box and will have Gotscholk doing the catch ing.
 The Rovers are composed mostly of southpaws. Five members of the team are Ieft-handed. This will keep the right fielder on the opposing nines busy.
 The Bridgeport High school nine will oppose the Ansonia High at Sea side Park tomorrow. Burns will in all probability do the delivering for the locals.
 | The Sophomore baseball nine are making arrangements to bring Strat- ford and Shelton high schools here to play the local high school team. l The Walnuts and the Athletics will clash next Sunday at No. 1 diamond. ] at Seaside Park. These two asgrega- tions are known as the tw6 fastest seni-pro teams in this city. Both teams are well known, and a large attendance is expected.
 In the Recreation Baseball League | the Elias Howe defeated the Pros 1 pect School by the score of 9 to l. l Steinquest pitched for Elias Howe and | had his opponents under control at 1 all times. The batteries for Elias | Howe, &teinquest and Berger. and for | Prospect, BurIant and Toad. The | score by innings:
 P'spsot Pi5qs . o-i
 In a fast game played at Shelton l Fairgrounds yesterday the SheItons
 defeated the fast Maplewoods by the 1 score of 5 to 3. Both teams played l hard and the game was exciting all 1 through The batteries: For Shelton, | Daisenbery, pitcher, and Barnvii did 1 the catching. For Maplewood, PouIet, | pitching with Maine doing the re-
 ceiving. The score by inntngs:
 Shelton 2 21 0 O-5 | MapIewood O11 Il 0 0 0-3 Umpire, Haywood.
 The Hilltop A. c. can boast of one l Of the fastest and best inf1elds in the 1z-l6 year old class, with Gallagher
 at first, Izzy LeventhaI covering sec
 ord. Myer Schine playing shortstop, i and A. Wishengrad at third. They
 also have Q pitching staff that will
 compete with the best in the city. Mercy Ambrose, although a crip- pie, is one of the fastest outfeIders of the Hilltops. At the bat he aI-
 ways manag ges to rap the pill for a
 safety.
 The Roamers of Bridgeport would
 like to book @ game with the Fair
 field Cubs for a week from this Sun
 day. The Roamers will play them
 on their home grounds All chal-
 lenges accepted through The Times.
 Lanlcy Harrison, former first base man of the Centers, has moved to
 New York. Lank is a first class player, and should have no trouble signing up with some fast team in the big city.
 Vic Wargo of the Rosebuds is
 catching in big league style. Vic has a wonderful whip and it will be next , to impossible to steal second on him l as he caught three men on that sack last Sunday.
 l Ed. Hart of the Walnuts is a first
 baseman that is hard to beat around 3 these diggings. Ed plays the game l } no surprise to see him in a bigger r outfit before this season is over. 5 The Hilltop 4. c. will hold a prac- ! tice meeting this coming Saturday | and Manager Gala gher requests the following players to report at shel- ' ton playgrounds at 9:S6: Ofstosky
 Shine, Wexler. Posto1, Leventhal, A
 Wishengrad, H. Wishengrad, Am
 prose, Patsy, and Max Ambrose
 The Filltops will line up agains the fast Rovers this Sunday at Shel ton Park. At the last meeting these
 two teams played very fast game 0 which resulted in a 4-3 victory fol r the HiIltops.
 = The St. Joes and the Bridgepor . Boys club hines will meet Saturday 6 at Seaside Park. ThisNwi1l be the sec ? ond meeting Of these two teams, thu lst Joes being the vtctors of the first