The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13
B. H. 5. MEETS HARTFORD HIGH
 IN. BIG GAME
Annual Clash Between Teams Will be Played To morrow - Interscholastic News.
Rv HAROLD KOPPELL.


 What is the most important game
 of the interscholastic baseball year
 bere because of the bitterness in the rivalry of the two teams will De n1aved tomorrow morning at Seasloe Park at 10 o'clock between the Rridgeport and Hartford Hish schools, The locals are aover lIslhs the contest as being one TOT the III terscolastic championship or the SIate and the best players available Will De thrown into action asalHoI from the Capital City
 Tbts afternoon immediately after school all members of the school VII! +alxa mart in a hard workout tha Manager Marty Ryan mas plaNiieu for the boys. The latter reall[e 'iio i,onor+ance of the contest anu caii denended upon to give the very pes that there is in them- me "oi ,I will he held at Seaside Park anu aH p1avers are requested to pc oh 1i'--''' Tha Rridgeport School Varsity nR1e z,--a +re Singer team of the lndus- +ri.1 T,eague a hard drubblns al sea sida Park in an exhibition game lnaI was intended to serve as pra''i for the locals yesterday afternoon
 Wi,,ianoe was on the hill for the scbooIbovs and the factory players had a very hard and almost lilipos- sib1e time to get hits OH hllH- &oa+ura. of the game was the a11-sround playing of Davis. who pat t5 e. o00 For the Singers Os- tro=Li +1virIed. but he found the solne 4rif1e too hard for him. Lavery | caught. Williams and Pjura consu- +,1+od the Bridgeport High school pa1- | tery line.
 The girls basketball team at the | local high school received LIS Haisl'S | letters yesterday afternoon, the play 1 CTS being given them in the PreserrCe | of a large number Of stuCeh'7' | following received their letters; MISS i os schwerdtle (captain), Lieorum' l Allen. Hull. Woods, Rega, and LOCK l hart. The team won IS games ana 1 lost two.
 1 The B. H.. & tennis team also re- | ceived letters. The Hill team IS one l of the best that has ever represented | the local school and so far this sea son has achieved wonders The play l CTS have worked together well with ! the result that out of the II ma tcIles
 in which the team has participated l only two have been lost. Incidentally it might be said that
 the locals lost the championship in | Hartford by just one point. Otherwise 1 they have played consistently. | The following received their ''B' | for tennis playing: Paul and Dick l Ruechler, Alexander, Allison and l Foster.
 The Juniors defeated the Sopho- ] r,ores yesterday afternoon in the an- | nr1al game at Seaside Park by the
 s,ore of g to ,. Until the fifth inning | tT,a game was a. close one, despite the | fact that the Juniors were in the ar i rears the score at the beginning of l the fifth being to l. In that hfth' | however. the Sophomores strengthen 1 cd their lead by adding three runs to | their list.
 | The Sophomores weakened, how 1 ever. as the game progressed with the l result that in the lucky seventh the | Juniors came through with three | runs on timely hitting. They added ! two more in the eighth, jumping into ] the lead with the score at to 3. In ! the ninth the winners secured thelr remaining three runs.
 | Gauagher's pitching for the Sopho- l roores was one of the outstand1nS | features of the game. Gene Hull was inc hardest hitter. Following is the | Iineups for the two teams: | Juniors oop"oiiioI " | Murphy, 3b. cl.' nun | Mccullough, ss. zo.' burlaIlC l Sto,1aton 1b rf., Kelly 1 IIanIa,, If, Koaynich | Challenger, c. IT, GaiiaS liei | Pra1I C., Paige
 1Tasner eb. 3b, Jayson | Mitchell, If. cl' Ooiiih' | Ryan. If. io-' | Score by innings: