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wp?
M.TKwswnvrassmi ,iy ,ra(ift.e.FMiiKiCT-iTi?
tWv;Vr :?5 M ATOff W W
P
r.a.tv
f v
ry
fonevan Probably Will
Donevan ma y remain
AS P. a. a.
I r
I' f rw a rtitri.
tfeard or ww" t
Team Managers urge mm
I i - - me Tirtanhnll.
te LieMinuv iw ,.
! IlW
u if AiftrnYr
f4iS Ww mlwu.i
F). WILUAM S. AILAS
t p. nipmni'i jihpvii
,TZ meets this ercningn the Hete
W,E tn art upon the reslsnntlen of
2,rj M. Donevan, lb president.
Krvnl li- him been nwlwil by
!ffi, of the Heard of Governors
S ttam "innwrH te reconsider the
lf.ttTnd withdraw the rHgnntlen.
r.nneunmrntBpnd lie report
inP OH"" , . ,,.. nhnilf n ntHH
' ""'i.. ...iked hv the officials.
5S It nld en poed nutherltythnt
5, rVnenn hns. nlmest nHmre,1 Ills
r .l. i. i iipk ns iirenieiu.
NP.M. "V' . nh he ever tncklcd
u f is i hi; " ' '.
Ah4,i,.ndelphh.,,iinSehn. I Assocln Assecln
rim hVmnde mIMnlies. Hut nil In nil
(Hi the hct thing thnt ever happened
Jl IB Ut- .... t.A.A nnrie nnrl Una
for the Knnir .-.- .
Kd'thSt with the' 'umpire, ever the
rtmuncratlnn question.
rhi. innn were awarded n fair in-
aim. but n few, and jut n few. iied
St Idea that the teams had made n
Sml of money the previous year and
held out for n nmiscnMcal hgure. Net
t elub In rhilnrlelphln made money Inst
nir except Hllldnle, nnd the name
thing holds Reed this season.
nf ihne nt the head of the gnme
tdnilt that they have encountered one
it the worst months possible, nnd figure
(hit with warm weather nnd any kind
of break tnat tins win wwn ih-,civt-cepe
and the deficiency neon wiped out.
Would Have Hceit Raised
Many of the umpires nre sorry new
that they did net incept the terniH of
fered, The malingers had virtually
agreed le boost the unips' pay if the
bankroll taken In at the unto warranted
It. But has it?
Te date, nnd only n month hns
jawed. Hridcdmrg Is about 2100 in
tie hole. North I'hillies, $1000. nnd all
the biKcr rluhs like sum. And n let
mere would be wer-e off, but they fail
te meet their obligations. The larger
teams never fall te fiillill every prom prem
iw made, nnd these nre the elnbs
that are the backbone of Philadelphia's
organized independent baseball.
And riclit lierc it might be ndded thnt
trery one Is Kiitlstied with'the conditions'
and are determined te have nn organ
ized bed, no matter whether Mr,
Donevan is at the head or 'some' one
Ice.
It will lie lmpii"ihle te get imy man
who tvould-di'iete tlie time te tile game
that the iiead of the ndvci fixers hns,
He M spent bis time nnd money
lananly in an efieit te lioe.t baseball.
NTntnt I'miilres Slav
- .
If the I'lillndclphln Baseball Asecin-'st,
Hen hat MvemplMird nothing else It
kuKhen the fans the benefit of 1 m -
nniHi umpiniii;. i ins wnx one ei me i
blvirka iimui which Hie nvsociatien
tu founded, and t tin moguls did net
I
tedtate te punMi the Nativity tenm
ylen It announced thnt it would use
fli own men,
Other clubs bad men who were fner-
Iteaand the newd liked, but the fnns
art agahm umpires appointed by the!
home management and want officials .
who are ibselutcly divorced from the ,
teitn thev uninire for pIUiei- na in re. .
Kim iuc. iiinpirp ier ennei ns 10 ie- .
cutumj compensation or in any way
nt
Ill-
There h.He been rnimitnlntv nf tlin
work of the nflielnls tills season. Hut
net en one occasion in the hundreds of
fames placd has the complaint been
rem the Wiliig team. If the officiating
"Peer It lias been se for both sides,
ISd at lensl mie mil m IMiHiwl,iltil,ln
Independent ban-lull lias been wiped
nt forever.
The managers agreed nt n meeting the
wrniKht tlint 11'gnrdlens of what may
UPPfn thev cnulil nnver in hnfnrn tlia
Public again and force upon It umpires
ppeinted by the home team.
St. Carthage Wins
About 000(1 Sunilntr hliaehilll fnne
"" (" et nr lending teams grapple
J?J'f. nfternoen nt Sixty-lifth
a. '!... l,,', ""'en ih en
... V ren,,c""S,10re Ki'eunds in Deln Deln
ret.eiint). The opposing nines were
h!'i.. . Ee '"", Se,ltl1 I'hillies. The
Hints hate practically signed the
twiner team for Sunday games. The
jwe was , in 1 nn,i .1.. i,, ,.
Iha.
by far the better of ihe nm,.
Itafnt.
tJafL1.?"81" I'1" " "'" Sounds,
el.,ub.n.,h,0,,,''l''y.nder.hcsan1c
te el Z '.ti "".?" ,,f "" nlvnntngn
iMe manncpmeiit i,.. 1.. '....
the RnT fAns, nml nnneunceH that
3gSS2?3?.''''l
lnth
"ill Hanett starrer! In M.lu
iMlelnn u I,..-
I' runners.
is double counted a pair
He then nreceeilefl In
Ir?1iie final
third am T0'mi'"" 1"S wcen.1.
Ur7 Sutten Out
$mXW$!l..t!"
nrat innlm, . ,"!liflT sl"'t n tne
tin ( '' H1 be out for some
s perferin Ji ifnl '" ,bel,iml tlu; b'lt
feb S..5 nr'n ."-M FIeIhIht can.
tbe firB mi,'. ""' ihp Seuth Phils for
mar.!1 ."?'"."' ' wpII. Steen inntle
IWH eatchei
h! 7 llr,PM ,lI1 tl at
s In center.
second.
ii;:t.'l.nn id
Club
jmirncjed te
""i,
eZ?.lt.,,l,'1''ll'0''in'tl.. with
"twdueed',," ln,--, ''i!! "wrl
Wre '',' '"'"''''"'I te show the
tow 1 . "TV, ' ,nm,," ''
... He he , ii. 1 .
he
mt (mh..i ", ' " ""'ni tenm le
R0. .i" " ""N nut the
ey managed
K Beth J, V'H ,n t,,,, ninth ""
Ptth. an 'e",n" "lw i-nmc in the
rrth. nn eV; ' u"w" ,,,,n, n the
kHiteiVvZlr r,'H"11 t h single
(" ""fr row ell.
wF,Tui,i.r h"t
tr nut mw"n "c
V ' K,m" t the ke;
nil tlmfl.
In hll Innelil.
.cend. and he
Ke atone ssck.
Chanina lnnrniH
HJi.u"t " Mir of u.iV..? l)lrhtte came
sinfli..A wi
k.j
IrnnA Am.. a . .
a ..! :. J,sr ier i'inrsisi
rKumuum
Today's Independent Games
and Yesterday's Results
TODAY'S GAMES
T. A J. DehMn at Stcntan Ftetd Club.
Phll-KlleiM and .MnrreTf Rtreet.
Ilrldenburs nt Hhamekln.
Kphratn nt Ncrth Phlllle.
Merrill nt Fertr-ritht Ward. Twentx-IMth.
and Snyder avrnae.
Ameiicnn Chnln nt Houth rhlllr Hehrewn,
Thirteenth end Jehnsen trert.
Ilarrr A. Marker Club nt Bartram Park.
FlfUfnnrth nnd llrnta nrrntir.
Mhnnnhnn at Mretewn, Tenth and Duller
airreit.
I.lt Ilrether nt St. Celnmbn. Twenty
fourth Ktrert nnd Atlechenjr ntenut.
Ilnrharaeh tllanti at Reral Htar. Forty
tenth 'nnd Hpmre MrretM. ' ....
Jteltihrr at Houth 1'hllllen, Bread and Ills
lr Klrreta. ...
Klander-Welden at Htenrhumt. Flftr
tlahth and Walnut itreet. . .
Media A. A., nt Sprlnr City. Roremferd.
Maralmll K. Smith r.t Monmeath, rt
fllmirBtr.
Pelhnm Silk Sex at Philadelphia Titers.
Ferty-elrtth nnd Klmwned avenue.
Nativity at Kennlngten, Frankford avenue
and llerka Ktrret,
Mnndowne Twllkht Iatme Lanidewne
Cnuntir Club e. PI Klima. ,
Prnnnrlrnnla Railroad Oenernl Offlre
Ieau Kxrcutliea . Auditor of RV'
niui. Vnrv.fniirh nnil ParkaldV avenne.
Firemen laue, Plnleun AFlryt Bat
talion nt Slith. Thlrteentli nnd Johnton
KtriHMm Tenth nt Hrcend. Sevenieenth and
Indlunn avenuei Third nt Fifth. Twenty
ninth and Cambria utreelm Fourth at elev
enth. Forty.feiirth nnd Pnrk!d avennei
Mnth at FJthtJi, Fourth abd WlnKheKin
Fe 'Moter at St. Rarnabn. Sixty-fifth
nnd Klmwoed nvrnue. . . . .,
Hank nnd Trunt Incue Real Etate i Title
v. Franklin National BankvFJfhtenth nnd
National Bnk nnd Trnit Company
Lramr Philadelphia National Bank v.
Frdcral Renene, Hhlhe Pnrk
Banker nnd Breker' IaTie Weat A
Ce. is. Blddle A Henry. Fifth atreet and
Taber read. ..no
Philadelphia Nar Yard Iau -V. S. H.
Relief .. V. H. Marine. H18 P. M.,
I'Carue Island Nmy Yard.
YF.STF.RUAY'8 RESULTS
St. Carthaar. 7i Seuth PhlUle. 1.
Rerkdale. Hi Stenton Flrtd Club. 2
C'rrMena Tlcrr. Si Brldehar, 1.
r .,.. . n i.i m
lljllrinlf, Hi nathnrarh Olant. A.
Hllldale. 1B Ilnrharaeh Olnnt. 4.
Rphrata, 6 North Phlllle. 0. .
J. & J. nohsen. 13 1 Lanraster, 3.
Bristel. 11 Northeast Pre.. II.
Km Harber. 4 lentie Island, I
Knst New Yerk. 01 Philadelphia Pres., 2.
Ilroeklawn. H Camden Knst Side. 7.
Chestnut Hill, 12i West Point. 11.
l-eican. 12i Twenty-elahth Ward, 10.
PnttNtowe. Bi Chester. 1.
Wrstlnahense. 14 New Castle. 4,
Thornten Fuller. 3t Bridgeport. 2.
MndUen Stars, fti KnulTmin Fre,. 3.
Prretnnd. 3 Vex Moter. 1.
Prlhnin A. A., K Spring Mount, 1.
Irgersetl-Ranri, 3i Wlldwoed, 0.
Old Timer, fli Klmwoed, 2.
St. Rnnhaei', At Vlrtrlx. 3.
Suffolk A. C, 12i Resolute, .1.
Tlnlmm A. A., I2i Aneher, 10.
.trnlsh World. 12t Phlladelphlit Kteetiic. 8.
Murray Hill. 12i Sphns, It.
-hn. Mnrrnr Hill. 4.
Klauder-Welilen, 8i Merrill rre 1.
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL I-KAOnF.
Wen Tst P.O. Win Leae
nNew Yerk 27 IB .flOO
PlllshurRh 2t IK .(171 .Ml .KM
St. Inl 2ft 20 .00 .AOS .B4S
Brooklyn 3.1 Tl .R32
Cincinnati 2.1 2(1 ,ftOO
Chicago 21 23 .477
Bosten 17 2A .40.1 . .410 .10.
Phillies 15 2 .340 .364 .341
AFRICAN IJCAC.CB
Wen Lest P.C. Win Les
. . 30 1 .fl'iff
..ik in una
XT.... Y'-m.
lnl.!
iJl'eieiind 2t 24 .500
i "mJ't lr."t0" . '. '. . . . . " 2i '.47 '.'.: '.;;
unroll zn 'id .43S
!'h, ?P ? ?
I Bosten
II)
24 .442
INTKKNATIONAI. I.HMIl'K
Baltimore as u Ana .nr. city zil'i.hi
Kernesirr :i 17 .flag Reading.. 22 2 .440
T.?.r - n.I,.," 35 2! 5i3 Ta ?9 2? ??
"" fLTkiiv VFxniJK
' i. p r w . rf.
n. iintrn 2s' 12 .(i.17 riichburg l lb' .441
!.'l,.,.'!fll,, 20 h .388 Albany. . 1021.432
!!r''1lM,r' ,n ,7 Mg Surtn'fleld 13 21 .417
Wntrrburr im ia .Bn iiurtfeni. 11 n .419
AMKRICAN ASSOCIATION
IV. I., v.r. IV. T. T f
Mlii'nnell 20 IS .fl.10 Celnmhus 21 2.1 .487
St. Paul. 20 17 .005 Kan. City 21 2 .420
Ind'unells an IB ,SI Iulvllle. 20 27 .428
Mllmitikre 20 22 ..112 Teledo .. 13 SO .30!
SOLTIIKRN ASSOCIATION .
IV. I.. P.i'. v. 1. n n
Mobile . 30 ID .fll'i Wflrlcnn. 2n 21 S7n
Ml. Iterk 2H 20 .583 Nmhvlllr. 22 2A ,4B8
lllr'Kli.im 2.1 20 .558 Atlanta. 18 28 .400
Memphis. 27 23' .540 ( hat'oega 17 34 .333
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I,K.(iUE
New Yerk. 5 Broekbn, 4.
Chlciige, fli Cincinnati. B.
Other elub net seheduled.
AMKRICAN IJOVE
Ne Yerk. 81 Athlrtle. 3.
Clet eland, 14 1 Detroit, 0.
Bosten. 2i Washington, t,
St. Iul, 3t Chicago, 2 (10 Inns.),
INTKKNATIONAI, I.F-4.0CE
,lerse,r City, 3i Newark, 2 (drst game).
Nrnnrk. fit Jersey CIO. 4 (second game),
Syracuse. Pi Terente, 5,
Rerhrater, 81 Buffalo, e (flrst gnme).
BiitTnle. 3 Rerhrster. 2 Uerend game).
Baltimore. 81 Reading, O (first game).
Baltimore. 12 1 Renillng. 7 (second game).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis, 7i 'elirmliis, 2,
St. rani. 3i Knnsns rity. I.
MlnnrapeM, 10; Milwaukee, 5,
Teledo, 7i liiliUlle. A (flrst enmr).
Telixln. 0 IfiilKdlle. 8 (fcfeend gnnie).
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NtTIONAI. I,K.V(11;K
ritlhbnrgli nt Phllndelphla ,
St. Iieiil at Bosten
t itosten
Only club sehrdelrd
AMKRICAN LKAtirE
Nn games seheduled
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark t Jersey City,
Reading at Baltimore.
Terente st Nyraca.
Buffalo at Rochester.
J. Li threw Am "err'ed. Why don't
"' "Ul " jeu writ me? A. C. 8.
BASEBALL TODAY 3:30 P. M.
National league Park
PHILLIES vs. PITTSBURGH
Seat en Sale at rilmhrl and Hpaldtng'l
POLO TODAY, 4 P.M.
AT
Philadelphia Country Club
KAl'Ql'IEK COUNTY COUNTRY CLtTl
IIRVN MAWR FREEBOOTERS
Tlrketsi 25r, BOr, 81.00
Take Park Trelley te Wimdslde Park
A Bill RACING CARU
Herse Dealers' Sweepstake
Belmont Stakes Keystone
THREE tIRKAT RACKS
BELMONT DRIVING PARK
WEIlNE8IAV..Jt'NE 7
Hals car en 52i st. Ruses from 03d st.
Ststlnn l.i P. R. It. le Nsrberth or CsTiwyd.
Attmlailen. 11.00, box seats.
neeratlens st Kelm's- 124 Mirket at.
A. BAUNDERHf Manager
Haa Whole Natien Talking
Phillies' Park, Men. Night, June 5
The Greatest Match of 1922
Lew Bebby
Tendlervs Barrett
Postponed front Friday beesus of
rata. usi as wvem noneay alga
4 1
EVENING , PUBtlO liEDGER aiLADELPHlA,: MONDAY,; JUNE' 5, 1922
Remain as
TO MfETSTENTON
Mount Airy Nine Scored Win in
Opening Game of Season
Over East Falls Club
MAY USE: NEW PITCHER
rpilK first Mentlny in June aces n big
- twilight Hchediile for the local tenm
both In and nut of town. Twe rival
team come together in Mount Airy when
the Stetson Field Club cresses bats with
J. .T. Dobsen. These teams opened the
nensinven Weaver's field and Stetson
rntnped away with the long end of a big
Rcere. .
Dobsen hns Improved wonderfully
itnftn hln talfen nvsp liv AfnnsitAe
Johnny White. Ste'tsen likewise has
turned ever te a new leader In "Lis"
Powell nnd-the basketball star has mere
than made geed. Powell ens decided te
take te .the hill himself tonight and
Manager White may trot out n bjand
new pitcher, as he Is after a star.
T mm erlsa In tt tVia fnniBAmaiitt iaum?
League, was originally scheduled for
North Plillly inns, but it's caxe of n
better substitute for Winghecblng root
ers. Perry Helfsnyder has secured
Ephrata te oppose the Phils and the
up'Btater have a big league line-up
second te none which local fans are
well aware of by this time. The Phils
have a string of four pitchers ready
te oppose tne visitors.
Frank Dessau nnd his American
DOBSON WEAVERS
'
Head of Phila, Baseball
Heme-Run Hitter
in Yesterday's Games
AMERICAN MCAfiUB
Keen'a
Tester. Tela
ar
Rath, New Yerk . : I S
t-EAOUE TOTAXft
American lana IBB
National I.ere , 128
Chain gang are at the Houth Plillly
Hebrews. Thirteenth and Jehnsen
streets.. The Sphns returned this morning-
after two hard games In Getham
yesterday, nnd Manager (Jettllch in
confident the boys will be able te Tield
their own with the Acces. He eh un
certain a,s te who he will start en the
hill. The Spalls have been only beaten
once en the hetne ground all season.
At Bread and Blgler streets the
Flelsher yarners nnd Houth Phils will
go te It again. The same clubs clashed
at the Wolfendcn-Shere grounds at
Hizty-flfth and Catharine street yes
terday. The varners have yet te lower
the colors of the Houth Phils at home
and are out te turn the trick tonight.
Many ether games nre en the list.
Merrill and Forty -eighth Ward meet en
the letter's field, the Mackey and Bart
ram Park clubs clash at Fifty -fourth
nnd Orays avenue, nnd Klauder-Welden
meets Htenehurst at Fifty-eighth and
Wnlnut streets.
Anether West Phllly game Is carded
at the Donevan -OArmstreng field, where
the Royal Htnrs and Bacharachs mingle,
while two uptown games are Shanahnn
at Nicetown, nnd Lit Brethers at St.
Columba.
College 8tar sign Contracts
flyraenae, N, Y.. June B. Kenneth I.ivln,
of Trey, lending hitter of the 8yrsruse Uni
versity baseball team and basketball star of
tlw last threa vears, will Jein the Jersey
City rlub of the Internsttenal Lena-tie, fnl
Inn-lnahla arsdustten this month. Ames
'fi,nnf" ffifrall. nintiln nf ihm tnm !
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BAITLEPHILLIES
First of Western Clubs in Na
tional League Opposes
Locals This Afternoon
IS OFF DAY IN BASEBALL
The IMttsbiirich rirntes. the first nH
the Western clubs te Invade thl rlt.v, I
are here te piny the Phillies nt Uread l
and Huntlnnden streets this nfternoen. I
The Westerners nre In second pe.
tien. only n enme nnd n hnlf In the
rear of the Olant. who still held down
first place ami expect te pull nwny te
a big leed new thnt they are nt home
for the best pnrt nf the present month.
The Pirate nnd Phils hnvp plnyeil
three unnies this season, nil en Western
neil, nnd the Corsairs retnptd nwny
with the Ien end of the 'decision In
each instance.
In the meantime, the Athletics are
en their wny Wct, where they will
open with Detroit tomorrow. Tlin
Tigers nnd Mnckmen staged n hectic
series here several week- age and Ty
Cobb anil Ills men gnined two out of , defeat of the Athletic. S-:t. Curl Man
three decision by winning a couple of holding the slugging Mnckmen safe ex
games lit the closing sessions. , cept in the fourth, when they scored
Only one ether gnnie In the National 01I their runs.
League, nslde from the Phlllles-Pitts- Oerber's suBl(. produced the winning I
burgli match Is enrdetl for this after-; tally 'for St. 1euis in n fen-inniiig tilt
neon and thnt I, between the Cnrds nnd n(h the White Sex. while Ovclni.d
Rrnves at Hosten All the Icntns In the I peundcnl Dnuss nnd Stfiner for fnuiteen
American I.engi.e are Idle n the Knst- hits nnd ns many runs, ensllv defeat
crn club nre riding the rnils West. jng Detroit. Stephenson, nf tli- In-
Mnth inning nillles featured. the only dians. starred nt but with four hit,
two games phped yesterday In the Nn- j Including n brncn of doubles.
TURKISH
Association
What Occur red. in Majers
During the, Last Week
The week's record In each lafu
of games played, en and lest,
together with runs, lilts, errors, men
left en bases and runs scored by op
ponents, Including game) of Satur
day, Is as follews:
AMERICAN I.EAOtTF.
Club P. W,
Near Yerk, 6 S
HI. Lettl.. R 0
AthleiTr.,. .1 I
R. II.
KM.OII.OR.
r.t be
4 0.1
10 2.1
SA 04
.17 70
4! 71
87 sn
30 SB
B 40 2
12
2
II
12
7
IS
SB
BB
04
A7
03
at
is
47
i.
II
40
netreit n t
Wash'len
Cleveland
f'hlrase. ... a
Bosten.
.NATIONAL I.E.WirK
Club . P.
New Yerk.. 0
l'lttburh . 7
Mt. I.niil. 0
llroeklyn . 7
Cincinnati.. S
Chlraae. ... 7
Bosten..., K
phllaitePa.. 7
t
ii.
HI
7.1
B3
AH
U?
07
07
Oil
E.I.OII.OR.
17 BS .7
II BB 32
41 22
10 4H 24
10 BB 4t
S 42 IS
H 4S 4
7 BS 40
i
.17
23
39
41
20
.10
ai
tlennl lengup. The (Jlnnts etaged a
epurt in the last frame of n thrilling
buttle with liruekl.wi, scored three runs
nnd wen. fi-4. after liurlclgli Orimes
.nppnrently hed the champions chi'ikcd
Alexander started a winning rally In
the linnl Inning ferthe Cubs, who wen,
(1-5, from Cincinnati after the Itcds had
come from behind te tie the count In
their hnlf of the liming with thren runs.
Babe Iintli h third homer of the sen.
K0I, was the decisive Mew In the Yanks
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