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TITLE CLAIMS OF
i .' IVY ARE REFUTED
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$fit jLtrralne, Tayler Memerial and
; 'til . 9t. Cecilia Ready te Meet
Downtown Juniors
'ALL HAVE GOOD RECORDS
The Ivy A. C. apparently f farted
emethlnp when It lMued n elnim te
the Junier baseball chnmi.lr.nMUp of the
city. The downtewners will find plenty
Of opposition and the series of the Phil-
adelphla Batehall Association ' l be
tnme compared te the fi.imes or it.c
4.,l. V ..,...,,
Junier honors. . .
f Ivy claims te have wen twenty-four !
Slpmes In succession mr n string of ;
'( iJUUIUl ItUiit" Willi, ll lliv ium.e in. " w
'prominent In the eitv. The Lerr.nlne
j lwe mentioned by the Ivy n hiving
j ibeen beaten last year nnd the rlub from
I Twenty-sixth and .Tefferfen stre-ts
takes exception te this statement,
1 claiming they did net nvet.
1 Ivy last yenr was Une-vn n the
Ferty-elichth Ward ,Tuniur and Lr Lr Lr
rolne lest only three pme te the
ledger A. A.. AtC""aet .md Adlen.
Lerrnlne later defeated thf I.edser and
cored three victories ever Adlen. A
return contest was rhedule.i vi'h Ar
gonaut, but the latter faded te show
up.
A. 0. Kangnew is manager of T.ir
Talne and says: 'Perhn-- it i HUelv
that a series te settle the arznnent
between I.ernilse and Ivy enn be ar
ntnged. This vrar our team is v'ayins
first-class rltibs and has defeated
Clearvlcw, Hammonton. N. J . Iox Iex Iox
berough. Franklin Susar, Wentz Club.
of Olney, and several ethers " Mr.
Bangnew can be reiel-ed nt "vemln;
06(0 M, provided I.- wl-hrs tn nik
business regarding a cliampl'm.ilup
series.
'Tayler Memerial TalKs
The Tayler Memerial team Is another
.junior aggregation that takes luc -vv it ti
Ivy. The churchmen apparently ca.'e
.little where the game Is pl.ned. .vi't .-e
Heng as they get a er.ik at Hie Iw
lads. Here l what Manager Wrl-jlm
ays In part:
Mpnrts Editor Evmiig rub'tr Lftif-'
"In looking ever veur -pertini pases
X sighted where the Iw team claims the
'Junier championship. He' come? Whv.
they haven't seen anuhin.; ji-t. I man
age the Tayler Memerial junior team
from Seventh and Hunting Park ave
nue, and want te sav that we have i
i i-j , .I.. . j i
cteaaea up an rne .mnier teams ann '
have, te play fir-elas fbibs te get
games new. e nave piaya m-ire
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ramps inn n i at v iiiiii i i v ifr rvr f ' .1 i mi
te first-class clubs. ;
"If this Iw team wants us te play
tt se as we can prove our aMlitv the I
game can easily be arranged, euuer en
our own or en the Ivy team's grounds.
,We will be glad te let you have the
core when the gaice is played. Yours in
pert,
"B. WILLIAM WRIGLEY.
"Phene Kensington Or.34 W."
8111 Anether Claimant '
Up In the Northeast section there is !
1emi rMled the N'errheiisf Amateur
Txvllieht League which has some nifty
looking youngsters in the various line
aps and one of these teams throws
down the gauntlet te Ivy. Here is just
a part of what the St. Cecilia inanajer
-nay:
tperta Sditer Evening Put'lr Ltief- I
"Sir St. Cecilia, with a record of I
fSiUseas. wtid like ' HILLDALE AT GERMANTOWN
te challenge Ivy for the junior cham-
pienship. We believe our record is L t Meeting of Rival Clubs Ended
ccend te none in the city. At pres- 3
nt we are in second r-la-e In the; In Unsatisfactory Manner
Northeast Amateur Twilight League. , Hllllalp and Germantown meet again
trailing the Pioneers, who lead by one' teniglu nt Chelten avenue and Mag-an?l-
... . . ! nella stn-ets The largest crowd of tbe
We play tour, live ami sis games
very week and believe we have the best
? (Itching staff in the ritv, with the fol fel fol
ewlng line-up: Benner. Greene, Mc-
Graw. Horrocks and L. Maitr. pitch- j
ra; Bremser, catcher: T. Maier and
Alexander, first base ; Dave Hern, sec
ond base; Dcvinc, shortstop; Simpsen,
third base; Kllrey, Gebelin and Mc
Kay, outfield. Yours in rpert,
"M. GELELIN,
"2e51 North MasH (.r street."
KEYSTONE HASOPEN DATES3 STRAIGHT FOR NEW TEAM
Manager Schaffer Has Secured "Ne-.-x.
Hit" Roberts as Pitcher
Tbe Keystone A A . of Nretewn,
eve of the fatte-t firM-ela!.s traveimg
teams en the field thi season, have
aeveral open dates en it- 'hdn!e. in
cluding August 12 and 111 The team
B8 played such te.im3 a Wildwood
A. A., of rr.'inkf'T'l. N 'a-' .ii". El-
fawa, of MilUt! i , N J : Aii"i"wn
rofesslenals and ten,ms of that .ihher.
Keystone u greif'v sriengtueued
when Manager Pel aff r sd' ireel the
services of Charlie IM-rts of no-hit,
nn-run fame, who will iie tie nn.K
the twirling. Ke-fenc u,
hear from St li.uu.ibj-. 1
nv ether teams In or r, it
ui-i ii:.. te
"imi,1 ,ind
of tUf cit ;
attruetinu
wishing te book a first-class
m A. Schaffer. 4402 N"
erth ijiat
atreet, pnene yeming ;iv -i.
BLAUNER'S GET GROUNDS
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Will Play en Field Formerly Occu
pied by Stonehurst Team
Thn Rlniiner Professionals have hc-
cored home grounds at F.woeil en the
i, field fermeily occupied bv tue Stei"5-
IlUrat team, wmen nils .m rue iiiumiu-
ances of a big league park
The maimer nam na-. a rceni or
illlg wen leiirteen in ivtu.v-iwij
ines played tins earand will be nt
Ml"
leme en .ueiiuuys, vjnt'i iv ;ui'i
DVicl.iva and will travel luesCns,
Thurfdays and Sundays.
Blauner's would like te 1 ear from
Karberth, Berwjn, Prospect Park,
Norwood, Chestnut Kill, Seuthwnrk
Sien'a Club and teams of this caliber
willing te exchanse dates. Address W.
C. Rlmbechman, manager. .sG.-i Market
atreet.
P, M. E. Leads League
IT Philadelphia Mechanleil and El'efrl-
Ml 'school, with five vlcier.- one defeat
ana en? i. .-'"., ." rr.... . .. r;-
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R : InnlnVB): I'. M. E. .Scheel. 27 Wunrt
kL Institute. 4. P M K. Prhoel. 24;
mi Inititute. 0: P M. K. Hrhoel, 11;
k Euineis coilege. i. r m. lv hctioei,
hllAaalDmu AUiuiiKitive nt-nu, j no ui
mjZ"ZS T-l Q. knAl IQ (.nsU.. 11 .r.
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Vtat Hede Has Heme Grounds
fthm Wast Heps baseball team new has
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A pffeunus. Uil'. ', 11 v! ,i",,nu,u,i
own diamond hopes te secure came at
i. inn iwir. liie iieiu is nt r niir-riiii
TMamAt.if streets and the Plavitur d
? Wadnasday and Saturdays, Teams .lh.
te exchange ditea should address a, H
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Today 's Independent Games
And Results of Yesterday
TODAY'S sriIEniTI.T!
Hllldale t Oermantewn, Chelten
ami .Mannelli street,
vncater nt uridctitmr.
ItlchmODd nnd Or.
Stenten Field Club nt Seeth Mills. Bread
nnd lllirlr-r street,.. . , .
I'hllH.lvlphl.i lt.-.l Stars ret nrthlehrm. Pa.
All-Slnr ,liUMne cit J . Uobsen,
ThlrUi-llflh Mnvl unit Uucen Inn. ... .
Ardmore nt shuiiiihan, Ferty-cisnUi
Ilrmm streets. . . . ...,,
Seuth Philadelphia Hebrew t Flrisner.
Twnty-sluli r.ml lel strrW.
Dniwlln at St. DnruelM. SL'itjvflfth street
eiiI L'lmoed avenue. . ,. , - ,
Lincoln Giants at Nutlrltr. Belrrnde una
Ontario streets. . . ,,
Kensington nt Netaseme. I ana Vensrwe
Industrial Amateur I.rncur -VWtraAn T"
TlSwt AV A A A A
lft,Cnue. . . . . .. . ,-,
j;'nhn" mw &; $g& Gn
!"'$ ' "'J- Xm aV&aV sen.l nnd
: cir.iriield streets. . . ,..,
I M -mV .'"T ' ' "
i uinuncm nt naia-cynwyd. ,.,,.
Tulip swrttw rirb nt M ?$'
Jaclicts. rrnnkfenl nrntie ana 'Tatt nwi.
I I'MludclnhU and llwdlnj A. A. l.e.iiue
Auditor I'reliht Triiflic . f-prlns Oantcn.
sw,'- j'wj.Htmnantewn
st Cumberland. I'liu-uicnu ...ujsn.y
Stuv.thlrrt am! Walnut strfvts.
Villdwoed A. A. at M-.shvtlle Giants,
i:irhi.i-nth nnd Rockland "trrete..
NilMdelphlti New anl VWiC'lJ
wtliin vs. I. S. M'-'rlnai. l:Ie 1. M.I Nual
11ipUh1 Alrimrt ractery, & r. M
. i.i ..l iiiv Vnrti.
ii- il-e lted Mi-ii .t Knrnae Clnb,
Trrnhlll
f.irk.
TA5T NIUIIT'9 SCORES
Ut llrellier-i. 7i Olciifldr. 4.
K.,m'e'm1, 3: Mi;nll lt. 1.
S Lull. -h an, Oi Anlinerc. O.
Cole 11 lr Cri-nm, 3i rmtiklln Suitnr. 1.
K i'lif-. li I'hlfii. Trnnlaal. 0 tU IniU.
ISrliMlMirit. Os sprliiK Lllj-IUjcrifenI, .
IlllliliUe. 7i M'lnw. 0.
M.iUen. Ill lhl)ii. I. t,ii,i i
KrilVln tt.'ii eiiBrceaUuual. Cunidm
CIUll.fxl. Oi Orient Jl A. C. 3.
Tluir t .. J5i raltroeiint 11. C. 7.
ni-Vtnut Mill. 0; l'ellni A. C, 2.
TuriitU'tli Ci-Dtury. li Mtncrr.1. 1.
llaClubV'si'l-Ml'ldelphU Electrle. 1.
Tulip S. C. Adlen. 4.
llKirhnrn. 2. Heurtnwn. I.
M. Jehn' 5; Wvl rhllniiflphlre. 1.
VH llclslit'. It Sumniertipl". 4.
ewlfill."" 5. lhlrls-nlnth Ward. 3.
Amimlntlim. Oi rir-imlch. 0.
rllnJi(krU. 2i HeluicMmre. J (7 In.
"''xdlen A . U-iT A. A.. 2.
Niirt.(n. S. hemli I'lill. I.
lln A. A.. 3i li irtlrld A A . 2.
l'lnk Ccmi'OH'. 2i Nirthc.nt Pres. 1.
e 5?v. 2i Ir.Tr,ilnr 2 (10 Innl-ms).
M.iik iar. :)i 0lv A. C, 3.
Rotberul (I: Ceiwvn. 1.
(elitmlili A. C.. i n bcrrr. 3.
Nutlenul A; C . fliXilrilne. 1.
iJlifhVruili 17l"ntK.''4r kina Cltr Sinn,
arch. 1.
COLONIAL ICE CREAM
tcam UITC ITC sTRinP
TEAM HI I b Mb 5 I mUL
"Freezers" Would Have Beaten
Legan A. A. With Available Subs.
The Colonial Ice Cream b."eball
team
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which has plnved tliirty-nve
this f-aseii. is tinishln: the 1H22
, . . . tu.. einh
ranim -n In srreat shape. i-fe elUD
- mi' s-- c--
wa a ti!3e slew in getUns started, but
in the lat two weeks has wen seven
out of nine games played. Tdp record
for the season is eighteen wen, four
teen lest and three tied.
The recent spurt Includes victories
ever "ucU teams as Philadelphia Elec
tric. C te 3; Yerk Safe and Leck, 0 te
3 . Maimer's. 14 te 5 ; Monotype, 14 te
I): Philadclnhia Storage Uattery, 0
te 2
Legan A. A. was played en Satur-
dav and the "freezers ' had tlv game
well in hand until several plucrs who
were crippled had te leive the game
and no available substitutes were te be
had. As a result Lerjan rallied and
wen out. 10 te S. Colonial still has
this Thursdav open for any team that
will give a return date. Call Harry
Mosteller, Market 5400.
'.... .. ,he ,,, Hash e the te2mb
Inn thn same was never finished
Hilldale left the field when objec
tion was taken te an umpire's decision
that gave Germantown an excellent
chance te win. The official was correct
in his inteipretatien of the rules, but
the Darbyltes refused te continue.
The fins are awatung the return en
gagement and a great crowd will see
Bill Dnrbin 'T Cy Mellinger hurl for
Dave Bennis' team.
Rockland Beys' Club Wants Games
for Twelvs-Year-Olders
The Rockland Beys' Club is a new
junior team in the baseball field. The
r ib was only organized last week and
.ilreidy has claimed three victims.
The teams plnyed and defeated were
Seuth Philadelphia Juniors, Tsaminger
B. C. and Annunrntlen. The ninn-
T.'r 'it the Kurkhnl team is Harry
Si hwarrz, who is Dineter Cortelyou's
i .iiiff-ur. ,ii ! he weulil like te hear
frum all twr-hi--year-eld teams.
Scraps About Scrappers I
Hattlln Lxinard. of thin city ard vihn
has tn rr.aKing his home In New Yerk '
I, r b 'it a j." is te aipar In a ten.
ifjur.d lout at N'-varlt teiiel-.t The Lattler I
will tui( en Yinkei Di...ir.ey,
I Twe mere tx,TCTs hie Joined te colors of
Crirl"! Hnr'j.,P Thev are Jer,nny Ke.ly. I
no ai.1 1. 1 lie .mi.'ivs u', jimmy Jerdan.
135 also Is In Uarti-ll's stibl.
It It r- Brem anl Tr tnkle Dimes a pair
let .i-'jthful Seuth PMiddelphlH. flstrriep hme
rejnia m'e ir.ienii tnipe acrerainif te
Frankle Williams, who ants te semi the
boys at-alrit any or. thlr resuctlve ueivhn
!n tJ-e cltv.
I Temmy Mnrmr. local bantam, Is prepared '
te tike a '-r'-k nt tee I.vnch s bantamweight i
ft!" II nunjKT. P' " Merun Is r i 'J y
te ref' ee ,i ke as a forfeit for wuht '
unl upptjrunce.
Kid Murniy, who uib 4 sensation v.th thft
A r. 1" in Frnnce and also In de Army
nf Vc'irauin. has ben taken In tm bv '
Edll Edwirds Murra" Is a U.-I-' Apu-ht
n"1 Is ern te rieet .Toe Tlplltz. Hare" 'KID
Iir .n anl Jimmy Hanlen. '
Otte O'Keefe. former Allentown light
welnht new making his home In Phlladei.
rhli. made his return appearance tn the
rln at Tnwtndu. Pa . lsst week and srerel
n knockout In tre nlnt; round agilnst Tmmy
iParti-n Ci'Kefe f'.iyV a grest up-hl'l bat.
t'e, huvlng been dropped himself In the first
round
' Soldier Kntnrskv nigsed Pert R rlim'eder
Is te b.j Temmy Devlin's vie n v nt Alam
Rn's we-klv Igan A A show Thursday
nlKht It will be a bout between n tighter
snd a boxer nthr numbers Pallor Jes
I Kelly va Jee Phlllles Jack Martin vs Dlllv
I n-urns. Jimmy Redley vs Pat Hairy, and
I Artie McCann t. Al Markle.
Clerlrr Cress Is getting together a five,
bout program for Friday night Twe nt the
mstcnes airtaiy cunenea win pe btwen
lintittnu- Fr'sre and Dhk Williams and Unt
iling Kid Powell and Kid Helmes
Al Mcxire. Semhwark bantam Is matehnj
In meet Jarkie Welpnrt at Lancaster Pa
August It. It Is te be an eight-round bout.
Frunkle Manns has been matched for a
ten-rounder with Peter Jlulc August II nt
ivs i it .rrinhnrg Pa Anether bout en th aum
card will l between Ulck Perry and Ralph
Hepman.
IJehliv Knlildenn, following his Interesting
match with Jee McCnbe. nt Lancaster August
28 hag been remit' ' with the up-Htater
for the nltht of Aur t 29.
Midget Kllbnrii 111 has been added te
lh tuble of WIMa Udnards. who also bag
opened vymnaatum la tieuth PblUdslphl.
EVENING " piOBBIO." liEDGBB-PHHiADBSPHrA!,' TUESDAY,
May Play Series te Decide Best Team Among Philadelphia
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Ardmore Makes a Trip te West
Philadelphia Chester
Tackles Bridesburg
UNCOLNS MEET NATIVITY
Twilight baseball nrs never have
any trouble In finding n game of Im
portance en the twilight schedule of
Tuesday. The leading teams all ever
the city nre in action and many of the
top-netehern collide.
The Ardmore team, which has been
in the limelight considerably by its
noteworthy performances, makes a trip
te the Shanahan. at Forty-eighth nnd
Brown streets. The Main Liners have
n couple of decisions ever Jim Uenner's
bevs this t-eiiFen. but since the West
Phlladelphlans hit their stride things
may be a trifle dlffeient. This is the
only big game across the Schuylkill
with the CM'cptien of the St ISarnabns
Druedlng clash nt Sixty-fifth street and
Klmwoed avenue.
Hut uptown It is different. Chester
and Bridesburg, who have engaged In
several crappy combats. vi!l meet
again. On a former engagement nt
Illchmend nnd Orthodox streets the
confer ended in a tight nnd the Inst
affair at Chester l.ns been ordered re
p!ued, staitinp with the ninth. The
teams are anxious te win owing te
their little differences, nnd Itay Kenpcr
will likely he Billy Whitman's burling
selection.
Jap Stars at Dobsen
The recent wltming spurt of the Dob Deb
son Club was temporarily halted en
Saturday bv Chappie Jehnsen's Royal
Stars, but Mancger White expects the
weavers te hit their stride again with
the playing of tcnight's contest. The
visiting club is the All-Star Japanese
nine, which has no connection with a
previous Oriental outfit that recently
Invidel this locality.
Phil Hnggerty has Sex Seibold all
primed for the Lincoln Giants when
the New Yorkers pa a vint te Bel
grade and Ontario streets. The Church
men are playing better ball than at
any time thi Feasen and handed the
Ea-M New Yerke .t0.3 tctback en
Sunday, beinc one of tbe few local
clubs te turn the tricK.
The Kensington A A will travel te
"I" and Venango streets nnd meet
Netasemc; the Tulln Sporting Club op
poses Frnnkferd Yellow Jackets nt
Frankford avenue nnd Pratt street,
nnd the Wildwood A. A. meets
Nashville Giants at Eighteenth and
Rockland streets. Victer Harris, of
fiWIiMlfMlia
MAIN
INERS TO
AY SHANAHAN
Let Fat'tma smokers
tellyeu
LlCOETT &
Myers Tobacco Ce.
Runs Scored for Week
in Tive Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAOUK
S. M. T. W. T. r.
B. T'l
.. 17
.. 10
.. 10
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B. T'l
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New Yerk.
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AMERICAN LEAOtJE
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Detroit ..
An.lilrn!ten
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T. W. T. F.
Pittsburgh, will make hie debut at first
for Nashville.
Steuten at Seuth Phils.
Provided the usual Tuesday rain docs
net interfere, the Stenton Field Club
will mingle with the Seuth Phils nt
Shetzlinc Park, Brend nnd BIglcr
streets. It will mark the first npjiear
nnce of the Mount Airy lads downtown,
rain having put a crimp In all their
ether scheduled appearances.
The Flelshcr Ynrners and Seuth
Philly Hebrews will continue their
series for the championship of down
town. These Barnes are net included
In the championship series but nre
friendly contests booked by Managers
Nelan nnd Gottlieb. The Yarncrs were
crippled for a week or two, but have
several new stars from up the State In
the line-up and expect te fake a grand
stand finish.
The Harry L. Greenwood Pest will
cnteitain the Jehn B. Stetson A. A. at
Tulip nnd Ann streets. The uptown
Legien team has a record of thirty-nine
wins in forty-two games played and
expects te add the Hatters te the list
of victims.
NO-HIT GAME FEATURES
WEEK AT NAVY YARD
Buck, of Receiving Ship, Enters Hall
of Fama Against Industrial
During the last week nt the League
Island Navy Yard a remarkable game
was played between Receiving Ship and
Industrial Department. Buck, pitch
ing for Receiving Ship, blanked his op
ponents without a hit.
He issued but one base en balls, nnd
this man stele a base, while another
get te first en an error. Net n
batsman reached third base.
The New Londen team was also here
for a game, hut the contest was called
in the second en account of rain. Lieu
tenant Cemmnnder Gulbransen plans a
trip for the locals te New Londen In
the near future.
League Island has suffered the les
of H. F. Zimeskl, civilinn athletic di
rector for three years. He has gene te
Millsap College, Jacksen, Miss., as nth
letic director.
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STENTON BATTERS
ON HITTING SPREE
Meurtf Airy Team Pounds Way
te 17-4 Victory Over East
Falls Rivals
UTS WIN OVER GLENSIDE
The
Stenton Field Club batters
went
en a rampage last nignt anti
Tiohsen nltchers were walloped
three
. ,, ". , ,-. . ni.ll LMI.na
ie nil corners or. me let ui i-nii-mitun
and Musgrave streets, score 17 te 4.
Only one of the weavers who at
tempted te hurl was en the regulnr
pitching staff, but Manager Whlte wbb
shy of meundmen and was compelled
te use an lnfielder and outfielder in an
attempt te stem the tide of blngles.
Scnten get te Gransbnch at the get-,,
nway nnd handed his slnnts un nwful
Kicking for a half dozen counters. Jenes
wan called In from left field In the third,
but he, tee, rrcelved a warm reception
and did net finish the session, giving
wuy te Hirst Unseman Carlln.
The game wus cut te six Innings, as
several of the innings required almost
half an hour te play. Extra base hits
were very frequent, and "Liz" Powell,
rlie slugging hurler of the Mount Airy
Club, hud two doubles, Hewell u pair
?.f lvp-baggers nnd Myers a triple and
Reckfird a double. All told the win
ners had twenty hits against seven for
the weavers.
.t Brethers remimed Ifi wlnnin stria
rcr" ".rK B cican-cul victory ever eiensiae.
or tne Suburban League, tha team that has
cap.uretl the pennant for three years The
Bcore iwai i , te 4. and the feiture was a home
run by Kllle.
eJ1,rUd?J''tvcnea "" "tlea with the Seuth
Fhllly Hebrewn by takln the downtewners
into camp at Thirteenth anl Jehnsen. 7 te 0
t.acn team new has wen four games. "Pud"
Flourney hurled for the Darbyltes, and but
for a ilntTls by Miller would have entered
baseball a hall of frame. A sensational
thrse-bawer by White, of Hllldale. was one
i uie jeuiures.
nrldrahurg- added Sprlnc Clty-Royersferl
te Its list of victims en the forraer'B Held,
0 te 8. Billy Whitman elected i:ccW Leslie,
an outfielder te mound duty and he escaped
until the ninth, when he was threatened
with a flare-up. but manased te get by. The
work of Zlbell at iccend had the fans en
edge. Iio handled thirteen chances without
an error. Charlie Hanford. with three
blnzles, led at bat
Thei North Phlla and Phlla. Terminal
sluiced a weird contest at Fourth and Wlngo Wlnge Wlngo
hecking streets, which ended In a drawn
battle at nine runs apiece Errors were
almost as frequent as runs The railroaders
were charged with seven and the North Phils
four. Ltnderman first baseman for Dick
Smith's club, was remeied alter making
three mlBPlje and was supplanted by Ryan
A catch of Ted Dennehy In the elthth, off
Johnny Rea's twe-bacger and which doubled
Stelnader off second, robbed the home team
of the decision.
Colonial Ire Cream was tee much for
Franklin Sugar and the "freezers" added
another te their list of victories at Mascher
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TrATTGTJ6T 8, 1922
Heme-Run Hitters
in Games Yesterday
Yeslrr- Pea son's
day
Total
Wlllliims. Brown
IrfP. Phillies .
Feurnler. Cnrdlnals
Walker, H!1.",,
Heeper, White Set
Celllni. Ilrewns
Welch. Athletic
Powell. Uraves
J, Smith, Phillies ..
Olunrr. Pirate
30
14
0
8
8
7
(1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
MIAOUS TOTALS TO DATE
1022
American. lagne j. SM
National Tamie !
Total 'OS
THE T.EAIER8 TO DATE
American Eeue
Williams. Browns
Walker. Athletics
Ruth. Yankees
Ilellmnn. Thter
Miller. Athletics
Mrasel, Yankees
T.ltln. Itmunft .
1021
327
0
30
2.1
20
17
IS
10
10
Fft'K. Wniie dux "
McMnnus. Ijrewn, e
Dykes. Athletic 8
Hums, Red Sex 8
.fudge. Senators 8
Sneaker. Inrllins 8
Heeper. Whlte Sex .-j 8
Ruth one ear ace 3ft
National Eeacuti
TTernsby. Cardinals ,
Williams. Dilutes
)Txr. rlilllles
Meusel, (ilnnts
Wheat. Robins
Kelly. , Olanti
Alnumlth rurdlnaln
(, rimes, inn u
Miller. Cubs
Carey, Pirates e
Fentrnler. Cardinals e
Parkinson. Phillies 8
Walker, rlilllles a
HOME RUNS 102,
American. Lcague
National I.eaxue
Total
477
4 00
037
nnd Westmoreland streets, score 8 te 1.
The feature was the work of the fIal
nuriers. jennsnn ter me winners yieicien
four hits and Herb for the losers two, but
fhA former was thA steadier in fh nineties.
Adaml for Colonial had a. thrcc-bagk'Oi.
Shanahan continued Its winning way by
tuklng the measure of Ardmore en the Autj
car Held, 0 tj 0. Pitcher Vecelman was
In rare form and had Jeu Culllnin s fenn.
busters ulnalng wildly at his curve ball,
end all they could de wan te collect threo
measly hits In the meantime the Shanahan
txs were secKing tne old . pin win a
vengeance. Sllknetter, Petersen. Gale. T
Rewo and Verfleman all cutting me hits
each.
Pitcher O'Donnell, of Kaywood, held Mc
Call Pest te a elnele at Thirty-first and
DIcklnBen streets nnd the Cathell; Club
team had little treuble In rcerlnc a 3-te-l
victory. Kaywood wen In the sixth when
Eakln'a hit scored It Qulnn and Cenlln.
Anether tie was staged at Frsnkferd ave.
nue and Derka street between Marshall U
fimlth and Kensington The ttml tcore was
4 te 4. The Smith bes had the better of
the hltUng. 10 te 7 but the rival pitchers
were saved tlme and again by sensational
fleldtns of the supporting cast. It was the
best game from a fielding standpoint up
town all year and the feature plais were
tee numerous te mention.
Netaaeme traveled te twenty-fifth and Dli Dli
mend streets und after getting a lead of
0 te 3 en the Phoenix Professionals left
the field, refusing t,e stand by th; umpire's
decisions, which they claimed te be unlust.
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blend of both Turkish nnd Demestic to
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