mw'Wi w$&w "r . 7JF$W'tJrf ' T H -C"! Jf " V" Siv?v fWC'L'fll'.V ' a . a T' . EVMtfTNG BUBLIC !!jj'j raw JiEbE-PHIDBEEHlAV-'ffTOty- UOTSTu iflkfdff ,-l, . t, y? t ,, jHJW MM AGAIN BEATS NORTH PHILS .i.....kman Miimhln Untewn it i,nui'",,u" ' Opponents en Own Field by 5-te-3 Count PITCHER BRADLEY IS STAR The bnsebnll tcnm representing the Kensington CongrcRntlenol Church proved conclusively that n recent vic tory icered ever the Ne'rth Phillies en the ferracr'8 flehr nt Second and Clear field streets wns nr fluke, for the Churchmen repeated the t'rlck last night en the North Phils' home dia mond. Kensington hni scored triumphs ever number of big reams, but all have been en the home grounds. Last night they dusted off the Phils In conclusive ityle by the count of G te 3. Pitcher Uradley, who toiled en the hill for the Churchmen, was the big factor In his own victory. With the totals knotted nt the end of the sixth, he took things into his own hands in the seventh nnd did the iintuunl for a pitcher by socking ene of Fex's curves for the circuit, scoring a runner and practically deciding the tame. The winners failed te get as many hlli ns the losers, but they were mere timely, nnd the North Phils failed te lend their twirlcr their usual brand nf support nnd were charged with three euers. The Phils will no doubt meet tlicir opponents again and claim thut in a fivo-game wrlcs they would cop the honors, which Is another way of laying they would win three straight. IlflfleM A. A. dreppa ft pitchers' bsttls te the Unceln Giants. A te 1. In ten In nings. The New Yerkera scercainrce runs In the extra Inning en a triple, nn Infield teller, a hit bataman nnd a crounder that Ket away from the IToWeia shortstop. Wil liams, the vlsltlns hurler, was In wonderful form and fanned twenty-three of the Uelfleld bnttmen and yielded only four hits. IllncW nhe vii nicked for six safeties, lest through loeie fleldlnif. Chlrkln Passen made It two straight from ttie llarhirach Giants when he turned back the colored lads, B te 1, and let them down with Urea measly hlta. The scere was tied until the last Inlf of the elKhth, when the Bpras" henty artillery cut loose, and triples by Goldblatt and Sleuradlan. together with a ancle by Kravltz and a double by Paasen counted four runs nnd broke up the old ball ratne Umpire llekui chased First Baseman Cummlngs In the secend Inning-. Ptenelmrst In the first team te defeat Ocean Cltv. The shore lads, with Tarr en the hill, were beaten, 4 te 3 The State hurler was opposed lv Dougherty, and both re found for nlne hits Kbert, Jtudelph nnd Mullln starred for Stonehurst. and McOraw, with four hlta, vrns the shlnlne light for Ocean. City. 't. Rnrnalins Journecd te the Fcnceyd treunds, at nidge avenue nnd Iark Drive, and handed the Philadelphia Police nine a a te-1 defeat. Jackle Jerdan was en the hill for IM Iusk nnd the Kensington Lad was meter In tetter form. He fanned eleven of the policemen and set them down with three hits Petter, with four safeties, Including a twe-bagger, was the star for HU Bar nabas. Am Hehnpr and lila Shnnahan athletes recetdert their fifth straight triumph nt Iertj.elghtli nnd lirewn streets In trimming .1 . J Dobsen. 0 te 1. Plrst Daaeman I arlln was sent te the hill by the weavers, and he vent alnns In geed utile Until the eighth, when the Slianehan artillery un corked a single, four doubles and a sacri fice and ruined the works. nillr Whitman's Brldesburc boys again demonstrated their superiority ever Chester t Smcdlev Held, 4 te 2 Chester found the ranse of Oene Cestelln'n slums for eleven mngles. but the Ilrldeshurg hits were mere ilm-lv. nnd a single by Whitman In the eighth with Flerle nnd Rutts nn thn nnlh. avn preduceil the winning runs A Chester I rvri-inier, enrngcu at a decision or umpire Ame In the ninth, punched that official. After winning fifteen straight. Lansdale went down te defeat nt the hinds of the 'euih Phils, II te 2. Bepfl. the downtewners' rltchlng sensation, was en the hill, and let the lsltnr4 llnwn with tVira. rnntl.,..! 1. 1 1 - Opposed te him was Hill nurhln, nnd he ' was found for fifteen healthy willeps SDjIdlnr and Pepleskl featured In the hitting no iicieini; ler me nema team, unile Weed and Keehler excelled for the Montcemery Courty Leaguers. Stenton Tlelil Tlnli regained Its winning stride In turning back the St. Themas Club. "I VMIm'ngten, R te 7. Hebby Wilsen op ep rsed Urlscoe and both hurlers were socked cool and rlentv. the former for a dozen unties and the latter for thirteen Hewell way the star for Ktenten. with two singles nd a double, uud it was hl.i twe-bagger In 'he seventh that started a four-run rally trat gave the Mount Airy team the decision. Errors behind Fltcher Stout accounted for 0 te-4 difcat sustained bv McCall Pest In the game with Therntun-l'iilli i nt Portv Pertv nlatli and Spruce streets The legion lads out hit their opponents, but tcven mlsplavs lehlnd the SlcCall hurler paved the way rer a number of the nine inns scored by th motorists Today's Independent Games I And Results of Yesterday Ardmern nt J.U Brethers, Fifty-fourth etreet i(nii rimwoeil avenue, Jate's stars at IIUIiIrId, 5 P. M.. Darby Seuth Phllllrs ut Urldesburf. Richmond and Orthodox streets Stenton Held Olnh nt Germanterrn. Chel ten avenue anil Magnelia street. southern lUvlMen nt I'hllndelphlk Ter ?JJi"J3'1n '" M- Torty-feurth itrelt und ".'.W,? "venue r I hlladelidilu Terminal at Kensington Cnn Cnn JriJftlenul. hecend und C'lrarlleld tr.ta. Hl'llcHie at North ThUlles. Fourth and niMSehncUng streets. I (either at ..south rhlllv Hebrews. Tlilr V.1,.1 !u,n Johnsten streets. JJIInilncten nt (tceun tin. .i '.J,'0" .ht. llarnubas. Hlity-llfth street Mel Umwneri avenue i .el." '.lnl t PuMle Service. Twelfth II ! 'UfT."L t"M. amden. I nten Club of (.crmiiutewn, at Greenwood "'IP nnd Ann streets ford oteu Spring Cltr-Reyers- lOInft,,,i..irr' .Rt I'ertr eighth Ward1. Twentj.ilftli street and Snider urrnue. "Ildwoed at IJghtheuie, Frent street and wie nrenue, hJfJS?'' Bt Tl IssaUiken Giants. Wlssa- -..-. u.ruur. una iiuirn lane. .hl;,tttn. A A' nt lnnll Ice t lldlhC.ti""'',,"l,ll World, Fiftieth street tt LIIey,r avenue. .ei iu,?...i'. 'J-'"' C'nt. Forty- iii? i. I,f...?'ul ,'ck t'emp' iiYilir.nhl". K?r.k- ermnn lnJ-LM-rki5'rn'. l,,,i' ai Tronkferd Tel-1 street? Ironkferd nvrnue and Tratt i-. . ".JL"! ' ritnspnrinueD. aevenlh Lrcam. Mas- ptnr at Karnae ion n, , at txeet nnd Taber Vend. ri,i:."', T:.. I. mi-iiii A Willow firere . -"..uiiii, itieilfneilfl nnri IIPlllA,U a.u. a.Stllne'nt P.afeliu. "' rh""""" TiAst Mf.iiT-s scertr.s ,VrMdV0n l Pitman, J. "rldekhurg. 4 4 heater. 1 lhn?if "".. 9.' l'"n I Ihiirnten-ruller. Ol McCull Pest, t , Kenlngt, Congregational, P or,l. Phil. s!r"rI"n,.'.'Pi"n.Clt5,.'t. -.. . iriu i iuii. Hi vv in nc nn. 7. Mih1,i',rsn",l!,w. 3l I'Ml'i. Polite, l" lininrnBAiI,"c,,l,rJ,h lints, I. ,,IH" I PhUs 0 1itiiHil:iIr Wen e it n ' ,i"'"S'l'Avi -.. lt,n t.i.'i ,n "inirn ji, sj, i, iItfrT5lrt,Ji.,'f-Wil.rn,nii,. ihli'.!,i,i-uil P1. 'l'lenham. 0. nyJ" ic. !' en, 4, Niitliltj. 2 PaH.ravv bridge & tUhtir.Uir llartran Wlll'n'.T0! ? Ci,,,0r ' ' ;Ml.,J,llV,,1rr'l'Jl-. l lllll'lale 3. In Mnit ii '. ,Ue ,'ulJ,i Urn ng). rtnt,).11"1 '"". 31 btenlen I'arl., J (1) n. ". J. " A" 4' ''Wlmlelphlit Keinl !eiM''-I" Wnr,J' '" ,'"'''Uk''. . lev " ' M,'r'".''.,0"n "iil. O. "r A. A,. Ifl, II, A w ,, Lighthouse te ' Play Wlldwoed "f I. i!'J?'?,l,.ou'"' J'n'"ll Club will phe mm Heel ha' lfi"', f the season at from oppose, niu,,r1', uicmie teuklit. when It tut hi. V"'",?0'1 .Munnwr chreeder will liinhaWn.V''' Une-iip en tlie fleld. and the I'lnbahiiiiil ""'iP en trie nelU. and Hi lh g.rJLr ,h Kenslntlen bes, will begh xh , A NEW HOME CLUB ' Phoenix Professionals Have Heme Field at 25th and Diamond Sts A new home cluh In the northwestern section of the city hns sprang Inte ex ex iMcnce with grounds nt Twenty-fifth nnd Diamond streets. The ttam Is the Phoenix Professionals, nnd they play en Mondays nndvITrldays. The Puritan team, of Kensington, will be met to morrow night. The lineup Include home talent nnd n number of prominent stars hare been signed, including such pitchers as Jimmy Kilroy nnd Schacfcr, with Oenly be-, hind the bat. The rest of the club Is: Mclntce, first bnsej Furlong, second base; Byrnes, third base; Sacks, shortstop; lidcl etcln, left field; Schmidt, center field, nnd Mowers, light field. Phoenix plays at Westen Professionals, and hns games next week with Forty-eighth Ward nnd Greenwood Pest. i SOUTH PH LLIES TO VI I BRIDES Hilldale and North Phillies Again Come Together at Fourth arid Wlngohecklng , FLEISHER NINE AT SPHAS Twe of the most premising contend era for the championship of the city meet this evenlnr In "n twilight nuns nt Richmond and Orthodox streets when Jiriclcsburg entertains the Seuth Phll- 11C1. The same teams have collided en four previous occasions, nnd the uptewners Fer sundry reasons this bargain will appeal te you Life Guard Suits were $4.85 new $ T W Tf ft,JMUl ti aaaaaaaaaaaaafLZZtJ ej iiaaaaaaaaaasqBa5-'4,"la Pure Worsted Guaranteed Dyes 3 Marshall E. Smith & Bre. Men's (Incorporated) Athletic Furnishing 724 Chestnut Street Goerf MMiii- jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaV "O MI fSJI i! ijjHhtJaaaaW Ti saaaaaaflKa' HI aaaaft KR f's? 'Password of (feed fellowship Vacation travel and La Palinas bring geed fellows together. Quality smokers need no introduction. There's a feeling of luxury when you're behind a La Palina. The mild but deeply satisfying flavor of finest Java wrapper and selected Vuelta Abajo, Havana filler is making keen judges of cigars ask for La Palinas at the rate of evA 120 million a year. Take a box along en your vacation. Excellentc - - - 10c bare the edge en their downtown rivals, The Seuth Phils have wen but a single start, while the uptewners have wen two nnd the ether ended in n deadlock. Phil Kellcher or Jeff Tesreau will go te the pitching peak for the down dewn down eowners, while Hilly Whitman will use ICcpncr or Costcllev Anether contest In the northern sec tion that will tax the capacity of the park In which the game is played will teature the Itllldnle and Netth Phils nt Fourth nnd Wlngohecklng streets. The same teams were battling Inst week, and the Phils had all the better of the fray up te the fourth, when Jupiter Pluvltis Intervened and refused the players the 'prlvllege of deciding the winner, which would have only required another half Inning. Twe mere tcamg of the Class "A" section of the Philadelphia Baseball As As MHlntlen meet at Thirteenth nnd John Jehn John feh streets. The Seuth Plillly Hebrews nnd Flclflhcr Ynrners nre the opponents in action, and the heys from Twenty sixth nnd Itccd streets are out te even, (hf score. Flelshcr Is trailing In thd- games pln.ved te tlnte with three victories, while the Sphns have wen en four oc casions, "hefty" Nelan will use Bill McKcnty en the hill In nn effort te down the home sqund, while Eddie Gottlieb will depend en Lefty Vnnn In the box. - . Victory for Capablanca TjonAen, Aug 10 Jese Tt. Cspsbtsnrs. of Cuba, ths world's chess champion, dsfestsd Jt. O. Yates, of KnglsnO, In ths Interna tional chess masters' teurnsjnent plajr her and led thn tournament with a scere of OH tielntn at the end nf round asvsn. SUBURBAN RIVALS CLASH IN FIRSt TITLE CONTEST Stenton and Qermantewn Will Try te Otart Series Tonight Germnntewn and Stenton Field Club will endeavor te play the first game of their series for the championship of Gcrmantewn and Mount Airy tonight at Chclten avenue nnd Magnelia street. On three previous occasions these teams have been scheduled te meet and rain has Interfered each time. Dnye Bcnnis, manager of GcrmantewTj, will use "Cy" Mcllenger en the hill and Manager "Llr." Powell will pitch for Btenten. Germantown baa wen ten games In a row. s - Ui.i.'i" Jr,!i".:.':,. :. m ' i.i', ! "i i ' r , 1 1' 'iiliii, , ' i'ii hU'&tJjQ i, H'V i'Mir Hi, i r win!' :i m& irm tri'i.nr I ' P . I I !'.!!' li.l.l! , im .,i ifl "tl ! ' it ..' li i1 1 K i,r. 1 1 iii i iiiuiiiiii ! F!l''Ji m Mmf Mil1 M am : nyy ! 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