Evening journal., 1913-04-30
.TRI-STATE LEAGUE GETS AWAY TODAY;
CHICKS AYALLENTOWN TOMORROW HOME
INFLAMMATION AT M0ME.

With Allentown way 1, 10 ~. @os
May 30. morning and afternoon, June
i6, n. July ,. 3, 10. August |, =, p, 26,
With Trenton May ,. 3. 20, y.
June Is, 10. July II, II. August
4. ,. %. 2s.
With Atlantic City May ), 6, iO,
H.. 9S. %. June .. 10, 20, 81.
With Harrisburg May Z, ). June
a3. ~. July rs. II. August 5. 3.
With York May ., 10. June ?, 3,
%, PC. July Is, 10. August II, II.
SATURDAY GAMES AT HOME.
With Trenton. May 3: York. May
10; Atlantic City, May IL; Atlantic
CITY June. 81; Allentown, July >;
Trenton. July ~; York. July 10; Al
Ientown, August ,; Harrisburg, Au-
gust ..
HOLIDAY AT HOME.
With Allentown, May 20, morning
and afternoon.
WILMINGTON AWAY.
Az Allentown 30; May 81,
3ts June 4, 5, Il. 2s; July 4. morning
and afternoon. -, %; August IL, H.
At Trenton-Mny II, Is; June 9, :,
30. July I. %. n; August 10. l6.
Al Harrisburg May 10, 20; June
II. u; July 2S, 20; August 20, 81.
AZ York-May ~, p; June l3, II;
July Z, 5, 30. 81; August - 23; Sep.
tembcr I. morning and afternoon.
Atlantic city July ,, 3. II. 10, 20
26: August 6, Z, ~, 10, 20, 30.
Number OF miles travelled by teams
during season:
Wilmington se79; Trenton, S7s7
YORK. sGgS; Atlantic City, 3677
Allentown. 1907; Harrisburg, 1850.
passed to the great beyond in the las
ten years from the little hamlet.
The following is the WILMINGTON
batting order for to-day game.
schoellenberger, RI.
Marhefka, IS.
Fritz, 80.
jackson, Of.
Meyers. Id.
Mckenna, RI.
Sharpe, 2b.
Kerr, C.
Brown, p.
The foregoing team Is corkcr AM
should improve with every game.
The final cut was made last nigh
= when Keltz, the Athletic recrui
/ pitcher was released. Russell Smith
2 the local boy who has been making
; fight for the sack also was released
d Jackson looked him over for a Ion
time but the boys batting eye wa
hardly good enough for such fas
company. He should do very muc
! better next year and stands a chanc
of making good with a little more e'
perience This leaves Stewart an
! sharp contenders for the second bal
, They are lighting il out. Sharl
4 will hold sway today.
In the outheld Shollenberger, Ri
Smith and McKenna will have
!, fight it out with each other but thei
is a possibility that utilityman wi
a be carried. At present Shollenberg'
5 is batting and hitting high up in Il
q percentage column and the ia
s that he is capable OF holding d.
n Kerr's Job down gives him a big a
g. vantage.
League on Tenth Year.
II The day marks the opening of {
e tenth season Of the league. On
once during its career has the leag
had a half-dozen clubs in the III
quarrel That was in 1906. and d
spite the name of the league. all q
teams were from Pennsylvania tn
year
The Tri-State is entitled to it's mar
this year. or three States are repI
sented d-Pennsylvania by Harrisbul
York and Allentown; New Jersey
Trenton and Atlantic City, and Del
ware by Wilmington There are thr
S. clubs from the Keystone State, t'
ID from the home of the "skeeters' a
at one from the State of peaches
" 1t was in 1906 that the Tri-Sta
le made its former attempt as 81
le club league II was a dandy race, t.
Or with four of the six teams above
m 500 mark in the percentage Stable
K. the finish. York won the penna
M with $50: Williamsport was secol
with .567: Lancaster third with %
80 and Altoona fourth. with sos. Harr
no burg ended up with .413 in fifth Ia
e and Johnstown was last with $40.
~ only one manager has been W
40 the league since 1t started. GeoI
~ Washington Heckert, who will ms
~ age the York Club this season.
w was Heck" who piloted the "Wh
lu Roses" to a pennant in 1906 and a
'h when York got it's other pennant
ne 1904 He has since managed Harr
0l burg and Trenton without landing
e. flag. and York folks are hoping Il
IL he win get another trophy upon
d. return to them
We Except for York every club in
ustDATES FOR POSTPONED GAM