Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08

The Aaronson f. c., one of the fastest
teams in South Philadelphia, will meet
the Leo Vincent A. c. tomorrow morning
on the formers grounds at Front and
Dickinson streets. The Aaronson aggre-
cation win present the following lineup:
Jack Weinman, Joseph Brown. Silky
Ostrow. John Delaney, Lew Tender,
Morris Tender, Benjamin Levy. Leon
Levy and Beebe. When the teams met
last Sunday Aaronson was the victor by
the score OF Q to /. Flrst-Class teams Of
fering reasonable guarantee address
Manager Samuel Aaronson, 1874 South
Sixth street.
The Kensngton Il. c. would like to
hear from first-class home teams willing
to pay n fair guarantee for Decoration
Day afternoon. Any team desiring this
attraction should communicate with j. n,
Gilbert, ESQ Webb street, or phone Ken
slngton S7i7, between Z and I:3D p. m.
Tho Fall Leaf Club of West Philadel-
phia would like to hear from all Is and
19-year-old teams having grounds and
offering fair guarantee. Address H.
Conway, 5749 Filbert street.
The Alpha Club of West Philadelphia Is
dcsirous of booking the balance of its
schedule with 19-20-year-old teams away
or at home. Write ]. Howard Povey,
5Oi5 Funston street
The Cramp A. A. travelled to North
Philadelphia A. A. grounds of the Phila-
delphia Suburban League at 9TH and
Bristol streets, and opened up with n
victory over the Suburban League team;
score to /. Sterling pitched air-tight
ball, tanning u North Philly men and
allowing but two hits. North Philltes' run
was scored on an overthrow by Mehafey
from first base. The game was very fast
and twice after Sterling hit two men and
walked Another he tightened up and
struck out the side, Tho Cramp team
has May 10 open and on May % will
travel to Delanco, May % Atlantic Rehn-
ing will be played. June Is open. Rock
dale will be met June Il on June -
Cramp will meet Melrose, Atlantic CITY
n. j., and July 10 a return game with Mt
NIoriah. Any Hrst-class teams such as
Stetson, Fairhlll, Disston. VictriN, New
man, Logan A. a. and Palmyra -Rlverton
can have this attraction by communicate
ing with Rad. NJ. Simons, VIM. Cramp "
Sons, both phones, from a. m. TO p
NJ, or after $50 p. m. call kensingtoh
1854 D.
The c. II. Wheeler, formerly of the
Industrial League, would like to hear
from all frst-class home teams in Penn
sylvania and New Jersey. 1t has Deco
ration Day (two games) open. ANY team
wishing this first-class attraction can
have same for a reasonable guarantee.
Address Thomas j, Callaghan, lSth
street and Lehlgh avenue
The Girard Reserves, a tlrst-Class, fully
uniformed travelling team, is desirous o.
arranging games for May 10, %, 81 IA. m.
and o. ND also dates in June, July and
August. Any first-class home team wish
ing this team as an attraction and pay
ing fair guarantee, write 10 IL.
Oetinger, 1000 North Randolph street.
At the opening game of Fairhill on Its
home grounds, ST. Anne's Professionals,
the pride of Port Richmond, easily do
feated the Fairhill A. A, by the score
of to l. Councilman King, of the 18th
Ward. threw the first ball toward the
home plate and opened the game OF the
season. After the promenade OF the
players and both managers of the teams
across the field to the fiag-pole, Jim
Feeney, manager ST. Anne's Professionals
and Manager McDermott, of the Fair
hin A. A., holsted the pennant, while the
hand played "Old Glory" The game was
viewed by many fans mostly composed of
the St AIMS rooters. The feature of the
game was the batting of McClafferty
and Hagan, and the pitching OF Hass
former twirler of the Fairhill. He held
his opponents down 10 six scratch hits,
ana famed the first seven men who faced
him. ST. AIMS would like to meet all
seml-professionals in Pennsylvania, New
Jersey. Delaware and Maryland. The
stenton, Potter A. A., VictriX C, c.,
Ciifton Heights, l. C, B. U. of Ardmore,
and other local teams paying a guarantee
also are wanted to be heard from Ad-
dress. James John Feeney, 2532 East
I I.ehigh avenue Keystone phone East
eS79 A.
Professionals TO a 10 score. Any semi
professional club wishing to book Arling-
ton for May 15 and offering a reasonable