Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-13

The Girard Field Club, one of the fore
most travelling teams in the city, jour
neyed to Westvlle and defeated tho team
of that place by a score OF 8 to 5. O'Neill
pitched a steady game while Girard
knocked Green off the rubber In the Nth
inning. Tho batting and fielding of Marks
and kuehner featured. Manager Schaefer
has arranged the following schedule for
the early part of the season. May Is,
Roxborough May %, Bridcsburg; May %,
Atlantic City: May %, Stetson A. A;
May 81, open; June s. Amber; June II,
Mount Moriah; June 10, Moorestown;
June 26. South Bethlehem; July 3. Cape
May. Any semiprofessional teams desir
ing games offering reasonable induce
ments phone Market 1850 during the day,
or address A. Schaefer, 1909 North Fawn
street.
Loretta r. b. C. is without game for
May Is. This club Is capable of putting
up fast game, and any semiprofessional
team In Pennsylvania, New Jersey or Del
aware viii find II good attraction The
management desires to hear from such
teams as Delanco, Stetson Mount Morah,
Rockdale Overlook Heights, Logan A.
A., Disston Newman. NGelrose and Fair
hill Semiprofesslonal clubs desiring n
date, willing TO pay reasonable guarantee,
communicate with A. j. Miller 2003 East
Pacific street. or phone Frankford 1872 w.
The Indiana Boys Club Travelled to Ped
riCktown, n. j., and defeated the home
team in the opening game by close score
of to l. The game was the most inter-
esting played there for long time, and
the fast playing of the Philadelphia team
kept the large crowd in good humor. 1t
will be remembered that the Jersey team
only suffered one defeat last year and
the loss came as a great blow. Indiana
displayed lots of pep. and the team work
bewildered its opponents. Wheatman
tnh hIu hRIII hpI
his rivals to four hits and striking out IL
men. Immediately after the game the In
diana Boys Club was rebooked to appear
again I'm August. The business manager
wishes to announce that there are only a
few more open dates, including a few
holidays. for strictly semlprofessional
home teams paying a reasonable Euaran-
toe. For games, write to Joseph Mieman.
ZIG North 5th street
ANY team wishing good attraction
should not overlook the Richmond B. c., a
fast 17-1S-year -old team. having grounds
and paying full expenses. For all games
address ]. Mum, 3a East Thompson
street.
The Northeast. fast travelling team,
IT'S years, wants to meet all teams OF
its age and calibre Teams having home
grounds and paying fair guarantee
address Bob Ogden. 1902 II street.
The Sharon Hill Colts would like 70 ill
open dates with any second teams In
Philadelphia and vicinity. For particulars
write j. A, Bateman, 500 SAMSON street,
or Il. Verrel. Sharon Hill, Pa.
Carlyn Juniors. 15-16-year-old team.
would like to arrange games with home
teams for May % May 81, a. m. and p.
M; dates In June and July, playing for a
fair guarantee Address Joseph Bremser,
1928 East Hazard street.
Violet would like TO arrange games
with any 9-lO-year-old team in the city
or away, Valley Juniors, Fairmount,
Nirture and Kensington, 6th, are pre-
ferred. r. Helmer. 1909 Germantown ave-
nue..
The Homesburg Mems Association nine
would like to arrange games with fast,
frst-class amateur teams A game is
especially wanted for this Saturday,
away; also May 20. away, and May % at
home. Address A. c. Wagner, Welsh
road, Holmesburg, Pa. or phone Holiness
burg 1888 w.
A first-class catcher is after a position.
out-of-town club preferred, He has
played in the Delaware County League
and the Suburban League. Last season