Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

| mond street, or Herman Ordeman, 273i
East Lehigh avenue, Philadelphia.
The Sparrows B. B. c., a travelling
team, would like to arrange games with
! teams in New Jersey, Delaware and
! Pennsylvania, offering fair inducements.
Sunday and holiday games preferred,
Address A. o. Stroff, $40 Poplar street.
The Young Ascension Juniors, a fast
| uniformed team, Il to IA years old, would
like to arrange games every Saturday and
Fourth of July Address Francis Dach-
erty, 9i2 Fast Ontario street.
The Hanlon A. C. would like to hear
from Wheatsheaf. Oaklyn, Dunn f. C. or
any lS-to-20-yea uniformed team that
VIII pay n fair guarantee. Address Fred
Gillen, SO52 Cedar street.
The Glory a. c. would like to hear from
all tirst-class home teams, such as West
End Shanahan, Aberdeen and Chesman.
Address William Grundahl, 435 North Con-
estoga street
Joe Baily outfielder on the East Spruce,
has resigned as a member of that team.
The cause is said TO be shortage in finan-
cial compensation for his valuable serv-
ices.
The East Spruce Professionals have
April II and "a open on their schedule.
and would like to arrange games with
any hrst-class in or out-of-town teams
paying u suitable guarantee. Address
Harry A. O'Brien, 219 Spruce street.
The Temple A. c. team. of West PhiIa-
delphia, a fast 1s-20-year-old team. is de-
sirous of arranging games with clubs
willing to pay reasonable guarantee
Write to Harold lockwood, 5lls West
minister avenue, West Philadelphia.
The Carlisle A. C. would like to hear
from first-class teams playing Sunday
baseball and offering a reasonable guar
antee. The club will be exceptionally
strong this year, having secured the SER
vices of Boppell, Miller and oNeill, the
former Harrisburg Tristate League ball
players. Address ]. T. Gaynor, 2483 North
sydenham street, Philadelphia.
The ]. ]. Riley A. c.. a 16-l7-year-old
aggregation, wishes to arrange games
with clubs of corresponding age. Ad-
dress ]. A. Kondasch, 623 Titan street.
Philadelphia.
The West Philadelphia A. C. would like to
hear from l7-ls-year-old teams, home or
away, such as Chesmar, wildwood. Mel
rose and any other team offering a rea-
sonable guarantee. West Philadelphia
easily defeated the Woodland club of
West Philadelphia. All clubs desiring this
attraction write to Charles Brown. $3.50
Walton avenue.
The violet A. C. would like TO arrange
games with all s-1o-year-old teams hav-
ing grounds and paying half expenses.
Would like TO hear from such teams as
Hayes O. c.. Juniper Juniors, East Logan
Juniors, Daisy Cadets, Swain Juniors.
Reliance Juniors or any other teams OF
the above ealibre. Address Richard We'll
mer, 1909 Germantown avenue.
The c. II. Wheeler has May 20 and
Decoration Day 0wo games) open for any
nrst-class team in Pennsylvania or New
Jersey wishing this attraction.
The Day Field Club has a few open
dates. IL would like TO book games with
first class home teams. Day has already
won two games, having defeated Melrose.
of Atlantic City, and the Tacony team
Would especially like to hear from such
seams as Logan, Potter Atlantic Refining.
H. O. l., Roxborough, Stetson, Newman,
Aberdeen, Point Breeze, or any other
fast home team playing Saturday. sun
day or mid-wesk games. Offering good
Inducements. Fer games. address John
II. Campbell, COS =s2eEent street