Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-13
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he was with the Bethayres team of Mont
somery County, Address George Roberts
262j Myrtlewood street.
The Frankford Indians travelled to
Paulsboro. N. j., and lost hard-played
game to Paulsboro by the score to g.
Frankford would like to hear from all
teams in this class paying n fair guaran-
tee. Address Thomas Macarthur, 4345
Tackawanna street.
Billy Gray's Philadelphia Professionals
await to hear from good out-of-town
home club for two games May 81 IA. m.
and p. m). !. G.. Lancaster. Lebanon,
Coatesville, Columbia, Allentown, Ban
gor, Slatngton, Boyertown, Pottstown
etc. Sunday engagements also are being
booked Address William Gray. 22l9 Ger
mantown avenue.
The Alpha F. c.. OF FranGford. has
May Is open and would like to hear from
any flrst-class semipro club having
grounds and offering reasonable induce
ments Address Harry C. Fox. 1926 Girls
com street, Frankford Bell phone Frank
ford 1863, between and p. m.
The Marshall f, c.. which has changed
Its name to the Marshall 18th Ward Team
and has easily defeated such teams as
the Franklin 18th Ward, Gross A. c.,
Bethesda Res. Settlement and Crescent
- ~ ucSlltS W DOOh BdHlBS Win ll-lO-
year-old teams in or out OF Pennsylva-
mia. Teams having grounds and paying
halt expenses for 10 men are preferred.
sunday games also are booked. Address
NJ. Bremen, 9O7 Filbert street.
North Side Professionals, one of the
strongest travelling teams in PHILADELPHIA,
would like to hear from some good home
teams having May 10. 16, %. and 81 open
Tor two games away. Address John J.
HnnUAT
phone Bell KensIngton 1863 w.
Perklomen has a few open date. q y
81. June 5 and June 26, for first So
home clubs, Perkiomen has played such
teams as Berwyn. of the Main Line;
wayne, of the same league. 1t won from
WAYNE in one OF the fastest games played
at Wayne by n 80 score. The feature
Of the game was the pitching of Kinney.
Any club wishing this first-class at
traction, address j. A. Walls, 1898 West
Thompson street. or phone Poplar 25Ol.
Perkiomen also play weekday games.
The Dartmouth A. A. will again be
represented by strong first-class team
Dartmouth didn't have a team on the
diamond last year. Coulson. catcher
played for Philadelphia Motor Power:
Mccain for Vincome; Unger. Gardner
and Igoe played with Bryn Mawr on the
Main Line; Garrity played with the Hav-
erlord Club; Newman and Glocker with
Tribune: Elm and Panzullo with Spruce
A. c. This group of stars has signed
with the club. together with some noted
high school players, and will be strongly
represented on the diamond First-class
teams desiring this attraction address r.
j. Panzullo, 1916 Lancaster avenue. Phone
Preston 56Ol, between and s a. m.
The Lynnhaven Club. a first-class
travelling team. has May Is and 20 open
Tor all hrst-class teams having grounds
and paying fair guarantee. For games
address j. Dougherty, llo5 Latona street
The Crane Athletic Club, an organiza-
tion which has been represented on the
diamond by many sensational teams in
the eight years OF it's existence, will
again place a strong team in the field
Frank Quinn, who for many years has
managed and turned out topnotcheTs for
the Corley Catholic Club, will manage the
Crane Club this season, and he expects
TO establish new records with the Crane
Club Quinn is booking games for the
entire season and, as the club has decided
to travel, would like to hear from the
managers of such teams as Swedesboro.
Aberdeen, Cape May, Melrose, Atlantic
City, West Walnut Catholic Club. New
man Club, Gibbstown, Stetson, Camden
City, Potter or mines OF this class. Ad- |
dress inquiries to Frank Quinn, sos Jack
son street or phone Park $50. Poplar
$3.50,
The Fretz A. Q, would like to meet any
10 or lf-year-old uniformed team in the /
city or out OF town. Address James
Richards, 1888 North Warnoek street
Allen, Lane & Scott. first-class uni
formed travelling team. has a few more |
open dates during June. also May % and |
20, Would like to hear from Ascension |
c. c., Cheltenham. Colwyn, II. X. Null |
ford. Mcclure of Darby, Penndale, Oak
lyn, WoOdlynn. West CollingsWood or |
other teams Of this class. Teams wishing |
this attraction and giving a fair guar
antee, address u. MoDevltt, 1911 Glover
street, Filbert S2S4
The Athletic Association Of Scots
Church has organized a
baseball team for the coming |
season. The management is desirous OF |
booking games with all home teams, pre-
ferably schools and churches In Penn
sylyania. New Jersey and Delaware, for |
a reasonable guarantee. The team boasts |
Of many scholastic players. among whom |
are Viguers, Southern High schools 1915 |
football captain; Shaw. Altoona High; |
Leopold, Central High; Kelly. 81. Paul's; |
Scott. Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy, |
and others. Address all Correspondence /
10 Russell z. shaw, 1884 south Cleveland
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