Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-31

The Rittenhouse Square Is desirous of
completing its schedule and would like
to hear from teams to which they have
written. Any team Offering a reasonable
guarantee and wishing to book this at
traction communicate with j. y. Schmid-
lin, Jr, 3l6 South Smcdley street.
Tho South Philadelphia stars would like
to meet semi-professional teams away
from home, offering Il liberal guarantee.
Games on Saturday and Sunday after
Moons are preferred Any team wishing
t. accept the South Philadelphia's chal-
lenge, communicate with Manager II. l..
Serody, 1i0 North Delaware avenue
a hrst-class catcher is open for engage
ment with any semi-profcssional team In
New Jersey or Pennsylvania. Address
Ballplayer, . Strawberry street, Philadel-
phia.
The Philadelphia Boys Club would like
to meet any 13-l4-year-old team In or out
of town. willing to pay half expenses for
10 men. 1t is opening the season with
crack team. The players are as follows:
Catcher. Wiger pitcher, William Butcka;
first base, Daniel Mcdonald; second base.
John Smith; shortstop, William Magl;
third base, a. Burke; outfelders, George
King, Edward Mcdonald, John Cullen
and ID. O. Leary. Tom Cullen Is mascot.
1t would like to play Saturday and Sun
day games. Address John Smith, no
SOulH 'FRONT.' street.
The Brooklyn Boys Club. fast 10
year-old team. would like to arrange
games. The lineup follows: Luttrell
third base; James, second base; Wills,
shortstop; Mcguire, first base; V. Trout.
pitcher; Mccarthy, catcher; Snyder, left
field; l.. Trout centre field; Doyle, right
field. For games, address Daniel McCar-
thy 42ll Haverford avenue.
Sherwood defeated the fast travelling
Wissahlckon Club by the score of 13 to /.
Ealsins and Weiss shared twirlIng honors
in holding Wissahickon to three singles
while Chick Killian and Captain Sigget
got seven of the teams IL hits between
them. Klllian drove out three singles and
a triple, while Slgget hammered out two
singles and a double. Next Saturday
Sherwood meets the North End Club at
Sherwood Field, 59th street and Whitby
avenue. Manager Wyatt would like to
book few games away and would like
10 hear from Aberdeen Newman a. c.,
VictriX, Mt. Moriah, Meadowbrook and
other first class teams willing to pay
reasonable guarantee. Address l.. w.
Wyatt, 1874 North Robinson street Key
stone phone, West 1868 D.
The SAMSON B. c. defeated the West
Philadelphia A. A, by the score of 1911
In l3 innings, SAMSON has not been de-
feated this year. Any 17-l9-year-old uni
formed team wishing games away or
home at half expenses for 10 men. write
William Land, 1898 Arch street
Nepaul A. c. has June 26. July TO- II
and 81 open for such teams as Incarna-
tion, Shaw f. C.. Kensington Cong A. a.
and other strictly tirst-class home teams
offering fair guarantee. Il. Liebert, S547
Jasper street.
The Albro A. A., one of Philadelphla's
foremost travelling teams, is fast filling
it's schedule for the season and still has
few open dates. on May 81 Albro will
line up against the Stenton A. \. at
Stenton ball park and a good game is
expected. All tirst-class teams wishing
this attraction and paying n reasonable
guarantee, address =. j. Donaghy, 627
West Clearheld street, or call Bell, Ken
sington 7sO all day, or TioGa GG26, to 5
p. m.
Manager Nolan, of the Ascension ALI
Stars team, is hot after Sunday games