Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-29

ton has donated $50 for prizes and nine
trophies have also been awarded, three
TO the high guns in the three classes The
conditions call for eight events at q
total of $50 targets, and shooting will
start at 10 a. IN. A. J. Mcdowell will
have charge of the traps and Leonard
Clark will handle the office.
The Clearview Club. which rarely lets
a holiday slip by without holding some
kind Of an event intends to keep busy
Thursday at Darby. Secretary George
F. Peyre-Ferry announced that 100.
target card has been arranged to he shot
IN four events, with suitable prizes for
the high guns.
Red Cross Soccer
Tomorrow is National Association
Football League Red Cross Day at Clark's
grounds. East Newark. n. J. Picked
teams. one representing New Jersey and
the other New York and Pennsylvania,
will meet with the entire proceeds 60
ing to the Red Cross. Each Of the
clubs concerned will take care of the
travelling expenses of their players, so
there will not be any Of the proceeds
used for expenses.
The lineup Of the New Jersey team
follows: New Jersey--Goal. Ward.
Scottish American !, r. F.. G. Kelly. West
Hudson: L. F., G. Past. Scottish Amert-
can; r, H. B., Stark, West Hudson; c.
H. B.. Brett Jersey A. c.: L. H. B..
Smith, Babcock and Wilson; o r.. Gar
side. Paterson l. r., MAR, Babcock and
Wilson c. F., Meyers. Paterson: I. L..
Sweeney. Babcoclt and Wilson: O. L..
Brown, West Hudson.
Pennsylvania and New York will line
up this way: Goal Duncan. Bethle-
hem; r. F. Robertson; L. F.
rsy. Bethlehem; C H. B., Fisher, D!ss.
| .on L. H. B, Campbell. Bethlehem o.
r., O'Hallahan. New York F. c.; I. R..
| Koelsh. New York F. c.. I. L., Pepper.
Bethlehem O. L. Flemning, Bethlehem.
Quantico VS.. S. & C.
The marines Of Quantico. Va. owing
to the refusal Of the southern teams to
meet them. have come North for their
games, and on Memorial Day will meet
Strawbridge E. Clothier at Sixty-thrd
and Walnut streets The Marine Band.
from League Island, with a company OF
Jackies, will be present to meet the
Virginia boys. Yates or Pierson vii! be
in the box for Strawbridge & Clothier.
with Lidgate behind the bat.
Among.the luminaries OF the team are
Jack Miller at second base. who played
last year with the St. Louis Cardinals,
and has been known for years as one Of
the most consistent hitters Of the Ma.
| tional League. and Mig Clarke, formerly
of the Cleveland Maps, whose work be.
| hind the bat was a feature Of the play
| of that club. Besides Miller and Clarke.
the Quantico team boasts a number OF
other former major leaguers. In the
| box they have Red Ormsby, OF the Chi
cago Cubs Chicago Feds and St. Paul
American Association clubs: Mike Can't
we'll, formerly of the New York Yankees;
Singleton, of the Ohio State League. and
| Smith, a young pitcher whose work
among semipro clubs around Philade!-
phia brought him to the attention Of
Connie Mack.s Behind the bat besides
Clarke they have Corwin, whose work
with South Dakota earned him a wide.
spread college reputation. In the in.
field the Quantico team has Pasquarel!a,
who played first base for Villanova Col
lege and who won the game played last
year by the marine team against the
Philadelphia Athletics. batting out two
| home runs, double and a single against
Anderson's pitching At shortstop Is
Collier, Of the Texas League, and at
third base Russell, whose work with a
number Of Maryland teams is well
known in this vicinity. is competing
against GLADDEN.. of last years marine
team.