Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-25
CLASS OF SHIPBUILDERS'
BASEBALL LEAGUE OPPOSE|
EACH OTHER AT chester
Many Games Are Scheduled in Little League This Af<
noon-Stetson Opposes Villanova-S & C.
Tackles Atlantic City P. r. r.

/, Smith 4 Page nine at the Y. b. c. ~.
! held at Broad and Bigler Thou13I
warming the cellar the Lewis BeAuIt
have been putting up a snappy arti611
Of baseball and Brumfield's wA1lp66oS
makers will have to show their sb6tt a
win. Rescue" Hing or Passon WIN
oppose Nevin. -
Becker, Smith 6 Page. of the Maku+
facturers' League, has some open dhk1o
for frst-class home teams. Manuf&tt111<
ers' League games are played extt4
Saturday. but no games are scheduie1
for holidays Manager Brumfieid would
| like to book up for all holiday and Sum
day dates with strictly frst-claes h0116
teams paying a good guarantees Such
teams as Melrose of Atlantic CITY,
| Wildwood, Ocean City, Bacharack
Giants. Cape May and Hammonton 4rs
preferred. Address, Paul @. Brtlmneld,
care of Becker. Smith & Page W&tet
street and Snyder. avenue. or phone ~
tween a. m. and p, m. Bell Diclgins
son 1870; Keystone Main 1883
The Petroleum League anticipates "a.
other successful season, and white TN.
draft has taken away many az IAN
years stars. the addition of promisina
youngsters has helped the personnel 81
the lineup to a certain extent Jo8
O'Holloran and Ed Kelly, well known III
semipro. ranks, have been added to th6>
umpire staff, and Jimmy Turner, who
played on Frank Poth's Chester club
last year. is managing the TexAco A.l<<
This team defeated Vacuum OH 1fs3
Saturday, Fl to /, and opposes Crep~
Lcvtck at the r. c. H. s. grounds thif
afternoon.
The Atlantic City baseball. team,
champions of the Philadelphia shds
Reading League, will be the attrackia7s=
at the strswbridge & Clothier nei1,
sixty-third and Walnut streets This
team, after winning the penriant In it,
league, met the best semiprofessiof1al
teams in Jersey, winning ifty-hve and
losing only four during the entire sea-
SON Manager Narr claims this year'fl
team Will be just as strong as 1917 HI
will use Ward or Bauer in the box and
Hyde or Mclaughlin behind the bat
Strawbridge & Clothier will work REED
or Pierson, with Lidgate doing the re-
ceiving.
The Nillanova College team. condhGrs
ors Of Camp Dix. will be the supers
attraction at the Stetson park. Fourth
and Berks streets. The Main Limo col:
lese boys have been going strong an
season and their victory over the aol.
diers' crack team was no fiuke. as thu
score of I to shows. The Same bait
terry that worked out that victory---
Jones and Marifino-will be in tho
points against the Hatmskers, while fot
Stetson, Corner and Ralston will en.i
. deavor to lower the colors of CoacH
| Charlie McGeehans boys,
The Westinghouse employees at ths'
Esstngton works, South Philad&lph1n-
have formed an interworks bAsetnlI
| league, consisting of FIVE teams repf8.
sentirg the different Departments n
the shops such as the pattern stora6e.
the maintenance, machine shop No. !
and machine shop No q etc Gamer
will be played regularly every Saturday,
while there will also be twilight Eaf1e1
during the week whenever possibls. 4'n<
| organization was completed by NC
! Cahan, one of the Office employees at me
! works. It is understood that the man
agement will present a cup to the win.
ming team at the end of the season.
At meeting held Thursday evenin1
| last. at which officers were elected. II waf
decided that the Mount Carmel club
would be represented on the diamond
this season Fans will recall that r.
former years this club was one Of thu
1 leaders in Philadelphia and vicinity
and met the best there were in semiI>re.
ranks. 8