Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-07
INDUSTRIAL MINES
FIGHT FOR PLACE
Manufacturers League Games
This Afternoon Will Bring
Leaders Together
BUDD VS.. TULPEH0CKEN
Todays Baseball Games
in the Little Leagues

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The leaders are in action in the Manu-
facturers' Baseball League this after
noon, and all sorts OF predictions have
been made as to the results of this
afternoons conflicts. The games this
season have been the closest in the or
ganization's history, aud never was
such interest shown by the various
teams and managers. At the monthly
meeting at the Hotel Bingham every
delegate-threc from each club and
twenty four in all-were in attendance.
This is the first time in the history of
the league that such a record has been
made. and President Paul Brumfield
says it is sign of the interest being
displayed
Stokes & Smith will travel to the
Bement grounds, and hard struggle is
expected. Bacho will endeavor to stop
the league leaders, and Ilearne, who
has been pitching good ball, aided by
Wetzeis. sensational hitting, will try
and keep Stokes 4 Smith on top in the
league standing. The G. II. Wheeler
nine, which is on even terms with
Stokes & Smith, will travel to Broad
and Bigler streets and cross bats with
the champion L. 6. I. outfit. Last
years champions have dropped two in
n row, but the team has been strength =
ened aud expects to hand Wheeler a
jolt. The other games on the schedule
are Miles Bemcnt Pond at Lewis, and
Franklin Printing Mt Olsen Machine.
The games In the Main Line League will
bring together Dun Co at Agtocar, Bill
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Merchant Ship. and who has recently Joined
caihouns, East Fai lis Dobson aggregation.
and Lansdowne U. A. A. pays at Narberth.
There Will be n few SURPRISES sprung in
| all probability in the MONTGOMERY County
clubs are playing those of the second sec
| tion, and a general shift in the standing is
some may jump into select company and
others may drop into second-divtsion berths,
Hess-Bright will endeayor to keep its slate
| clean In the Philadelphia Manufacturers
at the expense of Columbia Grafonola
The schedule In the Philadelphia Suburban
League SHOULD be productlvS ot some CLOSE
| ton In an endeayor to humble that zine. but
Liz" Powell is confident of holding the
Textile batters in check. Lindley meets
Glenslde and Overbrook opposes Philadelphia
and Reading.
strawbridge & CIothier has booked Ursinus
College as the attraction on the grounds al
Sixty second and Chestnut streets this after
MST th%s f9s hs opnon
they are strong enough to tackle tbs
stronger teams. The visitors will use theli
bat. while Strawbridge Clothier will dc
pend upon McKenty and lAdgate.
The Edward q. Budd star aggregation
opposes Tulpeh9Cken Reds on their homt
grounds at T%enty-ninth and CambEls th
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