The Penn's Grove record., 1919-07-25
Baseball League

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Results of Last Weeks Games
All league games postponed-rain.
All Stars, 6; Arlington, 8.
Schedule For The Coming Week
July 28-Chemical VS.. Mechanical.
July 29-Engineering VS.. Operating.
July 30-All Stars VS.. Palmyra
Riverton Cat Penns Grove).
July 31-Chemical VS.. Operating.
August Mechanical VS.. Engin-
eering.
Now that this ST. Swithin "stuph"
has ceased to fall we hope to enjoy a
little of the king of sports again.
During the past week all league games
were called off while old st. Swithin
staged his act, but the All Stars put
n w on the old boy by slipping up
to Arlington and taking a fall out of
their talent 6 to 3 while the old saint
was getting his breath for a new start.
Our boys report a fast collection of
ball players performing for the Ar
lington Works. Spectators state that
it was only by the fastest kind of play
ing that we managed to nose them out
in the last inning. Goslin and Ogden
shared the pitching burden for Mana
ger Brahe's hired hands and both did
very creditable work. All three runs
were scored off Goslin in the first four
innings, but Goslin was slated to pitch
again during the week for the Mechan-
les and was taking life as easy as pos
sible. During the last five inning Og-
den held the enemy scoreless. With
the score tied at three all in the ninth,
Kille led off with a single and swiped
second. Ogden popped up a weak fly
to the infield, after which Goosetree
singled, scoring Kille with what prov
ed to be the winning run. Clauser
came next. He promptly inserted a
double into his batting average, put
ting Goose on third. Then came our
old pal Dory, who deliberately laid the
ball down in front of the plate, per-
hitting Goosetree, who had taken an
early start off third, to walk in with
the second run of the inning. While
the enemy was throwing Dory out at
first this Clauser person completed the
double squeeze in perfect style by
sliding over the plate for the third
run. Arlington went out in order In
their half.
Work has been started On the new
grand stand to be erected alongside
of the present one at the Dye WORKS
Athletic field. When completed the
seating capacity will be doubled. This
will, no doubt, be a relief to many OF
those who have been unable to find a
comfortable seat after the start OF the
games. 1t is hoped to have the new
stand completed by the early part OF
next week, and, certainly, for All Star
game to be staged Wednesday .
In the future a fee of twenty-five
cents will be charged all male occu,
pants of the grand stand, ladies and
ACCOMPANYING children being admitted
free. Arrangements are being made
to have cushions for those who want
them and are willing to pay ten cents
extra. These fees will be collected at
All Star games only. No charge Will
be made at any league game.
Manager Brahe, of the All Stars has
been busy during st. Swithin's term
of office gathering up entertainment!
for the fans and hard work for the AL
Stars. To date the following teams
have been booked:
At Penns Grove
July 3O-Palmyra-Riverton
August 6-Merchant Ship.
August Darlington.
August 20-Kline Chocolate.
Away
August 2-Repauno.
September 10-Kline Chocolate.
We surmise that the All-Stars Will
have a hard row to hoe when they
start through this schedule. The fans
night be interested to know that the
Merchant Ship team is managed by
Earl Mack, son of Connie Mack, now
managing the Athletics. Earl CLAIMS
that his team is far above last place
in his league.