Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-14
montgomery CO. Z.
CLUBS STILL TIED.
Three Teams Continue to Share
First PIace-Stenton Tops
Suburban Clubs

The triple tie for first place in the
Montgomery County Baseball League
remains unbroken, as the three first di-.
vision or rather first place clubs all
were successful in their regular Satur-
day games. The best battle was staged
at Lansdale when the home club sue
cumbed to Amber, 4 to- /.
Lansdale really deserved better fate.
as doc" Laftte, the former Detroit
hurler, was in fine fettle and pitched
equally as well as his opponent, Pep"
Hartline. Four errors on the part of
the home team, coming at critical
time, cost Bafitte the verdict. 1t marked
the fifth defeat for the Lansdale club.
The souderton champions fattened
their batting averages at the expense
of Walter Eddows, of Chestnut Hill.
and had little difficulty in winning,
8 to 1. All told, the winners compiled
sixteen hits, Kohler leading with
single, double and a triple. Doyles-
town blanked Fort Washington to. o,
Courtney allowing HetzelPs outfit but
two hits.
r, Curt. drorped another close affair in the
Gy the extra iSorS III
the tS Curtis ru ans rrounds. Hstsoro srabbed the
Ss p.SG SG'h ss ssff%s % and S0sy ~nSSs SRss
wis' ol s1ySSs tS sysn Esss' '~es.d 81 ssifa
eudns trio Of ea!pss sIT' wSs stenton Kept
s slate clean with 2 os decisSf sssS eyer I've
Of the. losing assreEation. while. his team;
mates backed him UP In errorless FASHION and
Joe FGsafty and his sHsy ns eroh
aHa Saiesppsss ssa opposen %
;vmothsred SonsoeYm 10 Sun Sr.i ship ,Im. %s.
IN a %eiI.played affsIr. the shipmen being eis
%Sssten ms5ksd the ,ss r's ADDED T ns% tGE
material to ahnse his Club ana promises to make
the others hustle from now on.
It required, eleven frames for MortUn' Merton
he game won bu. allowed the Visitors f. tie
sef seoFS erfor win
messed Sys
PaCkey was in rare form and allowed ou'
Ave hits.
.Niies-Crane and Bcment-Miles still boast
Of perfect states in the Manufacturers
as1s and Il as 4 the same s
One Of the bes, games Of the season ws'
played on Saturday when Niles met u y:
The Gasnen were defeated, 4 to !, In a pitch
ers' battle between Detrich ana unk
Brennan. each hurler allowing but four hits
Walter Nevin- resumed pitching Tor j. J.
OF the season for the Paintmakers but IN
best he could do was to lose to naval AIT All,
craft. 3 to I. in ten innings Bement wof
from Norris-Wheeler. 10 to l.
Stokes d Smith. Johns -Manville and Hoopel
e. Townsend continue to remain on ever
terms for the pinnacle position in the Phila
delphia Manufacturers League One of TN
features OF Saturdays games was the stoke,
tied at twelve apiece at the end OF the resI
lar nine innings Stokes went IN and mad'
as many more in the tenth. gaining the de
cision by 2i-12.
In the Industrial Amateur L-asre 1.uptol
came together. and the Allegheny aNenu
lads scored a notable 40 triumph over the
rivals, and now hold the topmost rung un
disputed. and from present appearances WI
vin the pennant. Lefty winterstein va
In rare form and yielded but four hits Will
field enjoyed picnic at the expense o
North American Lace. 1870. and Hess-Brish
won from Bromley. 10-2.
j. & j. Dobson locked horns with Marietta
and the East Falls fans witnessed the bes
clash Of the season. the home team commit
out on top by 2 to 0. The winners scoret
their talles in the NTH. when they bunche'
a single. sacrifice. double and triple