Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-23
York Baseball Stars Held to
-Four Hits by North
Philly Hwler Play at
Bridesburg Tonight
M. E. SMITH At HOME

uniform of the North Phillies, turned
in his best performance of the season
last night when he defeated the strong
American Chain Club. of York, Pa,
TO I. Steinader should have been
credited with shutout, but Ratner' 8
second error in the ninth with two down
allowed the Accos to tally their only
counter.
Steinader yielded but four hits during
the nine innings he was on the NIL, anu
there was not a good solid swat In the
lot, The North Phillies only made hve
hits off Fedder, but were fortunate IN
punching their bingles, three coming IN
the eighth, when they made as many
runs. -.
The home team registered the initiai
tollv in Tho second. Hallman doubled:
was sacrificed to third by Kelly a ana
scored on Spohrer's sacrifice ny: 1neS
added three more in the eighth: Sp9nrer
opened with a single. Steinader hit TO
the second baseman. who muneu W. .no
throw and both runners were sade. on;ng
sacrificed. Mouradian singled. sSoIe Vas
Spohrer. and Dash's hit couhteu i"p
and Mouradian,
This evening the North Phillies jour
ney to Bridesburg, and another pItcnr,ns pTesrass
duel is expected, as Manager, nainst Smr
will use Victor Keen on the NIL asa.nh, sarth
Rob David. Bridesburg, Ike tne ;no MGrsn
Phils, was also winner i"s, oS and
nosing out the Sphas ut brTuH % n on'
nnsed Walter Kohler, and the uptowner
bod tbe hetter of the clash, aided py 'he
timely hitting of Wary Butts.
tn, spha., by the way: meet s,rdstS AmeridSsis tSis
chain AZ Erosa and 5stITI 5e!sitIIeb s'fsfi %ili have
RnSe chambers 70 pitch FER the
ptchins ara many fHrs rsss, TsTs Esnder polish
them of %th such 1SI fasS h%So iSss several other
game.
Harrowsute gained a notable victor, ,0n at
the e1psHsc and J. DG D9oIen Park at dri%s.
snins isn% and FSTT'' Friday vent in ,ss Snd
Jack Hines Old Timers also were REL IN me inc
Fiefsscr ysFneEs thirteenth and JCsnsSn sSsss,
s5eef m Tss Ess,sSt 8d whs TRsrss St, w
%sss rsd fh'aSlpnts ana
LOGAN Square and hosSn icot A. A; bottled Tst,Si
eighth and Brown streets. Jack Brrssd BarreMd
tie, Tonight at the same sround Logan
Square opposes Donovan-Armstrong.
Belae,d. Of Germantown. will be the at;
traction at Fox Motor. Seventh street anu
Grange .avonue The motorists possess one one
and have every chance OF copping the pen.
rant in the final series. Aside from league
the loading teams and expect 70 ada ano,her
the list syea as s asSr's or us VIII
Two Of the best lcft-handers in tho city
clash at Second street and Erie avenue when
Sr'Aa sstc The f. .,oro %a Boys s0i' VIII DEPEND on s
EGds Ge4Ser S MI d h% FOR r%Rs
opening the Smith grounds Msnager Car.
G' cp sans have Won FIVE
played. Last week elght were scheduled,
6H the st With ,sS @ ola ,o Timers In b.y ws' mot
and 'y Brown % streets tomorrow evening; are at
oppSss Rae so
home on Friday; meet Logan Square at SEQ.
nI then Jump jump to baltimore for double: header
total OF eight more for the week.
It begins to look as II Tacony fans will
have q renl ball club before the season
closes. Dsston Professionals were a trihs
slow in getting started. but arc now under
way and beginning to NOV down the top
notchers. On Sunday :hc Taconyites trav-
eled to Shenandoah and trimmed the up
stnters with an all;star lineup. which in
State road and unruh Disston takes on
Spring Clty-Roycrsford Forbes or Schellinger
%h wili 40 the p:tchnE @ for tho home team On
Spring City. Is at home on Friday with
Bridesburg and travels to West Chester to
tackle sharpless in return contest on
Saturday.