Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-05
NATIVITY BOWS TO
NORTH PH|LL|ES, AZ
Haggerty's Athletes Succumb to
Curves Of David, Who Is Ably
Assisted by Teammates
PLAY AGAIN THIS EVENING

Before one Of the largest crowds Of
the season, the North Phillcs secured
revenge on Nativity at Fourth and
WingOhoCking streets last evening for
a previous defeat and won by the
score Of to .. Bob David was on the
hill and his pitching was superb and
the two runs scored were the result Of
an error with a double play in sight.
The same teams clash again this
evening on the Nativity grounds nt
Belgrade and Ontario streets, when
Ray Stcinader will oppose Tommy Car
rigan. Bob David was accorded won
derful support in last nights contest.
and catches by Dash and Mouradian
saved the game on two occasions.
Once in the fifth Mouradan made a
remarkable save and Dash did the
same thing in the seventh. The hitting
| Of Dash was also timely. while the
hurting of David was the best of the
| season.
The p. R. T. All-stars dropped their nr..
street and Allegheny avenue, but the game
was not decided until the last inning. The
trolieymen played bang-up ball. hut Win
| 'ersteln mad slightly the better OF the pitch
nS against Mason. Tonight the All-Stars
nave another hard opponent on their home
grounds, at Tenth and Butler streets, when
the% stack up against the Lincoln stars
Burke will in ali probability pitch for the
home team.
smith-Furbush was victim Of N. last
"hen he held the Industrials to two hits
Em% Trhi'rh hhrhtdesngrs won, TO !. ToRish smith
only played one Of It's last Ave schsduied
y h%T To ga T@mes "a all the rest having been halted
/ IlelsLer against the 0OWntOwnerS
Brldesburg travels 20 Twenty-six,h and
! Wharton streets and meets the FIelsher
warmers. The uptowners lost the last game
| 70 FRANK o Brien's proteGes on their home
! field about a month ago and are anxious to
secure revenge. Eddie Caskey has Tommy
volz al prmed for the fray and the down
Town rams Will witness fast game, Rlly
Mckenty, who has been unusually effective
against Bridesburg, will likely hurl for the
yarners.
Germantown Is back on Its own heId At
| CheIt.n averue and MAGNOLIA street and
posed Of the pick Of the Stenton Field club
Snd BcIheIn and all local Germantown boys.
NHwt ,t, Vt Black, Of S,senton. will pitch FOR the
AIl'Stars, while Bill Morgan. former Della
ware County League ace. will be on tho
/ null FOR the hcme combination. Consderab bic
! interest has been shown in the game, as
the players on the All-Stsrs are local boys
Jim Neville has st Carthng" a. the visit.
,ns attraction at Donovan-Armsuons a.
FiftE,elsh,h and Walnut streets The sd-
games so far, and all have been against the
| Leading teams IN the city and State
| Sweeney and Hertzler will be IN the points
| for the home team. while St. Carthage will
! probahlv Use Ruhe Chambers, rated as the
Dest left-handed semi-pro in this section
Up Tacony way this evening the fans will
| see real ball games again. The Dlss'on Pro-
| State road and Unruh street Tonight the
| Cuban Stare will be played. Rain Interfered
! With tho initial game with the House Of
| David on Tuesday. II Is expected that a
! Industrial conditions In the Vicinity have
greatly improved in the last few months.
| Tonight Hasselbacher will shoot en- over
recetl Ing tho benders. Other crack players
on the D!sston team are Elsesser. Gilen
Hayes. Castor. Wetdman and CIsery.
sharpIes. Of West Chester, paws ts first
visit % WINS Cake a. r. Broad s'reot and
club but the cakemRkers outbatted II
almost two 10 one week ago from last
Saturday right on is own ne.d rt n West
Chester. but lost put BY 10 2 tho locals
! occaslon Heevner and Mcconnell viii bo
the battery for WINS and Passon and Guest
| viii be In tho points for Sharples.
The South rhlIIy Hebrews, after being
!Gle Tor threo DAYS hsNo Logan 4. A. as
Ths Sphas will depend on Eddie Keenan, or
! "Lofty" Wnterste!n, VIII Joss Dando Will
kelly work shelly who has hurled in
| Tie followers Of the Sphas are st!ll talking
OF the hig crowd that was at Monday =
clash with tho House OF David and claim Il
wac the largest crowd that ever saw sand.
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