Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
TWILIGHT GAMES
IN ALL SECTIONS
Heaviest Schedule Of Season
Confronts After-Dinner
Fans This Evening
ALL BIG TEAMS IN ACTION

Tuesday. the most popular Of the
weekdays for twilight baseball. finds the
usual heavy list of contests scheduled in
all sections of the city and each week
witnesses the addition of several teams
who are playing the after supper games.
The Goodfellows, composed Of commits.
sion men Of the Dock street markets,
arc back in the field, playing at Straw
bridge & Clothier's grounds at Sixty
third and Walnut streets.
Their opponents this evening will b.
the Indiana Professionals. rated as one
of the foremost travelling clubs. Indiana
will use its star battery ketzel and
Gracf. while the Goodfellows will rely
on Garrison or Gilbert, with Jones be-
hind the bat. This Is one Of the hard
est teams the commission players have
tackled and It will afford n really
worthy test of their ability.
The Haskell Indians, who were booked
to appear at the North Phillies field at
Fourth and Wingohocking streets last
evening. were unable to do so on &C.
count Of the rain. but will be on hand
tonight. Manager Reifsnyder has made
several changes in the lineup Of the
Pills. The Indians are all full blooded
and are credited with possessing cXcep-
tional ability as exponents of the ma
tional game.
Chester at Bridesburg
Uptown teams are all in a busy
mood Ed Caskey has Chester as the
attraction at Richmond and Orthodox
streets. Frank Miller has great ag-
grcgation and one which seeks the title
as State champions. but Rridesburg has
been able to score numerous wins at
their expense. and with its lineup at
its best the Burg expects to repeat. ms
Tommy Volz Is all set for duty on the
hill.
Over nt Nativity Dave Bennis and
his Germantown team meets the church.
men, Tho Germs apparently like to
trim the KenSington clubs, for they al.
ready have defeated Nativity and arc
two up on the Stetson hatmakers. Ben
mis- plans to use Fucri or Joe Norml~
on the HILL and Phil Eaggerty will
pitch Devine. Germantown wants a
crack at the latter. Ms the suburban
PLAYERS claim they will drive him from
the box.
George Bolden and his Hilldale cham
pions make another appearance at the
Stetson field, at Fourth and Berk>
streets. and the hatmaRers are ANXIOUS
To retrieve former defeat Phil
Cockrell will be on the mound for HILL
| dale. while Eddie Bariess and Marvel
will form the Stetson battery.
Royal Giants at Sphas
Downtown at Broad and Bigler the
Sphas meet tough customer in the
| Rrooklyn Royal Giants. Eddie Gottlict
| is all set except the pitcher, and Ed
knows he must be n good one TO get
awav with this assignment as the col
| ored tenn has announced that Hub.
hard will ascend the pitching peak as
its representative. The SphaS have 9
Lnbit Of trimming all the big ones nnC
| Losing TO the little fellows.
Logan A. A. is billed to make ar
ornoarance in West Philadelphia al
! Shsnnhan. at Forty eighth and Brown
streets James Bonner and his pals
have been in idlencss two successive
G"ys on account Of tho excess moisture
80 Inn will have little difficulty in pick
! ing a pitcher from his staf to oppose
! Iess Dando's cohorts,
The Industrial League Is even doinl
business, At Seventh and Orange ave.
nne Fox Motor, newcomer in league
mircios takes on the Supplec- BiddlC
hnrGwore combination. Biddlr expect.
iittIe trouble in annexing another wir
n.,tb Coe and Loan in the points. Elan,
ognn and Hughes will be the Fox bat.
| terry.