Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-04
amateur Sports

Tho Jewish World nine. which was
the sensation Of last season in indo-
pendent ranks. has started plans for
the ensuing season. The Jewish boys
will have virtually the same line IN
rs created the great record last year.
All told the newspaper representa-
tives list only two games out Of thirty
three contests last season. Its first
defeat was at the hands Of the Forty
eighth ward club. This reverse came
after the Jewish boys had won twenty
six consecutive games, the highest con
secutivc winning streak Of any team
in the city.
The World boys are trying hard to ac.
quire suitable grounds to play their
home games. AS yet the team has not
been successful. and if IL is unable to
secure tho same the team will travel ms
it did last season.
First -claSS home mines wishing to
book this attraction should write to
Alexander Sweeney, 1907 South Buck
neil street.
The Nativity Travellers. who rsy the
preliminary games at Nativity Hall, have
ono of the best travelling teams in this 10
cnlity and have record Of tho season for
Seven Of these have been away from home,
Manager william Sands haa a fcw orcn
william Sands, Nativity c. C.. rolgrndc
street and Allegheny avenue.
teen'Hsar-old ,rine on the diamond again nj q
year. Marty Wolfson and Iccason will handir
the reigns Of the team, He is ready to hool
IsaaCson, 3oiO Bcrks street.
The managers Of the Hancock and Post 90
leans aire, requested to get in touch with
son basketball Hvc. Of Wilmington.
Sherwood u. G.. furmerly the Hlackstorc
Juniors, has rc3rE9nIzed ita baseball ,nlne
httccn-ycar-old toams. Sam schwartz. 1Gii
South Lawrence street.
Someryillc Giants. Will start tho second
year Of baseball with many now faces In iia
lineup T. would like to hear FROM 0rst-
las Giass ninGa either iT Or out Of tn" city.
ninc, desires to book gam"s win thirI-cinaa
~, NyIs r6, i%r zane" durtng thC coming season
The Warwick Juniors. y fourtron.sixtoon-
ycar.old i've, has SATURDAY, March q. opcn
69r ,r93yeling hyCe Of ia ago. |. Kaufman,
3l21 West Huntington street
The Sorth Prrsby trrian live desires TO hcai.
from all the nrsl-clnss quntcts especially
s.. Mchaol,s. Thomas }. Eynon, 3oa5 North
lorraine .; E. has s'ari:I prGra,a,lon;
tutor tn" team until tho Tlelshor Yarn ulno
opens its season Lorraine would like to
book games with sixteen -oiEhtocn-y"nr old
Weldon iso7 North 2"T T@rnvaf,h "Nff s,r"ct STfs
Blue Bcll \. A.. n sccord.cass travelling
team, desires 10 book games with teams pay
irg fair Inducements. Rene Frittscrlrr,
Cleveland Juniors. q fourtccn.SXtoon-y year
old live. has March s, 10 and - opcn Tor
teams having halls and paying reasonable
guarantees NJ. Galran G24 North Second
street.
4 sPmipro baseball player Is deqirous Of
obtaining a position with firm that has
fast ball club. Il. A. Putnam, 1908 Thomp-
son street.
Mohr's hn-Stnrs fret. class travelling
ha seball nin". desires to hear from teams Of
the same. calihcr offering reasonable guar.
antPoa II. MOhr. 21Oi Emerald street.
The Suburban Boys' Club recently won
tho riGht 20 claim the junior basketball
chamrtonship OF the city when it defeated
the First Dutch Juniors ~ to f..
kcnsington 4. A., a hrsu-class travelling
I've has open datds in tho latter par, Of
March FOR teams Offering reasonabl" in.
ducemcnts. J. H. DAliIey, 10 Belgrade
street.
Keystone Klub would like to schedule con-
tcstS with hrst-Clase teams having grounds.
p Nick one. 4i2G North Nineteenth strc"t.
The Kibhy club. a newly organized semi
pro team, desires TO hear from teams hHving
grounds and paying fair Guaranteos. S.
Steinters. 1921 West Bcrks street