Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
amateur Sports

The Tulpehocken "Reds" are making
q great showing in the present season
of basketball. To date the Reds
have been defeated but twice. Their
latest victory was scored over the
American Bridge Co., whom they de-
feated by the score Of "a to 81.
Zetterloff Stafford and Beatty have
played Il great game for the Reds all
year. Manager William kalbacher has
announced that he has few open dates
on his schedule for all first class home
teams in the vicinity. Teams paying
Reasonable guarantees are requested to
write to Mr.. Kalbacher, 44l4 Cleveland
avenue, or phone Wyoming 1915 j.
Bell.
quintet. is anxious to meet any team q is
SerE Stass IsGs PsS"s soash 1tF Hucnnson street
The Oregon A. A. .rawens oTnN nyTi aesiess res
Harmon 4. c. would like 20 book games
Thomas TrtH a, BsneSs. iS 2s7S Kensington @Senue:
The Y NJ II. 4. Jrs %esire ,ls,os s"mS1 n,bos With
home or away. Abe Godorow. 1855 North
f''ffs" The FRANKLIN PRINTING Co. five desires
ga mes with first clasa home teams. Frank
lin Printing Co. 5l4 LUDLOW street; .
to Tns sesedUe s Eames Win
old teams, having their own floors. J, Ma
Kensinston <. A.. u frst class travelling
quintet has Saturday. January 90. and a
few later dates open for Tea teams 9meTlnE iair
AnnunstoH e c. {ss TGg!4 !S2 2oiS tG
teams at home, Charles DotoE!o 1914 South
iei'Ss Post 27T. Arncricau Legion. desIres to ar.
range games with teams, IN or out OF town
having halls This team is composed OF
Lomb9rii,, tia south Eleventh street
Corley c. G., first and s"c9nd class trav-
F's"S is schSduic Sn%iii; T TFrsmE Quinn. iIoS %oIt
The The Postal Service ,nys. Of \. sneelien.hurs
teeu-slxt cen yea r-old teams having halls. Jo-
seph Presa tore, Postal Service Department.,
Theta Gamma Kappa. an interschola,tle
fraternity, would like 70 book games with
seventeen n-eighteem'yenr-o teGrns, Offering a
rea sonanle guarantee. John J. Hogan. 2d4S
Moth TwenY-thrd street.
! The basketball quintet o! the DTexel Ath-
tive having halls. Edward J. Stelnberu.
'-1 The . warwick, Jrs,. fobrteen.slxteon-
, ycNr-old rom'4r"ti"r has open dates II. Feb
TG%S yS f%r M rT H "sS SS ES "FSS SooksG 10 be be
| writing !. j, hauitlH"n, 1927 West Hunting
! Blackstone, Jrs.. would ~" 70 hear from
of age. It h4a a"Nrra; home dates open, g.
! Schwartz, l6i+ south Lawrence street.
The Almar \. {. a lrst.cIHss travelling
! quintet has q f"" on"n dRtcs and wish 10
, hear from teams oirerug Fair guarantees
! The Aimar, Jrs. u thrteon.i iourtren.Sear- r
/ ola I'VE also wants games. W Ryan, 1911
o'iHh Tie 'Winar \. {. hiss few .opon dates
on "Wednesday "vsninEs tor home Avcs, viii
rsc1sGan 1S No %ME' 4ls % $srm a:Tee, %['''''" :" l.
! The Marvin Is. C. would like 90 hear from
| aoors WIZ. Young i22i PernasroWe street e'
The Parkside club, u Wilmington. would
like to book fast tlrst-clHss team 10 play
SATURDAY January 22 at Wilmington Tor a
fGir s4HTaH1Sr "T' b to inSST WiSnSSsT IN care
! ing News, WiImington Del
| St Gregory i've would Ike to schedule
| contrstB with Arst,class tealng having halls
W Burt, l40t %orth F!tty-second street
! BelTr ont $3.50 after = UI
rnoII Travellers sGconGo;clo' IS team would
| "sIihcr in or about the city. Frank Y,
| Gruf an. 2029 North Eighth street.
| The NIcPtOwn Boys Club blurG, q second
or third class team desires TO arrange games
| with teams either at home or away In or
! out OF the city. G. Watson. s4i7 North
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