Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-29
Little League and
Semi-Pro Gossip
TIME tie for Industrial Ieopue

| TNIIE tie for Industrial League honors
l. continues and Fox Motor, Hohlfeld
| and Wins takerS are all on even terms
! for first place, each having been VIC
| tOriOus in every start. The league has
made all arrangements for the play
off of tho previous series and in case the
team should end this series in a triple
| deadlock it IS almost a certainty that
the games would be played as twilight
clashes.
Art Loom played it's first home clash
on SATURDAY and made Gabriel Mallon 5
Wins lads hustle to win. 1t was only
the wonderful pitching of Jake Heevner
that prevented the cakers from losing
the clash. Hohlfeld returned to form
and handed Supplee- Biddle trimming
by IL to .. The towelmakers touched
hits.
The big surprise Of the season was sprung
beoe WoscTn Tnon %nen cnS rs
| + c. Budd in eleven innings and De Frain
teams were tied for arst place and t~"Ts w"Ts
doG"at was almost out OF the question ''''
| attor the 4-to-l victory over &ativ!ty.
| Tommy Noz VAS the, big hero IN the
!
On Brldesburss he!d next saturday.
st. Michaers has all but won the pen
nan! In the North Phiiadelphia Church
ball from III? start They have a fast f"'SsSs team
and one which has been able 70 win the
teams which are played at Stenton F!s!dT'
Chew and Pleasant streets.
Local managers are Of the opinion that
| JeRs winters, the star hurler Of Norfolk
| Stars, IS about the best OF tho coiored huri.
! in banking the North phis for his 'steenIR
! shutout Of biz clubs
booking football games but that did not stop
his club from Tgnnl4s up foot6aLL SCoro
| totals at the end Of tho game were 10 to
o!eissneT and Mason were we're 62mberdGd for
| twelve runs In one inning.
Logan square walked of the field in a
| Pft"r Smith had taken the lead and the
game was called on account OF darkness,
he first hair Of the ninth. beaten II to T. i.
! wien tho store boys socked Jack Barrett &
curves for twenty-five hits.
| Lansdale and DoyIestown continue in a tie
| for the championship 9f the Montgomery
nut Hnj bunch neat trimming. 2l to !,
| ANA DOylostown took the champion SUIdcr-
| tons into camp. 10 u.
| ROckdale pushed Upland out Of the lead in
| the Delaware County League and II looks
| az II the LaRsdOwno club was about to
| win the second half honors. Jim Neville
| says 80 and no ought to know. Lansdowne !
team Is the Donovan-Armstrong Club, of
| this city.
Folsom jumped into first place In the In
| terbOrough League by win over Prospect
Park IN 'hs h. . best game game or the season. It
| p tCheTB' bGltle between Minnich and Miller
! the latter emerging the winner.
The Indiana Professionals. who scored an
easy win over the Forty-eishth Ward club
| last SATURDAY. are anxious to secure ganNs :
with some, Of the downtown clubs; including
| Flclsher. y. Il. II. a, and Jack Hines Old
| Timers, Manager Joe Mcman has shaken
up his club and tho charge seems 70 have
| worked to advantage. Owing TO Z. misunder ?
| standing with Camden city, the Professlonal =
have Labor Day open two games). For
! games. write TO Business Manager l.. Weiss
man. 1sss North Marshall street Phons