Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
BALL CLUBS WILL
PLAY FOR CHARITY.
Receipts Of Hohlfeld-D -Dobson
Game Tonight to Be Donated
to Samaritan Hospital
WARMERS MEET D0NOVANS

|
Twilight baseball fans will have an
opportunity to assist a worthy cause
this evening and at the same time wit
ness what is expected to be one Of the
most interesting contests on the days
schedule.
The Hohlfeld Manufacturing Com
pany's baseball team will meet the ].
4 j. Dobson aggregation at o o'clock,
the entire proceeds Of which will be
turned over to the Samaritan Hos
pital.
All expenses this evening will be
borne by the Hohlfeld company, whose
club, by the way, Is the first half cham.
pion of the Industrial Amateur Baseball
League. During the season a number
of players on this field have received
medical attention at the hospital, and
1t Is in this way that the Hohlfeld team
hopes to acknowledge the services.
| A large number Of tickets have been
distributed, the price Of which Is thirty
five cents each. and II is hoped that q
large crowd will turn out.
The regular line-ups of both mines
will be present at tonight's contest,
the mound by either Hoffman or Scho-
field
FIeisher VS.. Donovan. Armstrong
when the FIeis6er Yarners stack up
against Jim Neville's Donovan Arm
strong crew. The Yarners have been
going pretty fast lately, as have the
collegians, and this will be the only
chance that the West Philadelphia fans
will have to view them on the Fifty
eighth and Walnut streets lot.
| The Donovan Armstrong aggregation
was originally scheduled to take part in
a fracas with the =. X. I. All Stars on
the latter's grounds this evening, but
Mt the last moment Neville called the
game off SO as to give the people across
the river a chance to watch the famous
Sarners play.
Jim Cullen, the youngster who held
the Logan A. A. to three hits last FRI
day. probably will be sent to the hill
tonight. Dewey O'Bricn. manager of
the Yarners. was undecided as to whom
his pitcher would be. but 1t is thought
that either Hockenbury or Hill will toss
them over.
The Marshall r. Smith baseball team has
EreSsy St6 by the ,S.
| Phillies. TO cover the hot corner" Yap,
who is great fielder and runner. has been
\ with the Smith nine before. He played the
whole OF last season as a member OF the
team. and was great factor In the win
ming OF the Independent championship OF the
city from Bridesburg and Fleisher The
| third sacker will don a Smith uniform i'm
medistely and win be in the game against
Belfed this evening.
The Cuban Stars. OF Havana. after q sue
cessful tour through Connecticut and New
\ York, will again invade these parts. To-
| morrow evening the Cubans will cross bat =
with the Marshall f. Smith agsresatIon at
lowing day viii oppose the Toms River team.
| OF New Jersey. Friday and Saturday the
ss w 9i uSs e Sf's az Ne% ef,cy sf A'0aFy T%
ter Schlicter is booking the Cubans' games
and can be reached at 500 Summer street.
Phone Fibcrt 2O5I.
| OIney Post. of the American Legion. has
some OF the best PLAYERS IN town and is
avenue and Mascher street Games are
played on SATURDAY. afternoons and on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
The standing OF the clubs in. tho North
Philadelphia Church League follows:
g. f.D Ss.; "a ~ :rfs2ts &; Fsst: j sS5 sS5
Mennonite Mtis II .4Si 4SY e. E'& Baptist Il los
PhIllies last night winning by a ls-to;s
| score. Manager Caskey's proteEes certainly
| had their eyes on the old pill for they sOcked
1t with vengeance, waIlopinE out seven, cen
safeties and pounding three OF the North
tho attack with three hits. and also scored
| four tallies.
Eddie Gerner. former Cincinnati hurler.
! was the hero in Harrowgates S-to-I win
ysnus aver an6 Psrk GTive osrner drove out
single in the seventh inning. which brought
sse ns store Sm4 S6ys hsd rST
| lead going into this session, but Mackey. the
| sporting goods hurer. blew up and four
| runs were pushed over
Two former Penn state hnriers opposed
each other In the LansdalS;s; p II. a: game %
! iinger was on the mound for the up-Staters.
while Miller twirled for the downto,%ners: ,y
BY score OF TO /.
PR. T. AlI-stars and Nicetown engaged
| In a great battle at Tenth and Butler street 3
ana after seven innings neither team could
show any adyantege over the other and and
sfs sssa0SHfs SHtsr-sard g dsner made possible ii.
IN the sixth inning With man on base.
shanahan and St. Carthare also P;aysd
pISyed Sna ti'Ss good ball and ptchers battle was
stIxe ssisser having The advantage over the other
! LARGE crowds turned out to witness all
| the semi-pro games last night. The largest
| o; these most probably witnessed the Brides.
! burg-North Ph!liies game at Fourth and
! Wingohocklng streets. bit it was almost
eGualed by the jam which watched the
| Lanadale-S p. II. A. game at Broad and
BiBler streets.
| The cbampionship OF West Philadelphia Ia
the next miniature world series classic
| ~ tho city TO be decided, Shanahan and
| S,rawbriige & Clothler are the toams mixed
M in this little competition, The first game
| of this geres will be staged on the straw,
! bTideg Field. at Slxty-third and walnut
| streets Labor Day afternoon
rb. win Of Bridesburg over North Phillie,
Iast night marks It's second In two days Over
the Phiily team. 1t defeated the later u
tw,ive-Inning game at Bristol on SUNDAY
| Afternoon by a I-to-O score
tn. pitohIng Of Smith. a prominent star
a "A haldinE Of Kelly were the main feature
pthe game between the Arabs and the RoH
Tornuph Au-Stars when the former C6m'
out az the long end OF a SO score last night
large crowd witnessing the game. Th'
arabs would Ike to hSRr from the Parad!h'
+ e. and the Muskoka Pros Phone Rox
borough 1887 j.