Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-25
Amateur Sports

The Cameron Field Club has re"
organized and will place first class
nine on the field this season. George
Anderson is again at the helm, and will
handle the arrangement of all games.
There is another club in the city under
the same name, but the original Came
ron +. c. can only be booked through
Anderson.
Cameron will tender big smoker in
honor of its club on the night of MAY
~ IN Moose Hall, and 1t promises to
be gala affair.
All first -class home mines wanting to
BOOK tlHs club. and willing to offer ren
sonable guarantees should communicate
with George II. Anderson. 1890 Girard
avenue.
The Iearsley Post. 231. V. F.. W.
desires games at home, Wayne Junction.
with first-class travelling teams. The
ciuD has been strengthened with the ad-
dition of AL Zilenzigcr and Dutch
Waldman. pitcher and catcher, re-
spectively. Teams desiring games should
phone Market 2595 in daytime and
Germantown G243 at night. or write
Berry Shriver, 500J Germantown ave-
hue.
fac Nom, n1r Hermon @ A. A., a nrst:class travel
i.sms paying reasonable suarantess. J f.
rasrhal =. @. has open dates during the
season &: frst-ciass travelling ninos. p. II.
'avanangh, Woodland S71.
p Ae hSms 10 hear Dins. frsm
Tt2mas Getz. 5129 Lawrence STREET.
Jinx u. G. would like to book games for
Saturday Saturday and SUNDAY away frsm home.
dcI,rgs , o, ,ricn & 5al Spruce street,
home mines Offering reasonable inducements' s
Tie Germantown I Traveiers @ s'rset; Is sn,,ou. 70
book Games with str,ety nrst-class teamY
SEinE suitable Undue ,mants. John Gallagher
win Mu'srrry sr,sor A. G. desires to book games
hhonr% horr, st9unds n Allen Galbraith. 47l5 Mul
iawiey 4. C.. a hrst-class travelling nine
Sas SaSs oEen dat,s J. NJ Maston. 1850 North
Merrill 4. i. has April 80 ercn for first.
Glass hnme cams Marty wolfson, 32Ia
u a fast third ba.emsn or outnelder would
TX !, ,I,o to connect with first club cffering fair
Hliaucenents; Hia ror,h BALL Player. COOS North
Kershaw Club has April 80 and 81 open for
% s1ms mas 2'efiHf r. | PSsSH SSIsnas asso Suaran-
standard Dental 4. A.. a irst-ciass iravel-
ing, Ing min" h would Ike to book games with
al West. Norris street. ''''''
hrst-cinss hrN basenan desires To find n
nvrth On some nrst-clEss homo or travelling
team. George Klinger oai North Thirteenth
street. ... "
Puritan Y. ". l.. has secured the field ~
Second and c!carf,eld streets and will play
nil lts h'ine games on that grounds. First
clnss trantlng nines wanting to book games
ADDRESS McNab, i22 Huntington street
Stewart club desires TO book games with
teams teams er-und the city Offering reasonable
g guarantees sor hrst-class attraction. W.
81. Eiizabeth's G. c. has secured the Ath-
letic Recreation Park as its home field On
string games at home or away should ad-
dress W. ]. Morris 1910 North Bucknell
street.
Richmond r. C.. n frst-cIasa travelling az
RreGation has opsn dGtea for teams pa wing
reasonable Inducements. Henry Stoldt 1914
West Philadelphia 4, G.. an eighteen.
twenty.year-Cld nine. wishes 70 book games
win clubs OF the samc age offering rea son-
able guarantees. Francis Louzon COOS
GrcenwRy avenue