Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-29
WINS CAKE TEAM
BEATS SHANAHAN
Veteran Jake Heevner Pitches
Good Ball and Hits
Two Doubles
PLAY AGAIN THIS EVENING

The WINS Cake and Shanahan base
of three games on the lattcr's ground
at Forty eighth and Brown streets last
evening, and the cake makers won by
the score of to 3. The feature of the
contest was the wonderful twirling of
the veteran Jake Heevner and his hit
ting, along with that Of Center fielder
Flood.
Heevncr held the Shanahan sluggers
to six hits. while the delivery of Charlie
Clock was nckcd for thirteen. which
included pair Of doubles by I1eevncr
and three two baggcrs by Flood. Heev-
ner had perfect control, for when Shan
ahan rallied in the ninth and sent one
run across the plate they had three on
base and n hit meant the game. but
IIeevncr was at his best and ended the
game by tanning Third Baseman Roland
The same teams meet again this evening
Oh Wins field at Broad street and AL
legheny avenue. Another close game is
expected.
At Chelten avenue and Magnolia
street. Germantown meets Glensidc,
leaders of the Suburban League. The
Germs were to have played Nativity
last evening but the game was post
poned on account of rain. Manager
Bennis feels confident of a win tonight
with Furey on the pitching peak.
Dobson Meets Hatters
The Dobson ball team begins a busy
campaign this evening which will carry
them over the Fourth of July when they
entertain the StetsOn Hatmakers on the
home field at Thirty fifth and Queen
lane in twilight contest.
1t Is the first of a series of three.
The second will be played Mt Stetson
and the rubber on Dobson field if neces-
sary. Manager Calhoun will depend
on Lefty" Schofeld or Victor Kccne,
while the hatmakers will use Bariess
or COtter.
The Ivy Professionals are the attraC- :
ton at Haywood, Thirty first and
Dickinson streets. The downtowners
will have the veteran "Lcfty' McSOr-
ley on the pitching hill. Mac is fifty
two years of age, and. when not pitch
ing is holding down first base in great
style.
Stenton Field Club and Logan come
together at Eighteenth and Rockland
streets, and the home combination is
anxious to win in order to retrieve a
recent defeat sustained at the hands
of Stenton. Jack Karst will pick Liz
Powell or Black as his pitching choice,
while the Logan battery will be Dough-
crty and Kirkpatrick.
Bloomer Girls at r. X. T.
The Quaker City BlOomcr Girls, CON
sidered by many the best feminine team
on the diamond today, will be the at
traction at the p. II. r. field when
they play the Transit All Stars. The
female ball l-tossers during the last two
weeks have lowered the Colors of three
of the prominent city clubs.
They have a star pitcher in Midget"
Walsh and heavy hitter in Anne
Kniester, the "Babc Ruth" of the femi- =
mines.
Manager Zeller, of tho All Stars, will
use Pitcher Mason. who held Girard
Field Club to one hit in the seven in e
nings he pitched last Saturday.
Girard Field Club, with run of
three straight victories, journeys over
to Pencoyd Field at Ridge avenue and
Park drive to oppose the ironworkers
Manager Ogden has got together a
new combination, which has hit its
stride and is winning the majority of
Its games again.