Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22
Smith-Furbush h and Logan
Square Battle to a 3-3
Deadlock and BelfeId
! and DonoUan-Armstrong
Quit in Tenth, SIS
TONICHTS CONTESTS

THE feature games of last nights
4 twilight layout were pair of tie
battles in which Smith Furbush and
Logan Square quit at the end Of seven
sessions at 3-3 down Mt Twenty third
and Skunk streets, and a game up in
Germantown between Donovan Arm
strong and Belfcld. which was called
at the end Of the tenth at sail.
In the Logan Square contest. Smith
Furbush was in the lead at the start
OF the seventh, but the home team
staged rally. Barrett socked three
bagger, Swigler walked, Schultz, the
Smith -Furbush shortstop tried to catch
Swigler stealing second, but his aim was
bad. Two runners crossed the plate, and
then the umpire decided that It was too
dark for further play and the game was
called. Doug Sheffey was on the hill
for Smith Furbush and was opposed to
Ad Swigler. 1t was former Penn pitch
srs against each other and the battle
was even.
Donovan Armstrong decided at the
start of the ninth in the game at Bel
fields grounds to score a couple Of runs,
which they did. 1t looked as IL the ad-
vertisers were about to register another
victory when Kephart socked a homer
with one on and tied up the going.
Another inning was played, but 1t was
necessary to call the game. The teams
will meet again in the near future.
GALAXY Of Twilight Games
The twilight schedule this evening
from all appearances is the heaviest of
the season. Games are being played
here, there and everywhere. It makes
no difference where one lives. real
bang-up game can be seen. Nativity
back home from a trip upstate en-
counters Lansdale. which looks to have
County title. Mellinger will oppose
Tom Carrigan and the banner crowd Of
the season is expected by Phil Hag-
gerty.
West Philadelphia has several big
gsmes booked. Jim Bonner has the
North Phillies as the opponent of
Shanahan at Forty eighth and Brown
streets. Perry Reifsnyder will use Ray
Steinader and Bonner will pitch Walt
Mackin. who has won seven Of his last
eight starts.
At Fifty eighth and Walnut streets,
Donovan A rmstrong clashes with WINS
Cake and this promises to be one sweet
contest. Jim Neville, Of Donovan, will
pitch Dougherty. of Georgetown, and
the cake makers will depend on Heevner.
The advertising team has established an
enviable record, having lost only two
games played thus far.
Dave Dennis will in all probability
send Bobby Gibson to the pitching hill
against the Cubans when they clash
with Germantown at Chelten avenue
and Magnolia street. The reconstructed
Germantown lineup is the best gotten
he rrh
IN a previous game by the Gems and
are anxious to even up the score.
]. & J. Dobson return to theil
home grounds after a week Of travelin.
and meet the Logan A. A. Manage
Colhoun is confident his boys will ge
going after the loss of a few games anC
expects Mike Hoffman TO begin tht
winning streak tonight with Haig be-
hind the bat. Hulmes and Kirkpat-
lick will be the battery for Logan.
Eddie Lusk has one of the hardest
games of the season on tap for his
Fieisher club. Parkesburg Iron is the
attraction at Twenty sixth and Whar-
ton streets and the game will be hard
fought as both are fortified with a trio
of star hurlers.
Pennsylvania Giants nj Sphas
Manager Eddie Gottlieb has a last.
minute booking for the fans at Broad
ard Bigler. The Pennsylvania Giants
will oppose the South Philly Hebrew
aggregation. The Giants are managed
by George Victory. a well-known down
town manager, and a number OF the
players hail from that section.
They have just reached this city
after winning ten out Of twelve games
in New England. Prior to that time
they were successful in eighteen out Of
twenty six contests with Southern
clubs. They open their Western en-
sagement in Pittsburgh tomorrow. The
game was arranged at the last minute
as the Giants are only stopping owe,
here today.
At Broad street and Allegheny ave-
nue. the Hohlfeld hammockers will NEE,
the New York Bloomer Girls. Il
marks the first appearance Of tn,
Gotham maidens in this city.