Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
Stiely's Winning Streak Is Halted
EDDIE GERNER|S
GERMANTOWN STAR
Form er Cincinnati Hurler
Pitches Bennis' Club to Easy
Win Over Belfield
STIELY'S STREAK DENTED

Score first blood for Germantown In
the initial game with Belfeld for the
championship Of that locality. The rival
baseball teams met last night at Chel-
ten avenue and Magnolia streets. and
Germantown won in hollow fashion,
10 to I.
Eddie" Gcrner. former Cincinnati
hurler. was on the hill for "Dave"
Bennis' team. and he held his rivals
to five hits. Conroy was the only Bel
field player able TO connect with ed
dies battling shoots. and he was
credited with n pair of hits.
Carson was on the hill for Belfeld
and was c'Outcd good and plenty. Ger
ner himself led the attack with n trio
ct hits. and Dicmer, Fish, Hyde and
kochler all had two. Germantown had
being the eighth, when four batsmen
counted.
Tough on Stiely
After winning eleven in row.
Lefty" Stiely. Of Bridesburg. was
beaten out by the Fleisher Yarners in
the eighth inning at Richmond and
Orthodox streets. The series between
the rival clubs now stands ut three
apiece.
sticly had been going along and
breezinE the iarners off by the strike.
out route in great shape, having famed
ten. He also had allowed only two
hits. when the downtowners got busy.
sutton opened the inning by tanning
then Hockcnbury proceeded to hit one
safe. Rabngcr was hit by pitched
ball and Walker singled. loading the
sacks. 1t was here that McNcill spoiled
Stiely,s record, for he socked one Of
his offerings for dagger that
cleaned the sacks. Bridesburg hit Hook
enbury hard, getting ten bingles.
Phil Haggcrty's Nativity team trav-
cled TO Puritan's grounds at Second
and Clrarfield and handed the church.
men crushing 12-to-O defeat. Marty
Deyine pitched one of his best games
and held the Puritans to three hits.
LEVINE, White and Kramer contributed
home runs to the cause.
defeat last week on the Jerreymen's neld
at hs snS ',ors sprsc. Sos
me Tne series between the rival clubs nov
son was en- the hili for stonehurst and hell
his ns r., 1rEs sshov to 's TSsrsd hits sd
hurst was the best Of the season. ] .'' '''"s'
Jim Cvllin"n's Ardmore team trIumphed
%n as'es sS"s!ss %aser %n'F For,1 II.
seventh ss.s and sp,yYeS streets . e 8: Long
bss, samss; Troy Was hit hard. S nna nd in. s
s!"a.d in the tsh. ICurssn n,s BY the winners
Hatch. hit homer in the ninth with no
one on.
Shsr.sy Haryeg s;Enssed hi; advent
stree, street am and Allegheny avenue when the
Ss Vhs Wser AND 1anss d" ss
hill for .st. COLUMBIA and famed nine.
Notnsc%c a. had on its H:st batting toss and
sswed up The game il The second with nye
nth with two on was the feature. =" ''
Haywood Catholic Club and Columbia
championship Of the downtown sec tIon and
Haywood won again. this time BY the score
lead at tho end Of the third but 'RuntH
stafford then went up In the air and Kay,
Sod nS fS Sun and ,Srre e' in the a' s1'S essreS
and Mlllisin. with three hits apiece led in
the hitting.
Ono Of The largest crowds q the season
saw the Nerth ,l rh,s bow 70 HIass is.. to
teams, Tho game was played at Fourth
and WinRohOckng streets. Manager Reif-
snyder. OF the Phila. introduced Rslon.
new pitcher. who did we'll and whose work
would win any ordinary game. but he was
wild in the fourth and two passes followed
by a couple Of hits gave Hlldale three runs.
which proved more than enough to win.
Tho South Phiily, Hebssws eysned the
series with Stenton rie,a Cino AZ Ihir,;Isn,n r;n,n
over the Mount AIRY lads. to l. The win,
Of their opportunities They count.d twice
in the third whom kravit1 snd Landbers
and scored on Barol.s hit and added two
more In the sixth when Goldeiatt singled:
scored on Barols triple and later counted
on Chambers grounder to frst.