Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
FLE|SHER YARNERS
OPPOSE BR|DESBURG
Sectional Baseball Rivals Clash
on Uptown Diamond in Twi-
light Tilt Tonight
I4ILLDALE VS.. NORTH PILLS

The Flcisher yarners continue their
schedule with the opponents for city
honors this evening when the down
towncrs meet their friendly enemies,
Hridesburg, at the latter's field at Ricn L.
mond and Orthodox streets.
Rlly Whitman's crew has the edge
on lefty Nolan's aggregation in the
seriy PLAYED to date, and in the last
clasl Mt Twenty sixth and Reed streets
hnnkd the ynrners reverse.
Ray kepner. with dozen straight
row. are available for mound duty for
Bridesburg. and It will be either OF
these against Meehan or Gricshaber.
Only one big game Is on the card for
downtown fans. 1t is ut Thirteenth and
Johnson streets, where the South Philly
Hebrews mingle with StentOn Field
Club. The Sphas have regained their
winning stride and handed Hilldale an =
other reverse yesterday. Stenton has
played the dOwntOwners once before and
won. @ to 4, but the Sphas expect a
different result with Lefty Vann op-
posed to Liz" Powell.
All teams count the biggest" game
of he season when IIilldnle plays. and
Su'H VIII ne tHe cise uC TOuTtn anu
Wingohocking streets. where the North
Phillics take on Ed Boldcn's boys from
Darby. 1t Is the first time these teams
have come together and North Philly
fans will be ont in force. Hilldale also
plays its usual Thursday engagement Mt
home at p. NJ. with J. & J. Dobson.
Stonehurst Seeks Revenge
Plenty of games are on tap for West
Philly fans. StoAehurst followers have
Riverside as the visiting attraction. The
Jcrseymen trimmed Mace Ryan's COM
bination l to o on Sunday. and 1t is
M to Stonchurst to come through or
have it's record of not having lost a
series to any club shattered. The game
will be played ut Fifty eighth and Wal
nut streets.
Johnnie Castle and his Shnnahan
athletes are the opponents Of Lit Broth
ers at Fifty fourth and Elmwood ave-
nuc. The store boys have played i'm.
proved ball the past while and close
contest should result. Chester. which
defeated Lit Brothers 3 to . on Tues
day. will oppose Philadelphia Terminal
at Forty eighth and Walnut streets.
Hatch Motor, which has just finished
a series of three sensational contests
with Kensington. takes on Ardmore at
J. ty-SeVpntn ana spruce StreCtS. i HIS
is renewal of The recent series when
the motorists and Main Liners engaged
in several heavy scoring tussles. Hatch
is one of the scrappiest teams in the
city and never stops fighting, no mat
ter how many runs in the rear.
Bartram at Smith
The Marshall +. Smith nine, after
its sensational victory over the Glen
side. suburban champions. plays again
on the hone field. at Tenth and Butler
streets. with Bartram Park 1t is the
first time the teams have met. Reed
will in all likelihood pitch for Smith.
Two teams that claim the downtown
championship come together when Kay
wood Catholic Club and COLUMBIA Cath
olic Club minsle on the formers dia-
mond at Thirty first and Dickinson
streets. Considerable interest is evinced
by the fans, as the clubs are great
rivals.
st. COLUMBIA again is in the field
and rcnews its activities as home
combination at Twenty fifth and ALLIE
gheny avenue with Minnewa. Charlie
Harvey. n high light of sen.i pro ball
for score of years. is in charge. AS
he brought out most of the players and
is popular, he should have no trouble
in making success of team that
proved failure up to date.