Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-14
Some Fine Performances
Mark Heaviest Schedule
Of the Summer Season to
Date
ATTENDANCE JUMPS
uv WILLIAM 8, DALLAS


THE twilight season is In full blast.
This was proved last night by the
rumber of games played. They were
decided in all sections of the city and
rh,,c the attendance at the contests
during May was below expectations.
tbe fans are beginning to turn out in
,reat numbers and capacity crowds
rere at all the. contests last night.
Bridesburg scored one Of its most
,otable victories when the uptowners
turned back the South Phils at Rich.
mond and Orthodox streets, 3 to 1.
Gene Costello was on the hill for
p;lly whitman and held the down.
tcwners TO seven hits. Their only run
come in the sixth when Pasquerella
doubled and Eddie Gerner singled.
Charlie Hanford made one OF the
longest hits ever seen at Bridesburg
and yet 1t only yielded two bases rs 1t
went way out in the cornheld. Cos
tclo was in form and proved this IN the
first innings when he retired the side
after getting the bases loaded and no
one out.
The Fleisher yarners played at Twen.
tr.sixth and Reed streets and secured
revenge on the Philadelphia Terminal
Tor A defeat sustained the previous eve
ming and the final count was to IN
favor of Tom Walkers aggregation. but
tho victory was not achieved until al
eytra inning was played. The yarners
hit the bali hard and poled out fourteen
hits off the delivery of Baricss, Len
non. Smith and David.
Lefty Gullman was at his best in
thc game between ]. & J. DObson and
Spring City .Roycrsford' played at
Thirty fifth street and Queen lane which
the weavcrs won 6 to 0. Lefty" only
allowed single hit. and that a bingle
10 left in the sixth by Gaynor. Jimmy
Clinton. a star with Paterson Silk Sox
and the NOrristown Pros. pitched for
the visitors. but the Dobsonites took
advantage of his wildness at the start
and piled up n Big lead, getting one IN
the first and four in the second.
Eight thousand fans attended the
third clash between the Sphas and HILL
dale which was played at Shetzlinc,
Park. Broad and Bigler streets. and
Eddie Boldcn's charges now have the
edge on Eddie Gottlieb two to one. The
Darbyites sent Gillespie into the box
to secure revenge for a former trOuncins
and he came through in fine style. keep
ing the eight hits of the Sphas well
scattered. while the lIilllale players
made their dozen safcties against
Krepp's count. The score was . to 3.
The Marshall r. Smith store team turned
SItsher Zophie was on the nm for Jack
81 s manased ANA sd' to % keep % the Sinses % seattsTsd
with the exception Of the third. when the
Jsrseymen sent three runs acros. the pan.
taking kindly TO the slants OF Marty De-
vine. the former Nativity star. and he was
was won by Catcher Edwards. who made
Z, long two-bagge in the eighth with Hei-
dick and Mcneil on the runways.
with the mound work Of Pitcher Jordan. He
turned in his third straight victory last
@a ss' h and The II ss"s ssors wSs sS H'S TS. s
two runs Of the invaders were made on
.sry.:, sssrOrs: the Is: Saints aaying fye mircues
%hS had ' held S% hs fs %p aes 70
nsSas made ali It's its runs in 'i The NTH. II. The The
Mme was played at Sixty-ffth and Elm
The Merrill rrcfs. continued their fast
TS'k prn,nr. OF the iast fortnsht when they took
o" a, nE the ana ''Gsf Em%Sc Wood
Az sSvsnge; Ge;, The score was II to- in favor Of
@ wnnns hurer Merr and
DD,,.gEssrra,tIons 70, the game on Friday night
seib ThIsh phlv 'Hs columbs avenue when the
Dave Bcnnis and his Germantownnrs
naayeI rna d. ,hier second gGmc at Chclten .Hvc,,ue
sme anS MAGNOLIA SrnM%l street and one of the old.
tween ~. nt the I,rookiyM Royal, and Garmam'swn.
Ep,ayed. When drrkness hated he he's Contest. Test
sas%1. IL. Th hs sk ,:F u: ma Msss
s!il purhin was the losing pitcher, but the
game was well played. '''
iox Motor list sirce ne assumed the man.
asement last week. when tn. Motorists took
at seSsniP SsmP .res sS asa g. Ghs same was
Smith M was on the Hill for Fox. and. while
s"fets rSfsnr Ws fresIs managed to k.p
rox x catcher. made the longest homer ever
;eein M on the uptown grounds In the fourth
"'"'"s scoring two runners ahead of him.
score another for Hatch Motor, Manager
81. CcI,nnbSna gang made great start asainct
Y" fst Two innings managed to win out
WInrIrr W no - Pitcher Troy was again on the
tH"hs tory faI iTd and il marsed the second vic:
as a., 'hsy aiso wen 1t stres; ees
Hrrc:A :A'I"SHeny avenue on Monday right.
mTTgss, Mooney and ONeili featured FOR the
swnhhhers. with three hits eacn, while Daley
ibs sntnriRey sstrrRey also had a trio Of safcties for
boLIme LIme L. >. :. Rochester. which has been
scornas sUrlms az the big local teams TO small
pres' made trip to Forty-eighth and
81 sI'Th streets band and all. but the piayers
the I1nihImy sniInmrys castles Shanahan nine handed
wpn vp,s'ded score Of II to q. Pitcher yo,ei.
the hs" 1sin was IN the box for the winners. and let
tered GhaRue hiRsue islanders down with three scat
tor shanahan. '''''' '"eeneu
I,SSt, Sa!listus Club took the St Rose NJ
a. 'sa nine In camp on their home grounds
: to to1''JHiermth Herml street and Lebanon avenue.
Ha H%hs stam team and held the visitors 1 Ne his
ins inn inrIr,.n IN hns form. and let up ghe clos.
'9mfortable lead $50 Y''"'so
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