Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
PITCHER manning
WON own VICTORY
His Double in Second Scored
Only Run in Game With
the Sphas
ARDM0RE LOSES ON ERRORS

or all the independent games played
yesterday none stood out more promi-
ncntly han the morning contest won
by Shannhnn at the expense of the south
philly Hebrews at Forty eighth and
Brown streets.
These teams Ihavc staged several
highly sensational combats recently and
record crowd Of fans was on hand
for the entertainment, and they were
sent away in a happy frame of mind.
especially MS the winning team was on
the long end Of n 1-to-0 count.
Pitcher Manning was the hurling Sc
lection for Shanahan and he was OPP
posed by Lefty" Vann. The Sphas
had the advantage of the hits, eight to
seven. but il was the timely work OF
the winners that resulted in their ultf-
mate triumph.
And the pitcher of the West Phila-
delphians won his own game. adding
10 his performance. In the second ses-
sion .Ty, lIclfrich doubled and then
Manning followed suit. and the run
produced by his extra base blow hap
rcncd to be the only one scored in the
game.
W.cr ra,, u comes TO losing Close games paFss page
4 to 3. Sweeney was in fine form and held
the downtowners to nine hits. II was errors
the downtowners % runs s''shi zophi was va the e win.
ming hurler. having returned to the pitching
stan OF the Phils.
Anohsr tp,teheT e MI his 9.n gam"
s,ve seventh sending home the TYING and win;
also clouted out home runs. the latter get
ting his twenty'sevcnth OF the season.
"Iefty" Nolan. manager Of the Flesher
warmers. came TO bat in the ninth inning Of
Lefty" picked out ' one e'ofe Of frslle's % choice
shoots and deposited it over, the rlsht-held
9 to Z; Ward started TO pitch for Brides
burg. but four runs, in the second saw his
until Nolan delivered the deciding blow.
Tho North phillies and Logan again
clashed at Fourth and Winsohockins streets.
and once again did the Phls demonstrate
sGr e9Dss ns y ssps shsr
were acSorded miserable support; The Pills
s of e msrSsys lays. and q. the
resulted In runs. Ray Steinader was on the
Cline 4. 4. and Notaseme played to a
ll.to.il lie lie It | and venanso streets until
with one run acros? for the hosiery makers
and only one out. Notaseme pounded Nagle
errors behind Burnett and De Haven we're
costly.
Once again did Nativity and Kensngton
CONGREGATIONAL clash and once more did tho
Richmond Churchmen romp %, with an easy
victory. Toner was the hill for Nativity
and held the Consresat ionalists to ten hits.
while the winners pounded out sixteen. The
final score was to 3.
After Bnrhnrach Giants had tied the
score In their half of the ninth. Chester
MANAGED to YIN out by scoring another
runs. two by Lloyd and one each by Swig-
ler. Baldwin and Duncan featured.
Gloucester sprang a surprise on Camden
City by a ninth-inning victory. score o to 3.
The Camdenites had taken the lead by
scoring a pair, OF markers when the home
team came back and counted twice. winning
out. 1t was the first Of series OF seven
games for tho championship Of. Camden
County.
In connection with the Cian-na.Gael
games at Northeast Field, Haywood and st.
COLUMBIA. met on. the baseball diamond;
Haywood won. to 0. when O'Donnell
turned in n no-hlt game.