Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
DOBSON TO CLASH
WITH bR|DESBURG
Rush for Uptown Baseball
Honors to Play on
Latter's Field -.
Jeff TEsREAU IN DEBUT

The ma ioritv Of the twilight games on
Inst nights schedule were called off on
account OF wet grounds. but with the
diamonds all ironed out again. the man.
ayers Of the semi pro teams hope to
get started tonight and play n. few
gnmes without interruption.
Many local clubs clash in games Of
Importance this evening. J. & ]. Dob
son and Bridcsburg, two uptown clubs
that will ultimately battle in the sec.
tional series for the city championship.
meet IN Bridesburg's field at Richmond
and Orthodox streets. They have only
met once before this season and Brides
burg won. There promises 10 be 4
pitching battle when Ray Kepner, with
ten straight. opposes Thummcl.
Another uptown contest Is al, Fourth
End Winsohocking streets between
rivals have staged several tic clashes
and both are out for the decision. Perry
Reifsnyder has the pick Of his pitching
staff to select from as the team was
idle last night. II will likely be Clancy
against vogleman.
Other gnmes In. the northern section
are Mt Germantown. NJ. f. Smith ana
Notaseme. The Germs clash with the
Al-Japnnpse. rnd fast game is ex-
pectcd rs the Orientals nre speedy on
the hnses. Bartram Park will oroose
the Smith club and the Elkhart Pros.
4 neighborhood opponent. will clash with
Notasemc.
Tesrau to Twirl
Jeff Tesrcnu. former Giant killer and
present baseball coach Of Dartmouth
College. Ia now. n member Of the South
Phils' hurfng staff md will pitch his
first game tonight against the Fleishcr
vnrncrs nt Broad and Bigler streets.
Four games have been played by these
rivals to date and the series stands au
even break.
The Nashville Giants have forged
rnnidly to the front since they made
this city their headquarters several
weeks ngo and victories for tho colored
inds arc being turned In quite regularly
Their beet bit Of baseball execution was
on July Fourth with Dobson when they
held the weavers to a. ,2.1 score In
twelve sessions. Tonight they invade
Club nt Phil Elena and Musgrave
streets.
Dan McGinnis. of HAYWOOD. has ar
ranged a game for the downtowners on
the home field at Thirty-first and
Dickinson streets. Haywood has won
twenty two of the last twenty three
games played. but is meeting the
strongest team played this season when
1t stacks up against Minnewa.
Belfield at Stonehurst
Belfield and. Stonehurst were sched-
uled for the formers ground last night
and the compliment Of nm exchange
visit will be played tonight at Stone
bursts field Mt Fifty eighth and Walnut
streets. Stonehurst has dropped but
five games all season and included in
the list of triumphs have been the South
Phils once and Nativity twice.
The South Philly Hebrews and Philly
Terminal get together Mt Forty eighth
and Walnut streets. The Spahs have
not forgotten the twelve inning defeat
sustained at Pottstown the other Sun
day and are afer revenge. While the
railroaiers have made a. clean sweep in
the Montgomery County League, they
have failed to break even in games here.
Rube Chambers will pitch for the
Spahs and Bob David for Terminal.
Two other important contests are
carded for West Philly. At Forty -sev-
cnth and Spruce streets Hatch Motor
takes Old WESTINGHOUSE Electric, of Es-
sington. The Live Wires have dis
played their class here and expect to add
the motorists to their list Of victims
Ardmore. which held ,Stenton to IL
tie on. July 4 and recently scored an
1S-inning victory over the same team,
plays Lit Brothers at Sixty fifth street
and Elmwood avenue.