Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03


he wns touched up freely, but when
the home team sent two runners across
the pan with only one out In the
eighth, "Sox" Seibold was hurried to
the rescuc. and his smoke was too much
for the Saints, who were retired III
order.
A summary of the box score shows
the losers had an advantage in hits
Of ten to eight. VIII. re the Phils were
on the long end of the run column. 3
to G, and as runs count in the final
analysis, the visitors were credited with
victory.
But the work Of Nick Carter was re-
spOnsible for the triumph. lie came
through with homer in the first with
two on. and also accounted for another
in the fifth with the bases vacant. The
North Phiis travel TO Old Timers. at
Thirteenth and johnson, tonight, whi!s
the Saints pay a visit TO Shanahan, at
Forty eighth and Brown.
Harry Fritz Stars 4
Speaking of Shanahan brings to
light the individual brilliancc Of an
other star athlete. Harry Fritz, Of
Central High fame. and who was with
the Macks and Chifeds. was the big
gun In the Z to q victory gained by
johnny Castles clan at Forty eighth
and Brown streets at the expense of Lit
Brothers.
The game was thriller throughout
and the lead switched from inning to
inning. Fritz accounted for three Of
his teams dozen hits and Barney
Slaughter, manager of the department
store nine, also came through with a
trio of safeties. O'Connell. forme,
Catholic High star, saved the day for
Shanahan in the sixth. With the bases
loaded and one out, Byrne hit line
drive that was speared by O'Connell,
killing off triple and preventing n
possible three runs.
In the final session after Rose had
singled, Joe Mulholland was thrown
out at first, Rowe moving to second
on the play. 1t was here that Fritz
that sent Rowe across With the winning
run. Johnny Castle will in all prob
ability use Al Meanie against st. Col.
umba tonight, in the game Mt home,
as Shanahan plays on the home lot on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Lefty Sae'y was In rare form and the ns
snsssSa'F ssees score to The n
Dave Dave BsroI ss II in the third With two down and
the other by Glham. the former Browns
but ons ss ese
pitched the Sphas TO a win over tho Mackey
i,SS iisvsd "Ss b. .Hs IefS ' Yann IN the ssyentS
Bridesburs is due at the South Phils' field
eeoTd of mot hayns s been beaten since the
regular season opened.
the expense OF Donovan. Armstrong: The
Passa ss& Rood ana when
Scorer sutton. dad Of Larry sutton; com
st Siitd as sNf flesSer ash scIH BE Billy Nc
Keny On the hin tor the
up for Sr's sixteen. and seven came in The eighth
inning and accounted for six runs. The
YmpTs then sailed .h Ghsn Is Wit
De the guest q Donovan in West philade.; %
out pat"; an $. o. s. cali for few players.
Ed Wise and his Nicetown cohorts travelled
to West Philadelphia. fifty-ninth and TX.
ford streets TO- be eXaGt anG mngasa Inn,nss us. n
'Hs ,Hsn Msas sns ahead n AssF S o.
ns engagement marred. NISstoWn ows, was the the
better an sss easy fSf s ,S' Of Sfns H
hits to s"f HI. sfsS z+s 4sns nss
at Tenth and Butler Ncetown takes on the
m warner ws XIII III Msss M
town. town Del, viii make his debut.
Hilidale has started of on another winning
o I'd Baasn IT. s nby hes hG S
ing end Of an ll-to-4 score with Hatch
LysS started for in tn? FOUR nnns
retired in favor Of Troy. who allowed only