Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
TEAMS HAVE
RIG DAY ON DIAMONDS
.s,s,v Of the Afternoon
n Games Are Cut Short BY
lie Rain
aouTH PILLS WIF TWO
:. WILLIAM 8. DALLAS

b IA local semi.pro and independent
All teams managed to play double
( : ..s.,. The morning games got BY
s,,isut interruption, but in many In
w. IN tho p. NJ. cantsrs the con-
-, 'wsrs cut short Of the regulation
% ~ ",ccess Of the various clubs was
Ouite q few romped on with
~ ,ictories, but in many instances
HNsvtsams split on the days proceedings
- m rstnrally there were q few that
- Sown TO double defeat.
~ South Phillies hit their stride
- .cmned of with two triumphs. In
~ ~ vsme the winning pitcher yielded
~ Jcur hits. Phil Kelleher was on
~ An IN the A.. NJ. fuss and blanked
~ South Philly Hebrews, 4 to o.
hcShy Gibson twirled In the after
- and he set the Cressona Tigers
- with a quartet Of bingles, and the
sSs romped away with the decision
yIto /. bud" Sharpe, the former
I'm Philly second. .sacker, was the
sEtim ~ one of Krepp's shoots In the
~ ~, same and his arm was swollen to
- IN extent that It will be necessary
Sstaks an X-ray of the injured mem.
r some time today to determine the
stnt Of his injuries.
nd1;ssws Double Winner ~
.N,idesburg, leader Of city teams IN
x. .nmber Of victories scored, added
y =, r mora 70 the won column by taking
IL North Phillies and o: as. 9: 8: Roch. n
- into camp. Lefty Stiely, was on
- I'LL in the first game at the Phils,
~ at Fourth and Wingohocking, and
silsSed the Nicetowners but fve hits.
H0ine runs by Fleck and Rice, together
NJ doubles by Rice and Zibell, played
I IL part In the victory.
m the afternoon Gene Costello faced
tbs sailors from the U. 8. 8. Rochester.
ISs League Island boys were accom-; ;
nanied by their band, which added
ssysty 70 the occasion. Costello blanked
Mi IA invaders and Bridesburg won, 8 to 0.
4 triple by Zibell, which scored two
runners, in the third was one OF the
w w. "sI''& i. L j.. Dobson Club lost to
American Bridge at Trenton In the
morning, 4 to l., but returned to East
Talh In the afternoon and gave the fans
: sreat twelve inning exhibition with
M Nashville Giants. Thummel was on
ths G hill against Pritchett. Since join .
;ns ,Dobson Thummel has won two and
i lied bis other game, that being with
Ia held the colored boys to five hits
nud won, 81. The game would have
tn6ed in the regulation nine innings
srcsrt for Thummel himself. In the
sesand inning he threw the ball in the
,rsnd stand trying to catch Lester nap
nins and then followed this with a balk.
Siiie Hoffman won the game In the
iwaifth. He opened the session Will
a double, went to third on Carlin's sac
rI6ce and came home on Ryan's sacr''
ics 6y.
shashurst won in the morning. but re re
si s!srnosR ssms ,e..,s vas hs.;so The time the
l's Afternoon NOON 'rs Contest was stonped stonehurst
l. sss w. y. on xskswsy sna two With the
/, ss. Sas h' .esss.a G,snss' speed s
Ss S' very seldom. a. Pitcher Gross yielded
Nt thrs: hits In The nshsssp. %nsn The
%.: S.s :ssS :sSDsd MSssN 'os the
ssonshgsst and held the store ysdvontare soysd 70 e
aI ~ diamond was In wretehed condition 10 =
from ne continual rain. track meet hao
besH held on the field previously.
s..ssn "a The ssms a. . stonshurstNSsSn:. M 81 r. .SSr.
lie Mount Airy lads. took tho number OF
ss:a.Asn a and sroTn steS,sn s,rsst:
sa.s s'Sns s.t season w.: va. on the S for
,t 5 Yin: :,vsn AND s scr:s ussy ssyen wi and III
dns % 70 .ss ss' mo sasr .appers
I.onssSrs IN the afternoon with Ardmors.
S ass: s ma nan.. shs e'issf H. game 's a.s ba
ended In tie at II.
romPsd on with ths. morning decision over
IN .hs ninth. and then dfopped the afternoon
encounter to the sphas. 2 to l.: The feature
q st. ~ %orpns sH,h Wa tho hitting o.
double. triple and homer. His four-bagser
u ne ninth gave his, team a. one-run lead.
out Vlslshsr came back and added two more
SouS TSs9 Nolan walked and Barrett and Scott
:, 1As ephss also gained an even break on
~ As .s nssnSSS stoss
,ns voii%s dri.ssatsr. n To to 0nf Tho iatser
ana sGSss Sss tive Of ths s,
the sphas the two runs that won.
>, ~ North Phillies ana KensinEton 4. G.
s!a{ed hurting duel At Fourth and Wingo-
= .ssn. xssso Enasss
ssSs ss.s'.I il II. fourth ,nninF when ssnarow
ds s'sdsF s this Use as s 'eSs:.o %s.:s ssn whc
mad ths North Pills at his mercy.
r,,s a. Mellon provided the Notesems fans
10y: won X. IL fes s.esoa g'nGs sg sss
d y ASuHser, S!,r ths former Fox Motor pitcher.
gan" ne F1liplne pitcssr. ii her," wa. H touched %
'p TOT eleven safeties.
wo ons "a IhlolAd,y fans q P.tmen. N. ,J.. saw
eme tSs Is. aseisons H1s,ssefs shs .as Ias
srss 81 dsisInt dRseioITation Day, It was tho first ad-
nsssssp sSs ssst d s ssps,r.g ThsS *, ,Sns
'nS the decision 70 8. aithcuss aa' ouehit iSnk
i. me Fink Company lost "a sins,.ir NJ.
|, rsnkford sford Junction. the score being ii 10 Il
hs the second victory for Sinclair IN
ynnsseesr ser'es with the Fink Company. The
''anefs hit hard pounding out Thirteen hits.
Yort Tnl6sie ana Bseharach Giants, Of New
SsrS;x IN; played before two capacity crowds in
fRs isR. s. sSssSr.a :sss il. SsS yss
.sssrsscoSSu but Phil ,cockrsii was bsstsn In the
lsisst~ sr 70 J., II was one Of the few
MY is'sss'Psss e = -: 4: Q: ;oun.y.d 70 Apdubon
screen Ans scores were 0 to 5 and 6 TO s.
neoksd 'sa out sa,,H He hrst game and was
secnd a. anS pses; BerGen tried hts hand In The
yer nfty vssrs 49, again beaten. Bergen is
"A'r OF Years ago. A'i''
,,sns ne Jewish World continual -. u,,,,,u
'citon q Glub 5bakans the number OF the J. Gray
g the shsots1 ~ % w1,; 4; The publishers landed
II ''e'S man on the team had al least one
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