Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
PITCHES SECOND
N0-H|T CONTEST
Bill Robinson, Of st. Barnabas,
Performs Unusual Feat
Against KIauder-Weldon
A. PILLS SWAMP ARDM0RE

fnd IN Dill rah"k"rr' "eW h"''e''
Seven days ago this pitcher turned in
4 hit victory for the boys who hold
for.h It Sixty-fif street and Elmwood
avenue. Yesterday he turned in his sec.
IN eight days.
[ On Saturday the Saints were beaten
ib Klauder- Weldon. and Gallaghcr's
performance was staged mt JenkintOwn.
and makes Il all the more important.
As it removes any possibility Of argu-
ment. it being staged on alien soil.
The score was to o. and the Saints
made their. only run of the contest In
The second inning on n squeeze play.
During the fray Gallagher famed seven.
but his record was marrcd on account
Of sending four men to first base with
walks, They were the, only .Jenkintown
runners to reach the initial sack.
Sickle. the star Of the Klauder- Wei
'don nine. was on the hill. and he pitched
an article of ball that would win any
game and nlso famed five. One Of the
best plays was catch by Schneffer In
rivht field. when he picked off drive
from the bat Of Shcchan in the seventh
that saved the day.
Revenge for North Phils
Ardmore trimmed the North Phils on
Saturday at Fourth and WingohOcking
the losers that they were due for an
other kicking when they played Sum
day. There was an awful kicking
handed out as predicted. but Ardmorc
was not doing the kicking. but was
taking it instead.
After batting three hours and one
half the uptOwncrs found that the score
read. North I'his. %; Ardmorc. o.
II looks like one for the book as the
seasons record. During the fuss many
homers were recorded.
Russ White got six hits. and his four
ply kick came with the bases populated.
with the bases loaded. and Sandrow and
Maugcr also hit for the circuit. Robin
son pitched for the North Phils and
only allowed five hits
Haywood made it two victories in as
. many days by defeating Media A. a.
at Thirty first and Dickinson streets.
8 to /. The feature of the game was
the work of McSorlcy in right field. who
had perfect day at bat with three hits
and one walk.
Shanahan dropped another hair-ine deci.
house, 5 to .. NIannoing was on the hi
and his homer scored two runs in the fourth.
and the winning tally came in the ninth and
hits by Haushton and Connors.
PridesburE continued is winning .,rsak
and turned back st. Carthage at Sixty.nfth
na snutG n"a Of Ss Saints to s'sS
the game on ice in the eighth with a couple
Of counters.
One Of the largest crowds that has ever
witnessed "A game in Rrook!awn saw the
pEpn 0,l1 led n
at bat
iron man stunt by twice turning back East
piled q hits to IA for the Gothamitcs in
the two games.
). & J. Dobson dropped a couple moro close
n at Ths xans cty a1 by nfs ths
IS and 30. They made IL hits to ii Tor
shore hco nine put r,un wers unable 6 to bunch
Once again did PhiladeIphia Terminal
sPottstownl turn back Stsnton Field Club.
h h' Letty iH @ Baek lack mr. S"ra !" seeking his ofsr
inss for total OF sixteen hits.
Chester won it's first game in the serie,
With Viscose, TO !. Norman Pitt hurled
for the Marcus Hook nine. but Person. the
former Mackman. had one Of his good davs
and the hest Niscose could do was five punkS
m.asurSs Of the big ones John Daileys FISH M
.9wnsrs n,nd Gn,er,sned q A,!anc CITY and
banded Msiross a s-!ec, setback Pitcher
Thomas starred for eKnsinston.
The Ivanhoc team. OF New York PLAYED ir
this city on saturday. and yesterday Wild
TTo".9Sd' Of Of Ernnktord journ"yed to New
O. Pitcher Swartz setting them down with
two hits.
J., Frank Schaller one of the hes, Of IN,
local hurls,s ns;s pitched swell ba, as, asains rs
d.aon STdS' o All ,hs out OF n host
= hers came In the second session when
couple OF passes were punched with three
sur. rf'y" LLOYD The ys,ernn vro Trento,
bold his own with any of the youngsters
On Saturday he registered his eighth straish
back the Ivanhocs. Of Boston. j to l.
Lefty" McSoriey. the Hfty,year-old hurle
sro. sr the ka%wood cathoc club won an"ths the
against Media. The score was ~ to 0 an'
The downtowners poled out tota! of twenty
The Dob.on viewers have hi, their s,rid
rnd are PLAYING the best ball Of the season
nowadays
Flsischer npparentIy has the number o
blank the store boys on Saturday. althoug
Lofty Noian's boys recently trimmed 4
Truitts protegcs. = to o.
" looks as II Doylestown and Perkasl
Eill battle for supreme honors in the final
tor second half Montgomery County 1eaRu
honors. They are st II dcadlOcked for frs
place with four victories and one defeat.
Hen Emery's Pitman crowd secured rc
ysnge on Barney SchRefer's Girard Fie
Club team for the defeat handed the Gotta 4
Sis IN the opening game Of the season Hixo
hurled swell ball and allowed Girard onl
'nree hits. The final count was to 3.
., After losing twelve straight shanaha
fans were pleased to see their favorItes cas-
The West Philadelphians get another crac
=" hildale tomorrow night.
RAY Kepner's suspension was lifted o
nsainst the Barber nine. OF Trenton. Th
sridesburg star held the bakers to four hit
ina me uptowners walked away with
.,another team that is turning in victor
n.er n victory Is Notaseme. Dan Mellon
a., {. with Nolz. their star hurlcr. on tn
Al Mildenbrrg is wearing a broad. expar
nve smile these days II any team ha
nard luck at the getaway 1t was this sam
store store team. But in the last fifteen game
ssh.eVen have been returned as Victories. henC
sne reason for rejoicing.
The SaauOit silk Miil girls came here wit
sseat repuiat!ons but went away on III
rssher" "p slrs m The Visitors s'pm, hMd Tm nends is
Issuing challenge for the state champion