Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-10
KENS|NGTON AGAIN .
BEATS NORTH PILLS
ch,,rchmen Humble Uptown
Opponents on Own Field
by 5-to-3 Count
PITCHER BRADLEY IS STAR

rb. baseball team representing the
Kensington Congregational Church
proved conclusively that a recent VIC
torv scored over the North Phillies on
tbe formers field at Second and Clear
6eld streets was no Auke, for the
Cburchmen repeated the trick last
niebt on the North Pills home dia-
mond.
Kensington has scored triumphs over
. number Of big teams. but all have
been on the home grounds. Last night
tbey busted off the Phils in conclusive
styie by the count Of 8 to 3. Pitcher
Bradley, who toiled on the hill for the
Cburchmen, was the big factor in his
With tho totals knotted at the end
~ the sixth, he took things into his
own hands in the seventh and did the
unusual for a pitcher by socking one Of
Fox's curves for the circuit, scoring a
runner and practically deciding the
The winners failed to get as many
hits as the losers. but they were more
timely, and the North Phils failed to
lend their twirler their usual brand
If support and were charged with three
errors. The Phils will no doubt meet
their opponents again and claim that
in q five-game series they. would cop
tho honors, which is another way OF
saying they would win three straight.
Belasld, A.. A. dropped a pitchers battle
10 the Lincoln Giants. 4 to /. in ten in
ninss. The New Workers. scored three runs
in The extra inning on a triple. an infeld
sot away from the Belfeld shortstop. VIII
Iiams. tho visiting urler. was in wonderful
form and fannsd ddSI f%entyhfes nn,v @ OF tne gesa
who was nicked for six safeties, lost through
loose fielding.
Chickie Passon made It two straight from,
me Becharach Giants when he turned back
the e9ored lads, to l. and and let them down
until the last half Of the eighth. when the
sphas' heavy artillery cut loose. and triples
single BY Kravitz and a double by Passon n
runs RoSus q the a ball
Cummings In the second inning.
stonehurst Il the first team to defeat
Ocean City. The shore lads. with Tarr on
were found for nine hits. Ebert. Rudolph and
oe.ae City
st. .Barnabas tourneyed TO the pencoyd
grounds at Ridge avenue and Park Drive.
and handed tho Philadelphia Police nine a
s.to-1 defeat. Jackie Jordan was on tho hill
never in better form. He famed eleven OF the
policemen and set them down with three
two.bSsSer was was the star 'os Tor Se'us: St. sar.
nabas.
I'm Bohner and his shenahan athletes
recorded their NTH straight triumph
Torty-eghth and Brown streets in trimming
Wa, ssn to the to hill By rit it.
sigbb ana he went went along IN good style until the
flee and ruined the works.
demonstrated their superiority over Chester
st a. smedtey Field. to 2 Chester found the
but the Brdesbsrs s his we're Sa eiTSss more
sirS,E' iiTeiE' T, STd s,s single by Whitman in the
spectator. enraged at n decision of Umpire
Amey in the ninth. punched that official.
Ate, winning fifteen straight. .Lansdals
vent down to defeat at the hands OF the
SI,dbrr SHGth PhIls to q Zopn the doWnowIe,s
:. stors down with % three M sAs scatt.red @ sHq hts
Opposed t9 him was Bill Durbin. and h,
spaldng and. Peplosii featured in tho hitting
.nd .d fsidinE sHnS for the home team. while Wood
Courty Leaguers.
stenton Field Club regained It's winning
strde In turning back the St. Thomas Club
ot Wilmington. to Z Bobby Wilson op-
posed Briscoe and both hurlers were socked
good and plenty. the former for a dozen
Dinsles and the latter for thirteen. Howell
was the star for Stenton. with two singles
and double. ana 1t was his two-bagger IN
ne seventh that started a four-run rally
mat save tho Mount Airy team the decision.
rrrors behind Pitcher Stout accounted for
a = e-to-4 defeat Sustained by Mccall Post in
me game with Thornton Fuller at Forty
ninth and Spruce streets The legion lads
ouhlt their opponents. but seven mtsplays
eeehind the Mccall hurler paved the way
.or number Of the nine runs scored by the
motorists.
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