Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
SIX MATCHES IN
|NTERCLUB SOCCER
All Three Merton Fields Will Be
in Use Today, De-
spite Snow
C0IIhCu nM At nNCDOOnnK
SQUASH ON AT OVERLOOK

Tho snow-covercd fields will not in
tcrfcr" with tho regular games Of the
int'rcluh Soccer League scheduled for
this afternoon. Six matches are on
'h" day's card and all should be closely
contested.
All three Of the Merton Cricket Clubs
fields will be in use and all the contests
listed look good on paper. Tho league
loading Merton "Whitos" will tackle
the Germantown first eleven. while
M""reSfo"n $ first combination takes on
the Merton "Maroons."
Ih"m in the second division tho Mer-
ion "Rlucs' will oppose the Moores.
town second squad. the leaders of their
group. also nt IIavcrford.
IN" grounds Of the PHILADELPHIA
cricket Club at St. Martins will like
WIS" hn the scene Of much soccer activ-
lt%,, The Ph iladelphia &. 6. whites"
VIII play tho University Of prnnsyl-
vania = second team. While tho phiia.
delphi IA {. e. third eleven is entertain
ing th" Princeton Club.
lhe Merton Cricket Club "r;rorns"
and IN" Germantown second team will
battle at Mannheim.
Squash Tourney at Ovcrbrook Club
\ r"und-r"bin squash racquets tour.
n"I Is III progress at the Ovcrbrook
'"lf Iub which. II is hoped. will be
wound ny n"M week. The contestants
arc dirld"d into four classes with cirht
entries in each.
w, +. Ilarrity. rrnner-up to Stanley
". i'arson. til" national champion, in
tn" last FcnrsI IlvAnia State tourney,
"tArts each gam" at minus ! i'm Class
y, brt all tn" others play on oven
terms.
Several Of III" boys who made such u
good showing in tho junior iouSt hold
At overbro"k earlier in the season are
r."mr"t,nS in tn" round. robin event.
lh"ro Is a great deal Of club spirit at
ov"rbr""k and much interest has bccn
r'l"t'''d TINS year IN tennis. golf and
bow ling a, well as in squash.
III" entries in the squash tourney
follow:
class A-W. F. TIarrity ,minus :,
4Il IN" Others ScratchD. r. NcCann, !.
Il. Pi"rpont. W. T.. Nowberrv, T.
1'oL"rc, r. i. Harrington, W. l.. Uor.
ris, Frank Rielly.
class BE. y. Srhafer, +. s. Focht,
Paul EHling, sam Allen, George IIan.
son: j. R. Peters. A. {. Watson. s. Il.
Class c.-.Tack Bland. Ted CampboIl
H. Parks. Johnson. r. Esherick, +.
johnson, +. Stevens. Jr. John
Craig.
Class D--I. Brooks. T. Ke,terer, w,
MncFArland, {. Fritz, l.. Smith, l.. w,
R"bey. "
pr1H" viii he awarded to tho winner
IN each division by the energetic and
pr"Cr"sSlv" Squash COMMITTEES az thr
O"rhrook Club.
Racquet Club Beats Tiger Grad.
Dan NcwhaI's Racquet Club rs"
beat tn" Princeton Clubs "a" ,,utti,
hl four matches 10 two last vcok
though tho first published accounts 81
III" rIash had it down "a an even spIit
In" mISlak" was made in scoring the
strnCgl" between W. II. Battles. 6f tbr
Princeton Club. and H. NJ. Donavon,
Of the Racquet Club.
FIRST reports had Battles the victor
while nS matter Of fact Donayor
cam" out on top by three games t. ono
~" scores being 1916, l2-l5. 1910
l5-l3. II was close contest all m,
way. with Donav"n having lust enogl
r"~"rv" power in the pinches to gral
the hOnurS.
Tha, was nm awful jolt the NIerio,
Cricket Clubs "B" team handed th,
Rarquet Club "A" combination al HAY
oriord in this weeks league sQuasl
gmpplrs. Stanley Pearson naturall,
beat Bill Mitchell, Ted Edwards downec
Al Mills hnd the Racquet Club wa,
nicely off in front
But Charley Wettcr upset the dope b,
nosiug out "Bcau" Wheeler after ,
desperately fought fve-Sct struggle
1915. lbs, l2-l5, 1919. 1919.