Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-15
Camden Captain Is Una.i.
nous Choice aslMose Talu.
able Player in Fapnins
Bee; Ready for Trenton
JASPER WINS AGAIN
By.W1LLIAM .. DALLAS

1AOPEH played ae Ataneac C1sy IeSs
- night and won the second straight
eame. On the way homo sns discussion
was, o. usual, bssketbal1, and IN Q
flaming bee the subject Of the most
valuable player In the Eastern League
was discussed.
Many fans may beli:ys The selection
calm n' v.s S'S lard az to de-" decide. but not %.
All hands were virtually unanimous In
nominating Roy Steele.
And that they have hardly misss0
their guess. can easily Be- Gttested By
part II TIE Camden machine. Ths
6ksstsr management and fans know this.
and he 70 the most popular player that
ever wore q Camden uniform.
10 seeady and Reliable
Steele s.: s.h has q % n many ny ssed points; For or
few and far between are the occasions
peep p.sp .s =: Is. ~ ssur.. an o q Is: Esss.ra
League since no Joined Camden In 1914.
and you will see that be only missed q
game here and there. Last week OF
home he was on the sidelines, but was
In uniform and ready to get into the
fray II necessary.
In all the records Of the various
leagues IN which he has performed he
sss 'wss'; ben SSp ss%Sp, :S1s snss.; ;:s.
has a record stretching over % long
q period Of years. Harry Houlh. .ot
course. was playing before Steele:
but then II must be remembered that
one year out In Southside Harry waa
Of little use, being on the sldelinea
with injuries, and when Jasper. and the
Gfeys put up their great 6ght some
six years ago Harry was crippled fol
q large part Of the season. Steele hal
always been on the job, and Il 70 rar>
occurrence when he 10 missing.
Steele began his real career With th(
Central League when that organization
hrst saw the light Of day in 1905 and
stayed with It until i threw up tn
palm, He then wended bis way :,
Glovsrsville. In the New York Stat
League and preceded Friedman, Sadral
and otheEy from that circuit here b,
year. Prior to the start Of the Cen
trail League Roy played with the Youni
Americans, Of Homestead.
Skssees Play Pot$srs.
Steele will lead bis teammates 4
another touch assignment tonight whe!
Camden meets Trenton in the BIG drill
shed at the Third Rsgiment Afmory
Haddon avenue and Mickle street.
Camden nosed out the North Jersey
men last Friday at Trsnton after q
extra period and Tom Barlow an
} his TEAMMATES are out for revenge. tn
contest at Coatesvtlle on Monday, bu
were beaten after ten minutes additions
play.
Tonight's clash 10 one Of those earl
season "Crucial" clashes which serv
to pack the Armory for II the boy
across the Delaware are beaten the!
will be tied for the lead. All tn
Camden players are In the best o
shane. The same holds for tho visitors
and q great battle will result whel
Dolin and Meehan tap Of.
Jewels Win Another
The Jasper Jewels advanced to q IL
with Atlantic CITY 70. fearth place yhe, yhe,
they defeated "Doc" Newman: shor
aggregation for the second time in sue
to "a, the Jewels adding two NOR
points to their total just to show thet
opponents they were q better team.
A. In the game here last week. hel,
sosis were very few. Ten were scoret
In the whole game. only this time the!
were evenly divided. each side settinl
1--we. A. in their last meeting It was Q Z
} 4 in favor Of Michael Rogers players
The winners started with thelr reg
ular lineup Of Friedman. Sedran
Rrennan. Riconda and Resan, the firs
time they ali have appeared In a. gam
this season. They displayed winning
ball and the score 10 no criterion o.
Lots Of feeling was exhibited betweeI