Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-01
PH|L[|ES ADVANCE;
king AND Belts CO
Wllhelm's Athletes Beat Giants
and Leave CeIlar-ToIedo
Gets OutfieIder
ATHLETICS IN FIRST DIVISION

MANY things happened in baseball
AVA way in our town yesterday. no
the least prominent of which was tha
the Phils took the final Of the scrie!
from the Giants. 3 to l.
Tho win gave the series 10 the Phil'
ever the champions by three games
to one. and enabled Wilhelm's re-
vived athletes to step out Of last place
They are now the proud possessors Of
seventh place. and all they have 70 do Is
70 capture five more games while the
Reds are losing the same number and
they will be in sixth position.
The AS are with us today. and they
are in first division. They were idle
yesterday and having nothing TO do.
watched the Phils play. The exhibit
tion did them a lot of good. for they
moved out of fifth place aud into the
first division, due to the to : set
back handed the Tigers by the Browns
Washington appears at Shjbe Park
today. in tho first of n three game sor-
ies. Third place is the stage The
60 s,.., .., - 80
"'e' "e''ei" 'o'''
King and Belts Go
Tho pbiIs morod oror .o p.oo1.lr
take on the Dodgers. bur they will ho
back on Monday The hop to Flatbush
was made minus two members OF he
club. who boarded trains for other
parts.
Lee King. former Pirate. ox.Gian,
Of tbe mn ior leagues Hnd .an, :" Tni,dn
HrnL r. 80. hmn,I ",,a '. ~ i"''"o.
been Skinned tn SnIt IoLn City 60.
further seasoning Ha Sborrj or,L .I'
nlentv of soIt en- rho I,oI, ,',,,.,, sa"I a,I
NAV adj n II,tla nonnor ''''
HBetts goes 70 SaIt Lake Ci,v g. .ofI
Manager NiIbcIr, ''unTcr M n,.;o"ni
a apreemen. won. hin, xxx
club where he will gnt m,er+r ot n'o.,. ,,n "
and / know he'll get it ont there. With
@ I..s.e more experience b''tS Will make
eoou p''e"e''
Toledo Gets King
K;, ho, hoo,, - A.. ILL.,
.,x ..nsu mas In III 'ne p!s 'rasHrN ios
90 !Lu.' ~ II. sta''.u WIN lltISOurgH
u anm me" e. wa was I,IiI IruI'u 10 Tue I'ah'S' II"
S.;.L ,"e ms l1 one ot the "pnIS
IN, Nv Nv VIh t"H' summer. Inc
Iionu @ Nest 'lrslniah never was n good
ua,'er agaIhS' r'sh, .haiiHed pitching
Out was FAMOUS Tor his smuggling against
so1thpaws.
Ning got III trouble out in Pitts
nurgh ana was suspended and fined by
president BAKER. Shorty afterward
waivers wer" asked on him and every
ciu6 in the two leagues waived.
Wilhelm IS in sore need Of pitchers.
and 1t would not be surprising If few
were added to the roster in the next
week.
Speaking Of pitching. Lee Meadows
let the Giants down with seven hits
yesterday and kept them well scattered
except in the first and ninth. Between
the opening and closing innings, the
South Carolina hurier pitched beouti.
full baseball, only twenty three bottnrs
two over the minimum. facing him.
,yu
."a'Ae' l"ro" Ends Game
A remarkable throw by Curtis Walker
cut off Giant rally In the ninth Thar
threatened to tie the score. With one
out and Hein!c Groh on third and Ross
Young on second George Kelley liftel
TO Walker. The Texan grasped the
Dali and threw it to the plate with al
most the same motion.
=, Inc sphere Travelled right into Hem
nnes 5 mitt ankle high. The pnpper>
fhll catcher put 1t on Groh like n fash
Tor double play,
Aside from Walker and Meadows. Cy
Miliiams and lienIine 50 played nrom-
naeht % parts IN the PM victory. Henline
ueg 1hr count IN me hftn, when he
UcAeu ,ne pa mo me cit-neIn bleach,
srs' anu II was single on Williams
t ~ that caused tne winning run over
ene plate III IN" eighth.
snred .Mo o1 the thr'" l'hII
',in, Lns IN .ne eighth ne started the
san;as ws spur, WIN single ana vas
~ hnI, Wv Meauo"s' s. Neiiy dr9pptd
osr. "u ou,i M .ho Is Nv n'iiinp.eu TO .ag Mead
,r.s. Vm sat. ."' o''e ''he ""a ooth runners
Woinor Tr tor,oJ 49,. 49,, u-,
t.-"al Wo.do IIu,." L Hu' anu NFIehlS'ohr
~ th;rd XV WiIi,ems ii ou. isgnin" san advances
csnter for . hosn ,a anJ fIappI fIapIen one 10