Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
P0WE[['S SINGLE
Wins own GAME
North Phillies Score One-Sided
Victory Over M. E. Smith,
Territorial Rival
SPHAS GET A CLOSE ONE

"Liz" Powell. manager Of the Stem
ton Field Club and who also pitches for
his team. was the hero in the 7.to-6
victory of the Mount Airy club over st.
Thomas, of Wilmington. at Phil Elena
and Musgrave streets last night.
Powell was opposed on the hill to
Nitchie. the pitching ace of the Will
mington staff, and the hitting of the re-
spective teams was on par. the offer:
ings of the rival hurlers being nicked
for eleven bingles each.
stars for Stenton, each getting a trio
Of snfeties, but it remained for the
pitcher to provide the finishing touch
in the final. The, scoring was pretty
even. After Wilmington had two runs
Stenton. came back in the third and
scored four.
Stenton was still one to the good. but
the visitors tied the figures at six IN
their half Of the ninth. Then came the
the ninth. Schadle worked Nitchie for
u pass. He advanced to second wn.n
Hamilton laid down n perfect bunt.
With the count three and two. Manager
Liz slappeN single on the nose. which
scored Schadle with the winning run
and gave Stenton the victory, to G.
.
IN old fashioned slusging bee at Thirteenth
and johnson streets. and when the score
reun. sF L soSS n n %
Gotticb's clan. Thirty hits was the sum Of
10Th eHsh hrs Sans out
hut neither finished Gransbach was relieved
G M % h9 nns f0ua a er XIII got THE
Weavers made a great stand to capture the
game in the last round. end after the bats
brought them within one run of the Sphas
Miller was called in and he halted pro.
Rube Chambers, with four blngles. were
the heavy clouters.
presented a practically new lineup against
the. stonehurst Club at Fifty-cIshth and
dropped the contest to the home team BY the
sf SsssvF fST%s5y the Of Ss
players. He cavorted at shortheld and made
nns S sa. eoSd Wt
SpesS,ss Hf rouna sseneSSs.. made its 5Sn. II
rounds. Jimmy Mulln led tho winners at
tack with two doubles. a single and a walk
The North rh,Iles ns,s annhilatsH n,s Marshs
rhi sn" rst "!S sG1ESFs
Of dGrs ns had ss seIn In smiled for
was knocked for a loon in the third and
after seven runners had scored retired ~
good and plenty &C, Catcher spohrer had the
ahead OF him while sandrow had three
doubles and the Phils won. 10 to 8.
Fans at Frankford avenue and Berks
street saw the Kensington A. A. and
Fox Motor p!9y, , one e,o,ir, OF The best games Of
eight. TO o. when the Fishtowners knottcd
| the count and then won out in the ninth
with three more runs. MAR singled. scored
the plate on Cashman's homer DIETRICH
pitched for Kensington and hurled a won
derful game.
minai when the raiiroaders sent the Nash
For,ysshs % and walnut s;rs"s rhs Hs,'ns formef "f
S ana Ssowed eight Widely MS scneTcd GG%TSd ryss h,s
! Terminal. on the other hand, soaked tho
offerings q both Gprdon and CIommodore at
with n trio OF doubles.
Eddie Lusk,s st; Ba.nabas min, added
's Tse Visitors dd %s un ho sissn
,Sss nsn as ss'rs MSs tied revss f.
the offerings. of Grouse for Hve runs 'SAed and
base-running that won. they having eight
stolen bases TO their credit.
Cambria streets and took the Mirnewa nine
In camp by a 10-to-5 count Fourteen snfe
ties, rang on the winners bats The festuro sn,
over the left-feld fence by Evans The VIZ
ming teams outheider, in the second inninr
with man on base '''S