Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-29
STONEHURST PLAYS
LOGAN IN RETURN
Clubs Which clashed Last Night
Meet on Latter Field at
59th and :, 1t
BARBER At NORTH PILLS

The Stonehurst baseball team. which
was off its home grounds on Tuesday
and Wednesday long enough to admin :
lister defeats to the South Phillles and
Logan A. A., is back again tonight at
Fifty eighth and Walnut streets. This
time the opponents Of the West Phila :
delphia team will be the Logan.
Mace Ryan, manager of Stonehurst,
has. decided that he will give Doug
Scheffy, a recent pitching acquisition,
a turn on the hill. Scheffy, by the way,
worked for Logan for several years. and
1t will be a case of opposing his former
teammates. Manager Dando is not
decided as to who he will use In the box ,
but will likely work Reeber:
A bunch of games are on the evening 8
card in West Philly. At Forty eighth
and Walnut streets, Philadelphia Ter
minal and Fleisher yarners 60 to II
again. Lefty" Nolan's tribe has sew
eral decisions over the rnilrOaders, who
are out for revenge.
Lit Brothers will entertain Camden
Public Service, n club that has sprnng
up almost overnight and already j. able
to trim such teams as North Phillies,
who were beaten on Tuesday, all OF
which means the store boys must get
better pitching or add another defeat
to the list. Ed Lusk also has game
at home for St. Barnabas, where How
ard will be seen in action. The Saints
home field is Mt Sixty fifth street and
Elmwood avenue.
Moving Uptown
The North Phillies and J. n. Bar
ber teams mingle ut Fourth and Wingo-
hooking streets. The Nicctown aggre-
CATION has struck its stride and the
fans are beginning to turn out to see
their favorites. The club has run UP
several one sided scores the past week
but will face worthy foe, as the bakers
from Trenton have n team which in
cludes the pick of the defunct Delaware
River League and with Neuman in the
box the hurling selection of Perry Reif-
snyder will have his work cut out.
At Richmond ind Orthodox streets
Shanahan and Bridesburg play return
contest. The same teams entertained
the followers of Shanahan. last night a,
Forty eighth and Brown streets. Billy
Johnny Castle has selected AL Maent
to hurl. 1t should be q pitchers
battle.
The Pelham Silk Sox. one of the Int
est in the ranks of colored clubs. will
oppose Marshall T.. Smith at Tenth and
Butler streets. The store boys are
going along in great form and Buck
Henratty has hit safely in his last
eleven times at bat. Manager Jack Mays
will use Zophi and Edwards. the for.
mer Donovan Armstrong battery. Xoph
has pitched three games and won them
all and allowed but fifteen hits.
Black SOX at Germantown
The Baltimore Black Sox remain owe,
for another day and are at Germantown
to oppose Dave Bennis' team, which Is
the 1.ansdale club Of the Montgomery
County League. LansdaIe is not first
in the league race, but the fans agree
that the club is one of the best ever nut
together and with the addition of Eddie
Gerner and Bill Fish should come alonp
rapidly. Bill Durbin will likely pitch
against the Sox.
AT Seventh street and Granve avenue
the Fox Motorists play Puritan. Mana
ger McNabb is confident the church
men will take the measure of the motor .
lists, but with Lefty" Black or Duld
on the hill, Johnny Rea is not worry :
ing, as n pair of hurlers of this class
should easily turn in large ma jority OF
victories.
The Haywood Catholic Club and
Southwark Mems Club meet in sec !.
tional encounter at Thirty first and
Dickinson streets. Haywood has a rec :
ord OF fourteen straight wins.