Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-07
by WILLIAM =. DALLAS

.TNHE Philadelphia Manufacturcrs
L Basketball League will have three
games Of basketball each evening pro-
vidcd the plans Of the officials Of that
organization are carried out.
Four Of the eight teams are in action
on each Of the two playing nights and
now it IL the intention to stage n game
ench night between girls teams in the
first regular organized girls league in
the city.
Two Of the eight clubs In the league
have already entered teams in the girls
circuit and several inquiries. have been
received from other industrial firms.
A beautiful trophy will be presented
the winner Of the pennant at the close,
Of the season. 1t has also been planned
TO have dancing follow the games.
When sufficient Applications have
hcen received to nssur" the starting of
the league a meeting will be called at
which time officers will be elected. For
further information got in touch with
the president Of the Philadelphia Manu-
farturers' League. Cadwalader Frank
, lin. ut 1927 Arch street. phone spruce
2O-9G.
Jewels Lose Again.
| kcnsington's representatives In the
! Eastern League. the Jasper five. jour
nevcd 10 Coatesville last evening and
suffered another reverse. This time the
score was 33 to 81.
! The uptowners presented another dif.
ferent team. This time Barney Sedrnn
was in action and also Brennan, who
will be remembered for several games he
pIayed in the Eastern League before.
Marty Friedman was among. tho
missing, but Harry Riconda was back.
The game was roughly played, and
Referee Ferguson called 30 Of the 3S
fouls in the first half
The totals when the teams went to
the dressing room Mt the interim was
Gainesville. 90: Jasper. o: a rally by
the home team in the closing minutes.
scoring nine points.
In the second half Rironda was
benrhed and Brennan moved from for.
ward 10 guard. The change worked
we'll and Jasjcr played better ball. Th'
home team Gagged 9 field goals 10 q for
Jnsner. They were credited to Sedran,
3: Brennan. .: Rironda, | GIasco. !
Susarman. =: Ripley, . and Gricbe, !
Schasfer Is Busy
These are busy days FOR President
Scheffer. The leasSe treasury was en-
r!rhed one hundred bucks last night
when Referee Ferguson collected Sjt
from Elmer Ripley for playing in the
Motropolitnn League when toatesvillf
was at Camden last Wednesday. and
$50 from Harry Riconda for playing
with Albany in the New York State
League last Friday when Jasper was at
Trenton.
Schefer is up In arms against the
New York State League with whom th'
Eastern has an agreement. Presiden
Louis S.olz just the other week waive,
on Friedman. Sedran and R!ronda. anC
said these players were the property o
the Eastern League.
since that time Manager Hepinstall
Of Albany. says no and has elaine,
them and is playing them. The Stat
League will hold a special meeting in
few days to settle the issue. Jaspe
and Albany have a conflicting date thi
Thursday. and the Albany game ha
been postponed until the matter i
shrashed out.
II the New York State League de
cides 20 70 to war with the Eastern an
claim these players, there is every like
l!hood they Will choose Albany to Jaspe
for q playing place.
Another Philadelphian has been adde
70 the list Of Intercollegiate coache,
winfield Kinkaide. one of the BE-.
guards that ever played the game. ht
been signed TO assist Joe Fogarty
New Haven. The Ellis should have
great team with this pair working &c
sether, "Kinny" was In line for Il
lob at Annapolis this season but fol-
mer player was awarded the berth.