Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
IMPORTANT GAMES
ON TWILIGHT LIST
Two Montgomery Co. League
Teams Here-Lansdale
at North Phils
C0NsHY OPPOSES STENT0N

The Monday evening twilight sched-
ule for local baseball fans contains
many games that present we'll matched
teams in almost every section of the
city.
Two members a the Montgomery
County League will be seen in action.
At the North Phi'lics' field at Fourth
and Wingohocking streets. the up
towncrs mingles with Nick Mann's
Lansdae aggregation. Mann has
on Saturday they regained their stride
and beat Doylestown. to 4. Bill
Durbn will likely pitch against "Sox"
Scibold.
Another game which involves
Montgomery League entry will be de-
cidel ut Phil Elena and Musgrove
streets. Germantown. where the Sterton
Field Club tackles Conshohocken. The
latter started The season by losing its
first three games. but has struck It's
stride and is turning back all Oppo-
nents. Mackey will pitch for Conshy.
and will be opposed by manager "Liz"
Powell
Downtown Games
The South Philly Hebrews return to
their home loan after an absence Of a
few days and entertain the fans in a
Johnny Castle is a prime favorite In
this section and played there last year
on his return from the minors. Lefty
Lloyd will likely draw the hill assign
ment. but the pitching choice of mana.
ger Gottlieb is undecided as the team
has just come through three hard
games in two days.
At Broad and Bglcr streets. Bill
Rudolph has the l.. s. s. Rochester
rs an attraction for the South Phils.
There was day when football and
baseball called the Philadelphia Navy
Yard when they ran short of club
and needed one at moments notice.
This is n thing Of the past in football
and baseball has stepped into the lime
| ligth this year.
Lieutenant Commander Gulbranson
and Athletic Director Zymoski have
competition. The L. s. S. Shawmut
and t. s. s. Rochester can hold their
own with any of the so-callcd first
clnss clubs, and instead Of being used
ito fill in these teams are now in
demand.
Another downtown game is arranged
by the Columbia Catholic Club at Front
and Porter streets with Puritan. from
Second and Clcarfic!d streets, furnish.
ing the other part.
Merrill on the Boom
Merrill will furnish the fans ut Thir.
tieth street and Columbia avenue a
few big attractions this week. Tonight
Marty Wolfson has engaged Lit Broth.
ers. while the South Philly Hebrews
will be opposed on Thursday. Merrill
has pitching staff of quartet of
good hurlers and expects to hold its
own with any Of it's opponents.
Eddie Lusk will take St. Barnabas
to the home of Nicetown at Tenth
and Butler streets. Ed Weiss has one
sweet hurler in Cannonball Carson. and
it is his turn to pitch against the West
phIadclphians.
Hatch Motor. which has gained the
reputation as the fighting motorists
meets st. COLUMBIA at Twenty fourth
street and Allegheny avenue. Manager
Tetzner's team never quits and has
staged more ninth inning rallies than
any club in town and Invariably comes
from the rear and wins out.
Stonehurst. which surprised Nativity
, on Friday night by defeating the up
towrers, plays a return game at Fifty.
eighth and Walnut streets, and Is pre-
pared to show that the victory was no
in the nnture of fuke. Ardmore will
be the opponent Of Bartram Park n
Fifty eighth and Elmwood avenue.