Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
PHIL COCKRELL IS
IN N0-H|T CLASS
HiIIdaIe Pitcher Blanks Pater-
son Silk Sox Without Hit
by Score Of I to o
FlEISHER BLANKS STENT0N

The big feature Of an extra large
batch Of Sunday baseball games was
furnished by Eddie Bolden's Hilldale
warriors. who hail from Darby. The
colorcd lads played the Paterson SILK
Sox here on Saturday and dropped the
decision. but travelled to Clifton Heights
yesterday and played one Of the greatest
games ever witnessed by the Silk Sox
fans
Bolden selected Phil Cockrell. his
slugging pitcher, to do mound duty.
Phil was invinciblc and shut out the
silk Sox without single hit. His per.
formance was marred only to the extent
that he gave four walks and another
man reached first base on JOhnson's
error.
The Darbyites scored their only run
in the third and COckrell had n part
in II. Bunny Downs" opened the
session with single. Cockrell sacrificed
him TO second and when Raymond
dropped Francis fly Downs crossed the
plate. COckrcll also starred at bat with
two singles and his sacrifice, making a
perfect day.
The st. Carthage team blanked Sten.
ton Field Club yesterday at Sixty fifth
and Catherine streets. Mcchan was Oh
the hill for the Saints and pitched wou-
,lcrful bnll. holding the Mt. Airy lads
to a single hit. Bobby Wilson was on
the mound for Stcnton and also was IN
good form. st. Carthage scored once
in the third and twice in the sixth.
III
with three games played YESTERDAY. Prince
ton defeated Parkland. 8 to .: Hulmeyile
wSoped wSn Sedr % aRS S
will hold a meeting tonight at Galatians
Hotel. Langhorne.
After their sensational eighteen-inning vic.
tory over Stenton Field Club Ardmore could
not stand the strain and lost to the BARRIERS.
10 to 'G 3. at the % end Of the third. but BARRIERS
scored eight runs In the eighth and won out
The jewish World defeated Curtis c. G. at
Lawndale. I to 3. before the largest crowd
OF the season. The publishers had their
TsSRss sr"ss and VIZ ss s'Ts SompssH
feature for the Jewish World.
Lefty" Kalman; Of Ledger. added an:
ns %orh Iie Side ia-.o: tGosncins. The "saGs same
ledger Led fss boys had on their batting toys and nd
poled out a total OF sixteen hits.
St, Callistus gave Colonial Ice Cream one
OF It's few defeats the score being a one
sided one 1S to I. The feature Of the game
was the playing Of the st. Callistus battery.
A. Burns and W. Burns. each Of whom had
four hits.
The North Phis tourneyed to Glen Riddle
and beat RcCkdale. 8 to 3. by a ninth inning
rally which scored two runs. The work OF
SandrOw and Clancy featured. The latter
pitched steady ball In the pinches md in the
seventh Rockdale failed to score after
making three singles. Sandrow's two-bagger
with two on scored the deciding tallies.
Shanahan jOurneyed to Essinston and was
shocked by the Westnghouse Live Wires, q
to s. Minnick hurled for the electricians md
pitched a steady article OF ball, only yielding
seven hits. Shanahan rallied In the ninth
and with one in and the bases loaded a won
derful catch by the first baseman ended the
game
Haywood Catholic Club scored its thr-
teenth straight win nv shutout triumph
over the Haverford Pros" at Thirty first
and Dickinson streets. to O. Funk Bren-
nan was the star for Haywood along with
Tho South Phily Hebrews gave Pottstown
q tough tussle Yesterday before Dick Smiths
clan copped the decision in the twelfth by
the score OF 3 to 2. Gainor was on the
railroaders, II was pitchers battle each
IipD nip