Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
|lRREE MORE STARS
FORD0N0'vANN|NE
r,1,shsr Team Announces Open
lne Game With PhiIa. Ter
4. minaI on April 20
|orLANco GETS CATCHER

mHE Donovan Armstrong baseball
t.sm. which Is building new grounds
!. Tcrty eighth and Walnut streets,
-. virfually rounded out Its playing
s.s.wbination with the signing Of three
ssSitioual stars. and Manager Moose
vrCnrmick plans to have the boys
-s,fine out in q few days.
The latest to sign the papers to rep
...ent the advertisers include Fred Rob-
,s.sr' pitcher on Rockdale. champions
u the Delaware County League last
v.,r' a spitball pitcher, who is rated ns
~ hest in that circuit and who ranks
YIN The leading hurlers In this vicinity.
samuel l.. Rudolph. known as the
vsyor Of Darby, a member Of the team
::t year. is back, and Joseph j. Thicl.
I. ,nfielder, also from last year, and
~ was the teams leading hitter. Mike
Sasn the former Phillies' catcher, Is
~ a. the newcomers to the squad.
These men, with those previously an
...o,,nced for the 1922 combination,
-Sich Also includes Harry Mccormick.
IAN Berriman. Lefty Gullman. Bill
Horkenbury. Henry Ewalt. Samuel
Mcconnell. Bill Fossett, Eddie Meyers
md Roy Il. Young.
rkisler to Open April -
Tom Walker is busy on the jobs Mt
A. Flcisher Yarn these days and is
saking use Of his brand new desk in
se,ins that everything Is ready for the
susning on April 20. when the yarners
vill lift the lid on the home season.
Walker figures that he will be able
N uphold his own with such players as
PITCHERS Grieshaber and McKenty and
Hatcher Larry Sutton heading the list.
|fhe arranging of all games by Flelsher
lfhis year has been turned over to Art
gummers. the official representative of
|the Philadelphia Baseball Association.
The home. playing days are Tuesday.
Friday and Saturday. and the season
Min be opened on Saturday April IN.
with Philadelphia Terminal. Other
umes are: Ford & kendig. at High.
land Park. April 30: II. A. Mackey.
away. May I; Donovan Armstrong.
May 9. at home: Nicctown. away. May
3; Bridcsburg at home, May 3; Rich
nond Giants ut home. May 9: Dono:.
san. Armstrong. away. May .; South
Philadelphia Athletic Association. May
10. away; Bridesburg.. away. May II /:
Philadelphia All Stars (Chappie John
Ion) at home, May 10.
Delanc0 Gets Brumbaugh
Manager T. b. Hayward, of De-
hnco. Is smiling these days. There is
reason for it. and n mighty good one
b the form of Catcher Frank Brum-
augh. of State College. who has been
leued for behind the bat. He was four
VARS on the varsity, and was big
hctor in helping State to win the
twenty .one straight games last year.
Delanco is one Of the prominent Jer.
m teams who are affiliated with the
Philadelphia Baseball Association, and
Manager Hayward Says his Skeeters
iii make any Of the teams hustle this
mar. There will be few changes
b the Central Jersey League cham
bions.
Frank Stein. the Haddonfeld star,
ill be in one of the outficld positions.
tein recently was offered n contract
nth Hamilton, of the Michigan On
brio League. The first twilight zane
i home will probably be the up State
sal champions. Mahanoy City, on May
u. A big athletic field is now under
enstructon and the equipment Of the
Hartman ball grounds at Hartman Is
being moved to the hustling Jersey ath-
ttic town.