Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-20
triple PLAY BY
TERMINAL TEAM
1. FEATURE Of 49, Tie With South
PhiIs-clarence Pickup
. Stars
RRIDEsBURG WINS AGAIN


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close game last nlght. Ihese 'eaiu'
.,., on last Friday, evening and the
so,mer , came ont on top by one run on
% .Ssir own field.
IN this occasion the scene changed
"a The Donovan Armstrong field, the
Home Of the railroadcrs. and with one of
,.Ss largest crowds Of the season In at.
tsndonce the mines battled to a A
ideadlock which was halted at the end
of the ninth session on account OF dark
ness.
, neTTi There we're many features to the
contest, the outstanding one being an
slectrifying triple play by the home
teams innerworks In the third inning.
which brought the large crowd to its
sset.
Stcen opened the round for Bill
Rudolph's clan by placing one in right
Aeld for single. O'Brien hit roller
TO Clouscr and the latter let the ball
20 through his legs. Heinie. the new
shortstopper Of the downtowners. beat
out a slow roller down the third base
line and the bases were oil jammed.
Lees caught one of Tommy VOlz' 8
tvisters and sent 1t on. a line down
toward third base. Butts leaped high,
touched the ball and then dropped It.
IIke fash he picked up the ball and
threw to Clouser In time to catch Lees.
Stcen hesitated on third, thinking
the ball would be caught. and when it
dropped dashed for the plate. Clouser
then whirled around and with a light
ming throw to Raiston forced Steen.
In the meantime, O'Brien tried to
make third on the plate and Ralston
noted him with a quick throw to
Butts thus completing the three time
killing and cutting off promising
rally.
Another feature to the fracas was the
splendid playing Of Clarence Pickup,
the former Mackman, in center field
for Terminal.
In the fifth inning he retired the
side. Lai, Pasquerclla and Sykes giving
the putouts. All the catches were made
after long runs.
Again in the ninth inning. with two
men on and two out, Swigler was sent
IN to bat for Gallagher. He drove the
ball In Texas Leagne style over second
base, but Pickup by some fast sprint
Ing made shoestring catch, falling
after making the catch, but holding on
to the sphere. This retired the side and
cut off the winning runs.
The South Phils scored nll their runs
off volz in the second and third rounds.
while the home team got to Gibson in
the closing rounds. Each team made
nine hits apiece.
Again did Bridesburg come through
with victory at the expense of one
Of the big local teams. Billy Whitman
hooking streets to oppose the North
Phils for the second time IN the,r ow,
rx s wb SnG the tine sssn 81 Sn
Raw S,a,r"Ion ,,i.ohad W '.s s ini.s; .h
..om mas ar,,ns. mtsa,""er p.tcned ior the nome
the former Welded less than % half m tbe
tors registered twice the number of
runs, The only tnllv NJ tho phiI. yos %
Sandrow's bnnor .",' ~ ~ -, 'nI Inns was
Bridesburg scored in the second and
ninth, both the rms for Rridosbnr"
were reoistered hv Wohhu Bi.a esoIrs
counted first on Zibeil's hit and again
on Buzby's single.
Germantown and handed tho Stcnton
Field Club 6.to-3 defeat. Four
all by the Yarners, and they chokcd M
s; nn.as;. u 'he nome team ON each
occasion.
Johnny Scott Ind bis usuoI h.r,.,
sscond ,nnirn -. VI t"e p"rk III the
mson II''ins WIN no one on the path
ways. Lefty Nolan also played n swell
game at the initial hou uottiro sf..
nutoutS ,nd ha.I as, seIt!ns httcet
trInio q, .' .h ,uu par OF hits, his
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