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Newspaper

Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1915

Page

7

Memorial Day Opener: Y M C A Beats Hilldale In Thriller

The Y M C A baseball team opened the season against Hilldale on Memorial Day in Darby before about 2,000 fans. Hilldale led early, then Y M C A tied and took a brief lead in the seventh before fielding errors let Hilldale regain the edge. A dramatic ninth inning tied the score again as Clemans homered earlier and Clarke fanned Harris with bases loaded to end Hilldale threats. Final: Hilldale 7, Y M C A 7 with late unearned runs noted. two-base and three-base hits listed for both sides.

Hilldale Darby Smith Harris Clemans Clarke Pinder Gaines Carney Grand Hilldale Rt Avs Pinder Ee Burgee Vison Clarkson Thompson Brown Bae Clemans Gee Thomas Suu Ee Carnéy Bae Calloway Benin

La Mott Stars Rout Bryn Mawr Browns in Open Date

The Bryn Mawr Browns visited La Mott Stars and were defeated 16 to 3. Stars used aggressive early offense with singles and doubles while Browns failed to rally. Upcoming events include Blue Ribbon on June 5 and Vermont F C on June 12 at La Mott. contact Benj. Griffin for admission.

Bryn Mawr Browns la Mott Stars Browns Phila ‘Hall Blue Ribbon Vermont F. C la Mott Benj. Griffin

Bryn Mawr Browns and Blue Ribbon Battle On May Day

Blue Ribbon Notes recalls a dramatic May 31 baseball clash between Bryn Mawr Browns B B C and Blue Ribbon stars. Hainey struck out 12 while Harris fanned 10, with Farrell and Draper delivering sharp defense. Browns tally two runs amid loose plays by Vincent and Griffin, as Spady Smith Willis Pinder and Patrell contribute in a hard fought effort.

Bryn Mawr Blue Ribbon Hainey Farrell Harris Draper Vincent Griffin Browns la Mott Stars Clinton A. C Broad St Bryn Mawr R Spady C.ne Ecess A Smith Willis Pinder Patrell R. Johnson Warfield Ci-Eoe Broad St Station H. A. E. Hackett Vance Tucker Wena Nelson R Smith Farrell Sateen E. Johnson A. Forrest Arthur Mgr. Johnson J. Henry Sellars

Frazier A. C. Wins Two Games

The Frazier A. C. B B C defeated Adlon F. C. 13 to 6 on Saturday then split a two game set with Oxford F. C. losing 6 to 5 before winning 5 to 3. The Fraziers are in good shape and ready to meet local teams.

Frazier A. C. B. B. C Adlon F.C Oxford F. C Fraziers

Broad St Station Defeats Red Caps 7 to 6 in Memorial Day Tilt

Broad St Station wins 7 to 6 over the Red Caps in a Memorial Day game watched by railroad officials. Pugh hit a circuit shot for the Red Caps in the third. Waterman and Darden tied it in the fourth. Ford doubled and Waterman starred for Broad St Station in a sharp defensive contest. Next games: June 19 at Germantown against Blue Ribbon, and a Beverly, New Jersey trip. Umpire Tobz Butler. Time 1 hour 45 minutes.

Dick” Harris Broad St Red Caps Penna. Railroad Pugh Brown Waterman Darden Capt. Ford Yank Broad Street Boys Prout Broad Street Tucker Vance Harris Beverly N. J Beverly Browns Germantown Blue Ribbon Baseball Club Tribune Broad St. Sta Tobz Butler

Bryn Mawr Browns Fall to La Mott Stars in Lopsided Game

The Bryn Mawr Browns were defeated by the La Mott Stars 15 to 3. Bryn Mawr had shown strong play this season but could not margin the offense as the Stars benefited from a solid effort. Fans backed the team in large numbers as the season’s momentum shifted.

Bryn Mawr Browns la Mott Stars Browns

Potter A A Tops Anchor Giants In Five Run Rally

Potter A A defeats Anchor Giants 7 to 2 as Nolan hits a first inning homer and Johnson allows five runs on one hit in four innings. Errors and misplays haunt the Giants while Potter A A capitalizes with timely hits and solid defense.

Anchor Giants Potter A. A Johnson Potter Widen Binnault Nolan Pierce Fis Aecesc E A. Ste Edwards Smith Potter A Peele Babak Harting He Hulmes Enakban Graham Amet Sb Cane Lafferty Kanto

Norristown Giants Split Decoration Day Games

The Norristown Giants played two Decoration Day games. In the morning the Norristown white team lost 4 to 3. In the afternoon they won 6 to 5.

Norristown Giants Norristown

Taskiana S C Beats Hillside In Doubleheader On Decoration Day

Taskiana S C defeated Hillside 6 to 3 in the morning game and 12 to 5 in the afternoon at Decoration Day. Batteries Edwards Earley contributed in both games as the teams fielded two matchups.

Taskiana S. C Hillside Taskiana Edwards Earley Gillespie

Clinton B B C Defeats Oak Lane White Sox 7–0 in Philadelphia

Clinton B B C of South Philadelphia wins its second of four as Wheeler and Robbins purge weak players. The team shuts out Oak Lane White Sox 7 to 0 with its strongest lineup. May 29 1915 Oak Lane Philadelphia address letters to Garrie Robbins 1229 Fitzwater St.

Clinton B. B. C South Philadelphia Wheeler Robbins Oak Lane White Sox Oak Lane Clinton B.B. C Bryn Mawr Browns Hilldale Lawnside N. J Jenkintown Tigers Rosebud A. C Garrie Robbins Fitzwater St Philadelphia

Evergreen Hall Triumphs Over Salem Stars in Jersey Final

Evergreen Hall of Woodbury defeated the Salem Stars 21 to 3 to win the South Jersey championship. The game featured a strong Woodbury defense and a decisive second-half performance to clinch the title.

Evergreen Hall of Woodbury Salem Stars South Jersey

Amateur Track Meet Planned by Southwest Branch Y M C A

The Southwest Branch Y M C A schedules an open amateur track meet on Saturday June 19. Interested participants apply to physical director W J Faulkner at 1724 Christian St for information.

Southwest Branch W. J. Faulkner Christian St

May social at Camden club hosts guests from area

Johnson and Augusta Lee attend a Crescent social at Mrs M Weavers auditorium Camden May 20 guest Mrs W L Sheppard organizer Zion A M E Church May Crouse returns from two week visit to Palmyra Arch Street Miss May Pratt. The Pink Tea for the choir fundraiser drew a good crowd and Mr Madison looks pleased.

Johnson Augusta Lee W. F. Green aCrnation Social Club Madison

Grand Concert and May Queen Contest Boosts Saint Mary Church

Burlington June 1 Grand Concert and May Queen Contest at G A R Hall raised funds for Saint Mary St M E Church. Winners Violet Smith Estella Hynson Martina Osborne Hilda Hutton earned 19 08 16 02 10 40 8 66. Rev Blackiston crowned Violet Smith. Large crowd attended. Peanut Social at Mrs Thomas Todds Lawrence St Friday supported Second Baptist Church.

Burlington N. J G. A. R. Hall St. Mary St. M. E Violet Smith Estella Hynson Martina Osborne Hilda Hutton Blackiston Thomas Todd Lawrence St Second Baptist Church

Sacred Concert Shines Despite Threatening Weather

A Sunday Sacred Concert at Pearl Street Church drew a small crowd due to threatening weather. Miss Alice Ford visited New York relatives over the weekend. Memorial Day events included a Girls' Club dance and trips to Beverly for Decora tion Day observations.

Pearl St Alice Ford New York City States A. M. E. Zion Martina Osborne Beverly Beverly Browns Frankford Indians Girls Lena Jo Philadelphia Gladys Prescoe E. Anderson

Local Notes From Wayne Pennsylvania Society Highlights

Community updates from Wayne Pennsylvania recount church services at Second Baptist Church and a large Sunday turnout. A Bryn Mawr Perrin Lyceum debate on whether women influence men more than money or politics is noted along with a United Aid Society branch office opening in Wayne. Names of local residents feature in social and church events with health and illness updates and a touring car purchase.

Messrs Pennington Itney Brym Mawr Clark and Braxton Philadelphia W. H. McLean John Young Young Banks Hall Ruth Mullen Ethel Washington Bessie Pinkie Morton Mary E. Harris Downingtown Industrial and Agricultural School Ellen Wilson M. Brown M. Preston Hampton Charles Waters Fairview Avenue Emma Haskins Harry Berry West Chester Charles Herring Mackall Chester William Oliver Joseph Holly

Social page notes Germantown events and arrivals

Germantown notes at 5218 Pulaski Ave feature Mr and Mrs Wm L Wilson and Mr and Mrs Samuel N Dunn hosting a welcome for friends including Mr and Mrs William Trusty Mr and Mrs Julius Bennett and others. Elder church members honored at Janes M E Church residence on E Haines St. Various residents visit Germantown including Mrs Annie Burleigh and Mrs Mayme Coleman.

Germantown Wm. L. Wilson Samuel N. Dunn Pulaski Ave William Trusty Julius Bennett Herbert Henry George Turpin Amelia Blake A. Miller Grace Bennett Ruth Samples Grace Anderson Lottie McGowan Bertha Ballard Mayme Dennis Essie Davis Philadelphia E. Haines Street Annie Hubbard Mise Mary Boyer Meadow Brook Julia Butler Janes M. E. Church J. C. Fletcher Henry Lambers Wilmington Walter Harris Annie Burleigh Mayme Coleman Sarah Kane Enon Tabernacle Jersey Joshua Bonaparte W. Woodlawn Ave Montrose Pierce E. Rittenhouse St Viola Lee W. Penn St Jewish Hospital Moses Buckner Collon St Oscar Kane W. Coalter St Union Sunday School Elsie Yancy Hin Cheyney Institute Tevie Sun Coulter

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